CHAPTER I

A.. — To the bottom of page j.

i . Her face h ad neither the length nor the ridiculous breadth which is attributed to dwarfs. 2. More than one fine lady has shed tears in secret. 3. She had seen nothing. 4. If she wished to speak to her, she had to raise her head as high as she could. 5. Her uncle had died shortly after his marriage. 6. Her parents had left her a good income. 7. The house was badly kept up. 8. The yard was full of hens and rabbits. 9. Pull up those weeds. 10. The priest used to come three times a week.

B. — From the tniddle of page s to end of Chapter.

i. He used to walk with head uncovered through the rain, snow and hail. 2. Take câre to slip a crust of bread in your pocket bef ore setting out. 3. I bid you welcome, Sir. 4. Correct your exercises. 5. If your writing is clear, the priest will repeat "Good, good", in every key. 6. If you burst into a loud laugh, things will hot go so well. 7. I sincerely désire that that may be as late as possible. 8. If you insist upon not taking any interest in your lessons, the priest will be angry. 9. He makes use of it. 10. She was wrong to dispute so much.