That Dane is rapidly becoming familiar with the English language. She did not deign to reply to the provoking remark. The merchant was forced to dun him for the debt. "Think that day lost whose low descending sun Is your cousin preparing for college? "Goring loved no man so well but that he would cozen him."-Clarendon. The ugly cygnet becomes the beautiful swan. The bill has received the king's signet. Please send me a cask of vinegar. The knight removed his heavy casque. The enemy captured the fort. His forte is mechanics. A church is sometimes called a fane. "Fain would I climb but that I fear to fall." Do not feign what you do not feel. Father of all! in every clime adored."-Pope. Hear the roar of the cannon! The Scriptures are called the Sacred Canon. Please tie this with a strong cord. I struck one chord of music, Like the sound of a great Amen.-A. A. Procter. LESSON 277. er Instruction. In the words of this lesson let the accent mark precede the suffix or the syllable containing it. |