NOUVEAU COURS 79 EXERCICE

Do you think that your sister is ready ? I don’tthink she is.— Will you have enough money ? I fear we shall not have enough.— Where is your father gone ? I don't think he is gone far.—Am I not able to do that work ?I doubt that you are able.—Is it sure that your cousin is dead ? No, it is not quite sure, but it is probable. —]I am very sorry that you have not received the letter that I sent you.— Are you afraid that I shall speak of what you told me ? No, I am not.—1I am sure that you will not say any thing of that.—Do you think that horse is worth a hundred dollars ? No, I don't think it is worth so much. —Which book will you lend me? I will lend you the most interesting book I ever read.—TI fear that your father will not be satisfied with your progress.— Did you think it was so late ? No, I thought it was not yet nine o’clock.— You are the only man upon whom I can rely. —Do you fear that your brother will be punished? No,

I fear that he will not be punished, although he has deserved a good punishment.—I am surprised that you have not yet heard that news.—1I am sorry he could not do it.—Is there any body that can lend me a hat? Here is one ; itis bad, but it is the best I have.—The Gospel (Evangile) is the finest present that God has made to man.

Je suis fâché qu'il vous ait fallu attendre.—Pensez.vous que nous ayons le temps de terminer notre ouvrage avant le diner? Quelle heure est-il ? Il est 114 heures.—Je ne pensais pas qu'il fût si tard.—Je crains que cet enfant ne se coupe la main avec ce couteau.—Croyez-vous que votre frère fasse ce que je lui ai dit? Je ne crois pas qu’il le fasse—Je suis fâché que votre inère soit malade.—-Avez-vous d’autres livres ? Non, ce sont les seuls que nous ayons.—Comme vous ne m'écriviez pas, je craignais que vous ne fussiez malade.—Pensez-

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