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Lektion 47. Repetition.
34. While Monmouth was dancing and skating at the Hague,
and expecting every day a summons to London, he was
overwhelmed with misery bv the tidings of his father’s death and
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of his uncle’s accession. 35. Lady W. desired to see him a
king. 36. If ever Love, as poets sing, delights to visit a
cottage, it must be the cottage of an English peasant. 37. Lord
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Brougham’s (= broms) knowledge is very extensive. 38. Mr. A.
is nothing but an old beau. 39. Somebody has said that the
Scotch always reflect ere they fight, that the Irish fight ere
they reflect, and that the English do either the one or the
other according to circumstances. 40. Whether he kill Cassio,
or Cassio him, or each do kill the other, every way makes
me gain. 41. I went one evening to the theatre. 42. The
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ladies were no sooner seated in the hackney-coach than Mrs.
Ellison burst into a loud laughter. 43. Tongue cannot tell
the distraction and misery with which Beauchamp’s (be’chams)
soul was shaken. 44. Ye have come too låte — but ye are
come! that will be my consolation in my last moments.
45. Sin no more, lest a greater evil happen to thee. 46. Buy
what thou hast no need of, and ere long thou shalt sell thv
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necessaries. 47. We ate the food we ne’er had eat. 48. If
you sang in summer, dance in winter, said the ant to the
grasshopper. 49. Do you like fish ? — Yes, I like them (it) well
enough, but I am not at all pleased with their (the) bones;
they are very disagreeable and troublesome. 50. There must
be something the matter with the infant; he won’t eat anything.
51. Time once past never returns: the moment which is lost,
is lost for ever. 52. WThen the well is dry, we know the
worth of water. 53. The Elbe springs from the Giant’s
Mountain in Bohemia. 54. She was a staid little woman,
who dared every danger. 55. Few believe the wonders thou
hast wrought, and none can teach them, but whom thou hast
taught. 56. Now mayest thou slumber — thy work is done.
57. No man is so foolish but may give another good counsel
sometimes; and no man is so wise but may easily err, if he
will* take no other’s counsel but bis own. 58. The hussar
put his hands into his breeches pockets and told me that he
never forgave any offence of that kind. 59. Such beings
* I konditionala bisatser uttrycker will i 3:dje pers. vilja.
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