I advise everybody who can to hâve such a thing

Page 83. — 1. The clouds are colored with that tint at sunrise. 2. They are also colored at sunset 3. You were ahead, were you not ? 4. He stopped to get breath as he was going up. 5. We had to stop to look at it. 6. We think of it but as little as possible. 7. Do not not go any farther. 8. What book could I read Avhich would not be t^-esome ?

Page 84. — 1. Do you know when you shall be able to go to work again ? 2. If that is so and he is willing to do it, let him no longer wait. 3. If he does not do it, it is ail over with me.

Page 87. — 1. My servant oomes into my room an houi- before I rise. 2. Hâve you not decided to get up ? 3. I hear him enter quietly into my room. 4. TJiat is unknown by many people. 5. I am enough awake to know that I am not altogether awaka

Page 88. — 1. Look at your watch. 2. You prétend to be deaf. 3. There is no sort of thing he does not do. 4. You prétend not to notice it. 5. We are very thankful to them for it. 6. I cannot resist it. 7. If you refiect on my conduct you will see that I am right. 8. Good sensé is better than clevemess.

Page 89. —1. The inconveniences of laziness are numerous. 2. He was the most suitable for ma 3. We never laugh at tho inconsistencies of others. 4. He does it so that you may say that he is crazy. 5. When I am dressing my servant helps me. 6. Don't put on your stockings inside ou t. 7. I take pleasure in seeing him run after the crazy one. 8. I caught up to him at the foot of the stair.

Page 90. — 1. He did not suspect what I was doing. 2. Wo do not know what goes on in the moon. 3. It was he who did it of his own accord. 4. He made him write a letter. 5. Instead of cleaning it he put it back in its place. 6. There is a house to be sold. 7. What fault do you find with this book ?

Page 91 — 1. I should like you, sir, to tell me M'hy you do this.