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251 Lekt. 52. Il" stumt. Verb o. adj. med prep. at o. by.
self at her feet. 34. This card is only 3 inches by two.
35. He assisted at the ceremony as godfather to the child,
who was christened by the name of Peregrine (peregrin).
36. »Crush’d was Napoleon by the northern Thor (thor), who
knocked his army down with icy hammer», says Byron.
37. John Bull will stand by a friend in a quarrel, with life
and purse, however soundly he may be cudgelled. 38. Divide
30 by 5, the quotient is 6. 39. Multiply 8 by 10, and the
product is 80. 40. We went to London by (öfver) the Hague.
41. I know him by name only. 42. By my watch it is four
o’clock. 43. Our clock is always set by the sun. 44. We
sat by the lire-side and warmed ourselves. 45. He died by
poison (by the sword, by his own hand). 46. He died for
love, they say, but I know that he died of the scarlet-fever.
47. A Christian will not look down on error with supercilious
contempt, as the såge of old times did, but with the desire
of enlightening the ignorant. 48. The Earl froivned on (at)
those who hinted at the banishment of his son. 49. What
did he say on hearing I was at Lyons? 50. The university
of Berlin has conferred on the learned Mr. S. the title of
Doctor of Divinity. 51. We cast ourselves upon his mercy.
52. Renowned and good men cast a glory on their race.
53. He intruded on a family which he was afterwards base
enough to calumniate. 54. Let us go on board the ship.
55. What towns are situated on the Danube? 56. He dzveUed
on the subject so long that the audience were tired of
his talking. 57. Shakespear lived at Stratford-ow-Avon.
58. I shall try to act on your father’s decision, and you may
depend upon it, he will not impose on you such a severe
punishment. 59. May I depend on your discretion? — Yes,
you may. 60. He will not insist upoyi my leaving his house
directly. 61. The senate deliberated on the Custom-Law.
62. They did not touch on the Reform Bill which was brought
in by Mr. P. 63. Count S. is famous for his punning.
64. We breakfasted on eggs. 65. You are always bent on
mischief. 66. For the first time in my life the fear of death
stole upon me, and, I dare say, fear seized upon me. 67.
What day is fixed on for the meeting? 68. We complimented,
hirn upon his victory. 69. He subsists on charity. 70. On
what subject shall you write? — You may decide upon it.
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