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Lekt. 44. Repetition. Utt. af ed, ce, ti, ti, tu. 195
song. 22. She put her arm round her cousin’s waist, and so
they went off’. 23. It was they whom we saw with you on
the celestial shores of the Mediterranean. 24. Puss, when
pursuing the mice, crept into the hole, but she could not get
out again. 25. In the palace of Drottningholm in Sweden
there is a portrait of a reindeer, which is said to have drawn,
upon an occasion of emergency, an officer with important
dispatches the incredible distance of eight hundred English
miles* in forty-eight hours. 26. Mr. Rivers resigned his
wealth and station and went to India as a missionary. 27. The
Germans say: A silk dress puts out the fire in the kitchen.
28. It is wise and prudent to reflect on the honour and
justice of him who gives advice, before we follow it; but we
should not, in most cases, suspect those who are kind enough
to advise us. 29. God’s curse can cast away ten thousand
sail. 30. Always listen to reason. 31. He was obliged to
write his exercise again, having made so many mistakes.
32. Scrooge and the Ghost again stood side by side in the
open air. 33. Constantinople was taken, but her emperor
bestowed an honour on her fall (inlade ära vid dess fall).
34. It is better to write one word upon the röck than a
thousand on the water or the sand. 35. Flattery is poison.
36. Their ignorance was insufferable. 37. Science demands
faithful and patient servants. 38. The arts and sciences were
greatly favoured by the låte king of Bavaria. 39. When I
have seen a man strutting in a procession, I have conceived
a higher notion of his dignity than I have felt on seeing
him in a common situation. 40. Croesus was the richest king
of antiquity. 41. Pride has made him mad. 42. Aaron was
not allowed to see the land of Canaan. 43. The miser is a
friend to none, but a bitter enemy to himself. 44. The
footman went away with a heavy heart to inform his companions
of what he had heard. 45. What do the English mean when
they say, »he took French leave»? — They mean (to say): he
went away without saying goodbye or farewell. 46. »You’re
quite a powerful speaker, sir», Scrooge added, turning
to his nephew, »I wonder you don’t go into Parliament.»
47. Vessels large may venture more, But little boats should
keep near shore.
* Det går något mer än 6 engelska mil på en svensk.
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