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WALK

I am quite willing.

Wherc you like, I hâve no choice.

It is a very pleasant walk, I should

like to go there.

I do not think the weather is sure.

No doubt, it will be the safest.

I hâve onl v my gloves to put on.

Do not walk so fast, it is too hot.

Let us go by the main-road and

return by the fields.

Very seldom, I hâve no time.

Yes, Sir, straight along until you

corne to the turnpike, and then

turn to the right.

Did you not know that the river Nene

runs through it.

Yes, very often du ring the sommer

cvenings.

Very, we hâve had no rain for some

time.

Certainly, we hâve no occasion to

hurry.

Let us sit on the grass.

Where ? I don't like ants.

They are gnals. j

It is indeed, I am loth to leave it.

It is only eight by my watch.

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