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I. Her only son can not fail to be able to read. 2. Up to that day they had ne ver had any good teaching. 3. I shall teach you to read but I do not belle ve you will ever write a décent hand. 4. My first teacher did not succeed in making me advance as far as fractions. 5. The inspector advised putting him to school at once, being well on for his âge. 6. On the third of July, he left for the collège of Châtillon. 7. I must confess that the prospect of putting oman embroidered cap hastened my décision. 8. If it had depended only on the parents, the children would ne ver hâve put on that dress. 9. At half past five they stopped at the hôtel where their father usually stopped. 10. The door must hâve been open a quarter of an hour when we entered.