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Lekt. 53. Utt. af o. Verb o. adj. med with. National)amn. 261
finger to his mouth, to signify to them that he wanted food.
26. I cannot any longer bear with the impudence of my
debtor. 27. 1 was obliged to struggle with almost incredible
difficulties. 28. The rivers in Africa swarm ivith crocodiles,
and the desert with ostriches. 29. The Goths and Normans
did not, like the Saxons in England, expel the inhabitants,
but, after their victories, mingled ivith them. 30. The mob
dealt very badly ivith the prisoners of war. 31. The
Lieutenant-General glowed with rage, when he heard of their being
ill-treated, and vowed revenge. 32. His conscience is
burdened with guilt and shame. 33. Consult with your father
before you reply to that letter. 34. The gentleman’s house
with its well contented inhabitants contrasted very much with
the low and dirty huts of the peasantry. 35. The two
Major-Generals conferred with each other on the operation. 36. Our
house is much infested ivith mice. 37. The mountains had
echoed and re-echoed with the reports of his gun. 38. It was
a habit with Scrooge, whenever he became thoughtful, to put
his hands into his breeches pockets. 39. There is more
philosophy in it than you are aware of. 40. He found it no
difficult matter to ingratiate himself with the ladies. 41. I
bought a pair of new worsted stockings with the money.
42. I am never weary with walking. 43. The first stone of
a new college had been laid a few days before, by the
Go-vernor-General. 44. Tragedy was originally, with the
ancients, a piece of religious worship. 45. It is a rule with
me never to desert my king, or my friend, in distress. 46.
They condoled with me en the death of my mother. 47. At
the prison-gate he parted with his wife. 48. A sleeping fox
catches no poultry. 49. T. stood aghast, and his legs shook
under him, as he found his cousin asleep by the ravine.
50. The colours were not blended with each other, as they
ought to have been. 51. I mingled with the conversation of
the family. 52. She almost fainted with the fatigues of the
day. 53. We have nothing to reproach ourselvee with. 54.
You make too much ado about nothing. 55. Our mistress is
as mild as she is just. 56. The Australians are the
antipodes of the French. 57. Coffee was introduced into England
by one Daniel Edwards, a Turkey merchant (en köpman, som
dref handel på Turkiet), in 1642. 58. Do you wish for some
London porter? 59. They are my superiors in knowledge,
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