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307 Lekt. 58. litt. af ie. Stumt i, u, m, p. Skiljetecken.
to me or her sister. Georgiana would chatter nonsense to
her canary-bird, by the hour, and take no notice of me. I
was determined not to seem at a loss for occupation or
amusement: I had brought my drawing-materials with me,
and they served me for both. 13. If 1 had been able, I
would have done it. 14. If we could have returned
yesterday without danger, we would have done so. 15. As it
was-now getting dark, I ordered candles. 16. The emperor
entering the hall, all the persons got up from their seats. 17.
Ere he parted, he would say farewell. 18. He answered that
a bachelor was a wretched outcast, who had no right to
express an opinion on the subject. 19. I was sorry for having
nipped in the bud an intrigue, the consequences of which
might have been very advantageous to my niece. 20. The
self-love of this man is so great, that he will set your house
on fire to get his eggs roasted. 21. He that has pity on the
poor, lendeth to the Lord; that which he has given, He will
pay him again. 22. In the necessity in which he then found
himself of courting popularity, Prince John had extended his
invitation to a few distinguished Saxon and Danish families.
23. There is no charm in the female sex which can supply
the want of piety and virtue. 24. Mnemonics is the science
which shows how the memory may be assisted. 25. What
seems most extraordinary in the battle of Sedgemoor is that
the event should have been for a moment doubtful, and that
the rebels should have resisted so long. 26. Whatsoever his
former conduct may have been, his circumstances should
exempt him from censure now. 27. That the receipt was
destroyed, 1 did not know yet. 28. That you did not eat
the biscuits and the pie, was very pardonable. 29. If he
had cut off the end of his nose, he would have put a piece
of sticking-plaster over it and been quite satisfied. 30. While
this ballad was reading (being read), Sophia seemed to mix
an air of tenderness with her approbation. 31. On passing
between a ditch and a waggon, the carriage was upset. 32:
When we live in a foreign country, prudence bids us
conform to the usages of this country. 33. By this kind
of trade, the Venetians gained such great riches, that even
their chief noblemen did not think it beneath them to be
merchants, and to make voyages in their own ships to distant
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