Part 34 (1/2)

9 Women (and Christian American women, too) frequently try to evade the customs laws

10 My aunt has soraduated froh I aht for three years

12 This is one of Hugo's novels, it is very good

13 He acco he undertakes, if it is at all possible

14 Washi+ngton was president of the United States But Hauided its financial policy

15 Every year they sell three hundred sets, and Mr West helps to write the letters

16 The country people were the chief patrons of the store Although no small amount of trade came fro, which was a collie, would go when he was told and sit on it, and no one could call hi so, but the dog never lost patience

18 He was one of those persons (of whom there are so painfully many) who never do what they promise

19 He then went to his room, which was in the back of the house, to sleep, and his books were found there the next day

20 He was the man that I had mentioned, who had been recommended for the position Who had been refused because of his deficiencies in English

21 I can't go, I don't think

22 He was a very big and very strong reat football player

23 He will surely be elected, I haven't any fear

24 The food was good, and the service was fine, but we did not care to stay on account of the weather, which was rainy most of the time, and because it was an out-of-the-way place

25 He converses intelligently and pleasantly, and never gossips, hence he is an agreeable companion

26 He died of smallpox, and was ninety years old

27 There were twenty boys in the class Each past twenty-five years of age

28 He is in every way honorable, at least so far as money ht of going to college, but noas enthusiastic on the matter, and allover catalogues, of which I had a great nuone over thee was selected which seemed to suit me, so I went there in the fall to study chemistry

30 He was very sensitive So that we could tease hiry

31 There are a great nu this short line of railroad, these, however, do little business