till while I try to find her.
83. The old man was ----ting in his easy-chair.
84. He ---- out for Boston day before yesterday.
85. ---- down and talk awhile.
86. The sun ----s at six o'clock twice a year.
87. I ---- the basket on a rock while I went to the spring.
88. We ---- with our friends at the table for over an hour.
89. In which seat did you ----?
90. I am--ting in my study by the window.
91. The children are dreadfully sunburnt; yesterday they--in the sun on
the beach all the morning.
92. Just--down, till I call her.
93. Annie, I have--the pitcher on the table.
94. He has--there all the evening.
95. We were all--ting round the fire.
96. I had to--up all night.
97. The farmer after felling the tree found that it had fell (fallen) on
a--ting hen that had laid (lain) her eggs under its branches.

SHAKE.
98. All the restraints of home had been--off long before.
99. John--the tree; Lida picked up the nuts.
100. After they had--off the dust, they entered the house.

SHOE.
101. Go, ask Mr. N. whether he has--the horses yet.
102. He says he--them an hour ago.

SHOW.
103. They have--their good intention.
104. Has Edward--you his yacht? Yes, he--it to me this morning.

SPEAK.
105. English is--in many parts of the world.
106. After he had--a half-hour we had to leave.

SLAY.
107. David--Goliath with a pebble.
108. A brave man never boasts of having--his thousands.

STEAL.
109. He thinks the horse was--.
110. Some one has--my purse.

TAKE.
111. I found upon inquiry that I had mis--the house
112. Yesterday she--me home with her.
113. You look as if you had--root there.

THROW.
114. He--the ball to me and I--it back.
115. The Governor's son was--from his pony this morning.

WRITE.
116. I think he should have--and told us.
117. He--for the book two days ago.
118. She has--for samples.

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DRINK.
119. The toast was--with great enthusiasm.
120. Then they--to the health of the President.
121. He had once--sour wine and slept in the secret chamber at
Wolf's Crag.

RING.
122. The fire bell--twice last night. It had not--for two months before.
123. Has the last bell--?

SING.
124. The choir boys--the "Hallelujah Chorus" from "The Messiah." It seemed
to me that they had never--so well.

SINK.
125. The steamer struck an iceberg and--with all on board.
126. They have--two wells, but have got (gotten) no water.

SPRING.
127. The grass--up