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N. (33) 1. Half of the things fell on the floor. 2. When she saw them, | her surprise disappeared. 3. A friend's reproach is better than an

| enemy's smile. 4. She picked up the scissors and began to cut. 5. They overturned everything to find them. 6. Give it back to me. 7. “4 When I find them I shall give them to you. 8. Come! my good sirs ! à give me my money. 9. I have none in my room. 10. Have you any in yours ?

k. (84) 1. The room was full of gaiety. 2. She ran after her brother. 3. Mind your own work. 4, She cut her finger. 5. How do you feel Hi this morning ? I feel sad. 6. Was the girl sitting near the fire? 7. Are ni: }! your-hands and feet warm? 8. What kind of color is turtle-gray? 9, :

If we had not found her, where would she have been now? 10. He remained an hour, chatting incessantly.

(85) 1. There is one lost anyhow. 2. It will be a pleasure for me to accompany you there. 3. I long to see you again, 4. She paid high dl for her cashmère dress. 5. He went towards the house with great pre- PM cautions. 6. He promises that when the weather is fine, we shall go to \ the country. 7. The past is forgotten ; the future is uncertain. 8. No fl matter, we shall hold our opinions. 9. I shall gather violets ; you will study. 10. I shall never forget so much kindness.

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