She took off her cap very quickly and examined it

(22) 1. How old is your sister ? she is quite small. 2, She was ten her last birthday, 3. He is suffering to-day more than usual, 4 Do not speak of it; do not think of it. 5, That is my hat; I have no other, 6. Are you sixteen yet? no, I am only fourteen, 7. This is the door, is it not? 8. What an affectionate little girl? 9. Before going away, come and see me. 10. You have no grudge, I hope, against me,

(23) 1. That will help him to go to sleep. 2. Give it to me; do not give it to him. 3. He gave some to us; did he give any to you? 4, They are strangers to him ; he does not know them. 5. What time is it ? is it ten o’clock yet. 6. Noit is only a quarter to ten, 7. Look at your watch, it must be ten minutes past ten. 8. He had no wish to eat, he was not hungry. 9. Well! what about your wet feet? 10. It is snowing ; do not go out in such weather.

(241 1. Draw your chair up near mine. 2. I want to have a talk wit’ 1 3. Their voices were heard in the adjoining rooms. 4. 1 do not to stir; I do not feel myself free. 5. All those things will come bye and bye. 6. I have a headache, I can scarcely talk. 7. Seized by an undefined fear, she walked on tiptoe to the door. 8. What a responsibility ! what duties! 9. They did not dare to disturb their father’s sleep. 10, Come up near the fire.

(25) 1. He usually sleeps late on Saturdays. 2. She gave me all sorts of reasons. 3. Nights come earlier now. 4. One might have heard a pin fall. 5. Have you gas in your house? 6. No, we use coal-oil yet. 7. In the first place, what will people say about it? 8. Does anyone know who is snoring? 9. The situation is going to become humiliating for somebody. 10. Did you sleep well last night ? I did not go to bed at all.

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(26) 1. Last night she arrived from the country. 2, He ran to the door, but did not enter. 3. What am I to do with it ? I cannot throw it into the street. 4, I am setting the table for three. 5. ‘ Good morning, ladies,” he said timidly. 6. The images of his dream were soon effaced from his memory. 7. I have kept them: I have not thrown any away. 8. I have seen you; have you seen me? 9. We have seen them ; have they seon us? 10. There are three chairs near the table.

(27) 1. Itis not proper for us to go there. 2. Although he earned a good deal of money, he saved none. 3. That is the only thing she can do. 4. What were you thinking of? 5. Do you ever think of me? 6. His eyes were blue, like his brother’s. 7. He answered the question without raising his eyes. 8. I looked at her without her knowing it. 9. He looked kind in spite of his fierce moustache. 10, We are not afraid when you are with us.

(27) 1. I was going to tell you aboutit. 2. When I told him that, he broke into a laugh. 3. There is a family likeness between the two brothers. 4. The elder one resembles his father. 5. Does your youngest sister look more like your mother than your father? 6. They have their mother’s large brown eyes. 7. They are both old. 8. I had to force myself to keep from bursting out laughing. 9. I examined it at a giance. 10. I am going to tell you something good,