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166 Lekt. 39. Stumt cl o. t. Subst, utan pluralform.
11 perch and 2 pike in the lake. 20. Have you got much
fish to-day? 21. There is a lad here, who has five barley
loaves and two small fishes. 22. There is plenty of salmon
in this river. 23. I have bought you two cords of wood, a
couple of fowls, und some chicken. 24. "We have got some
fresh herrings, craw-fish, oysters, shrimps, and lobsters. 25.
In England they adorn their rooms with branches of mistletoe
at Christmas. 26. He fought bravely against the enemies of
Christendom. 27. His mind softened with age. 28. Here is
the pestle, but where is the mortar? 29. There were a
Ty-rolese and two Portuguese on the ship, and our cook was a
Chinese. 30. The Chinese are a singular people. 31. Strip
a Spaniard of all his virtues, and then you have a
Portuguese, says a Spanish proverb. 32. The Siamese twins died
on the same day and at the same hour. 33. The Swiss love
their country. 34. This honest Swiss left a series of good
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reading-books to posterity. 35. One hundred cannon were
landed. 36. Several shot had entered the ship. 37. The
reports of three shots were heard. 38. The Spanish Armada
(armada) consisted of 130 sail, of which 100 sail were
destroyed. 39. How many sails has this ship? 40. Comala (Co mala)
has slain three deer on Ardven. 41. Swine are dirty animals.
42. Evil news travels fast. 43. What means is to be
employed? 44. Are there no means? 45. What is the news
of the day? 46. The news from Russia and Turkey are very
contradictory, but 1 think the latter will be obliged to make
amends. 47. A gallows was erected. 48. A beggar asked
alms of me. 49. 1 bought three pounds of chestnuts, two
dozen of buttons, and two hundredweight of sugar from the
merchant yonder in the red waistcoat with the large pockets;
his merchandise always is very good, you know. 50. These
boots are not pairs. 51. If we are to go to Hyde Park, we
must buy two new pair of gloves. 52. He sells gloves by
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the dozen, not by the pair. 53. In England eggs are sold
by the dozen. 54. She is wasting pens by scores. 55. He
accompanied me a couple of miles, giving me much good
advice. 56. The young couple are to go abroad. 57. I
bought two brace of pistols. 58. We sell hares in braces
(by the brace) and apples in hundreds (by the hundred).
59. Will you take a pinch of snuff? — No, thank you, 1
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