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I. If you do it again you will attract the thunder on your head. 2. The master gave him a.task of a hundred lines as a punishment for his impertinent answer. 3. Thèse pupils will not abuse my patience. 4. He looked at his task for a few moments and was surprised to fînd that it was quite easy. 5. He retumed me the exercise, which was quite short. 6. We did not believe we could refuse to lend him our books. 7. He must hâve felt himself at fault or he would not hâve refused my request. 8. I doubt whether they looked delighted on coming

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out of the study-hall. 9. He conquered many difïicultîes and solved his famous problem. 10. H e will finish his task in a few minutes, provided it is short.