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Lektion 28. Repetition.
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keeper, a princess, and that was the end of the story. 8. Are
you to stay out of doors in this bad weather? 9. Puss in
Boots is one of the funniest stories I know. — One would
like to have such a cat that could get one a princess and
a rich palace. 10. This house is lower than the one with
the weather-cock on its roof. 11. Why didst thou not come
yesterday, little fellow? 12. Treat your fellow-men as you
wish to be treated. 13. I should have helped him, if I had
had some money about me. 14. I am content only with
seeing her gay and handsome face. 15. Your grand-children
are naughtier than mine. 16. I have ten toes on my two
feet. 17. Paris is the capital of France. 18. Some poor
men are more honest than some rich people. 19. Are these
beeves as dear as those ? 20. Old men’s hair is usually thinner
than that of young men. 21. Good books are better than bad
friends. 22. Ten is the eighteenth part of 180. 23. The year
1876 was a leap-year, but 1886 will be a common year.
24. This street is the prettiest one in our metropolis. 25. One
does not always know one’s self. 26. Next Michaelmas
Christopher is going to a rich lady as a servant. 27. What do
you mean to say? 28. What do you fear the most: lions or
tigers? 29. Turn before you are going farther in the bad
way. 30. Read the Holy Scriptures, and yoii will find the
truth in them. 31. Those who are dead are happy. 32
Tomorrow week there will be a great concert in the cathedral.
33. Was my lady much pleased with her song? 34. Some
say this, others that. 35. The four quarters of the heavens
are: North, South, East and West. 36. What kind of hair
have your brothers and sisters? — The former are dark, and
the latter are fair. 37. Last Christmas-eve we were at our
master’s house. 38. In 30 there is one cipher, in 300 there
are two. 39. A day is the three hundred and sixty-fifth part
of a year. 40. June, July and August are summer months.
41. I willingly admit Mr. L.’s being a good composer, almost
as good as myself. 42. In Paradise there is eternal joy.
43. How pretty those roses look among the green leaves.
44. Do you know which numbers are odd and which are even ?
45. Harriet, do not forget to give the poor women yonder a
pound of sugar each. — God bless you, my lord! 46. Those
noble monarchs loved their people as dearly as they loved
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