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2HI") Lekt. 54. Utt, af æ. Verb o. adj. med prep, of o. from.
1. He exhorted Xanthippe to check her vexation. 2. I
may well call Xerxes a luxurious prince, as he had always
lived in luxury. 3. A boy of ten years begged from the good
Emperor Joseph, whom he did not know. 4. Her anxiety
made me anxious too. 5. I must beg pardon of you, sir, J
feel myself unworthy of your kindness. 6. The king
exercises the executive power. 7. I wish for a hat with a very
broad brim, which will shade the face from the sun. 8. There
was a mixture of good and evil in her character. 9. These
houses were there of old. 10. I would take my oath of it.
11. Sir Alexander Boyd was condemned and executed; Lord
Boyd and his son escaped. 12. Who can exhaust the sea?
13. Hadrian was by turns an excellent prince, a ridiculous
sophist, and a jealous tyrant. 14. By and by they became
less apprehensive of danger from Gulliver, and at last, the
boys and girls would dance country-dances on the palm of
his hand as he lay on the ground, or play at hide and seek
in his hair. 15. The magnet or loadstone is capable of
attracting anything that has either iron or steel in its
composition, and is likewise capable of communicating the same
power of attraction to either of these metals. 16. The poor
man was blind of both eyes. 17. Beware of those who call
vou friend when favourable circumstances smile on you; they
will be sloiv of rendering you a service, when fortune turns
her back. 18. The epitaph admonished my wife of her duty
to me, and my fidelity to her. 19. Sir, you are forgetful of
your situation as a priest of the church. 20. The Protestants
were disappointed of their hopes. 21. I take the liberty to
remind you of your promise. 22. The prisoner was declared
guilty, by the jury, of having committed forgery. 23. I
always thought my Charles fond of seeing his children neat
and handsome about him. 24. Are you so void of common
sense, that you do not see he is making a fool of you?
25. She is proud of her connexions, and vain of her beauty.
26. The bulldog seemed jealous of the caresses bestowed on
the little spaniel. 27. Mr. P. was deprived of his fortune by
the bankruptcy of his debtor. 28. Parliament declared the
measures of government destructive of liberty and commerce.
29. Would you sacrifice so much beauty, and sense, and
goodness to a creature insensible of the blessing? 30. We quitted
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