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Lektion 33. Uttalet af ph. Substantivens kön. 127
5. Woman is her name, taken from Man; for this reason lie
shall forsake father and mother and adhere to his wife.
6. The earl was some years older than the countess. 7. He
was a widower by this time; his daughter, a widow too, kept
house for him. 8. Thou art neither like thy sire, nor dam.
9. The peacock has very ugly legs. 10. In every family
there is what father, mother, uncle, and aunt pronounce to
be (förklara för) a wonderful child. 11. We come to men
for philosophy, to women for consolation. 12. Spring sheds
her roses on their heads. 13. Swarming next appeared the
female bee that feeds her husband drone. 14. Lads and
lasses all, be gay. 15. The serving household of the rich old
spinster was composed of two maids, a gardener, and a
footman. 16. I hope my fair readers * will forgive me this time.
17. A lady-cousin is to be here by noon. 18. Only the male
birds have voices. 19. Do not say »he»; — it is a lady dog.
20. The woman-child needs the fostering hand and the
tender eye of a woman. 21. She ruled all with a high (mägtig)
hand, not only her men-servants and maid-servants, but also
the stranger within her gates. 22. Several women-servants
were found in the upper story. 23. The men-authors draw
themselves in their chief characters, and the woman-writers
may be allowed the same liberty. 24. Mr. Stephens, our
landlord, is a philosopher. 25. The letters ou form a
diphthong. 26. Our Bridget, the cook-maid, is not very
communicative upon these occasions. 27. The dog-fox was killed,
but the bitch-fox hid herself and her young. 28. The buck
and the doe are feeding in the meadow. 29. Though 1 know
Miss E. as an excellent teacher, 1 cannot employ her. 30. All
our ducks with the drake at their head are walking to the
lake. 31. I will not leave the yacht; she is my whole wealth.
32. The poor slave ran to the wood with her son. 33.
Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much, wisdom is
humble that he knows no more. 34. Experience is the best
school-mistress. 35. A turkey went with her young ones into
the wood. 36. This woman had been a servant to your wife.
37. Miss B. is the best dancer in the town. 38. The
male-elephant died, but the female still lives. 39. The cock-
* Märk, att adjektivet fair här antyder att reader är femininum.
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