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(1881) [MARC] Author: Concordia Löfving
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Lekt. 53. Utt. af o. Verb o. adj. med with. National)amn. 260

the greatest happiness concei’vable (imaginable, j’ossible), den största

[tänkbara (möjliga) lycka.

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with colours flying and music (bands) playing, med flygande fanor

[och klingande spel.

Vissa adjektiv nyttjas aldrig som attribut, utan endast pre-

i

dikativt, nämligen: worth; fain, glad, tvungen att, samt alla med
förstafvelsen a sammansatta, såsom t. ex. asleep’, ali’ke, ali’ve, alo’ne,

awake, (to be) ash a’med of, awa’re of; aghast’, bestört, häpen.

1. We should be happy, if we could always control our
desires. 2. The soldiers are strolling about the country,
stealing all the young colts that they meet with. 3. The worthy
woman took a scroll out of her bosom and gave it me
without uttering a word. 4. A rolling stone gathers no moss.
5. I have told you a dozen times that you ought to govern
your tongue. 6. We are removing to Worcester. 7. Cardinal
Wolsey was condemned to death. 8. The worst of this is
that 1 am to lose my father’s tomb. 9. I hope none of my
young readers will be offended by a pretty, harmless
Midsummer Night’s Dream. 10. »Unkind Hermia», said Helena,
»how could you join with men in scorning your poor friend?»
11. We were supplied with all the comforts necessary for so
long a journey. 12. This strong beer does not agree with
my weak stomach. 13. In America, plains of prodigious
extent abound with majestic rivers. 14. He was a great
favourite with the Prince Royal. 15. I was infected with (by)
the measles. 16. War is attended with many evils; besides
those who fall by the sword, a great many perish with
hunger. 17. The Mediterranean communicates with the Atlantic
by the strait of Gibraltar. 18. My advice has not much
weight with him. 19. Robinson’s companion was frantic with
joy, when he saw the image of himself, dressed in sailor’s
attire, in a looking-glass. 20. Some parts of our country are
well stored with wood, and the fields are watered by many
rivulets. 21. His face beamed with joy. 22. This wicked
man has enriched himself with the property of widows and
orphans. 23. Being satiated with Cicero’s death, Anthony
declared the proscription at an end. 24. General Washington
was invested with the power of President from 1789 till 1797.
25. Being nearly starved (with hunger), he frequently put his

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