34. The lotus-eaters watched the gleaming river as it--seaward.
35. It had--through the same channel hundreds of years.
36. The terrified savages--to the mountains.
37. They shall--from the wrath to come.
38. The plantations along the Mississippi are over--.
FORGET.
39. Once Sydney Smith, being asked his name by a servant, found to his dismay that he had--his own name.
40. Maude is late; she must have--the time.
FREEZE.
41. I thought my ears were--.
42. He would have--to death if he had not been found by the St. Bernard dogs.
GET.
43. They have--home.
44. Whenever any milk was wanted it could be--from the magic pitcher.
45. Grace has--three seats for to-night.
46. Franklin asked the boy where he had--the bread.
GO.
47. The price of coal has--up since last year.
48. He would have--with us if he had been invited.
HANG.
49. Judas, overwhelmed with remorse, went and,--himself.
50. In olden times in England a man was--for stealing a sheep.
LAY, LIE.
51. Two men--under the hay-stack all yesterday morning. They must have--there all night.
52.--down and rest.
53. He came in and--his books on his desk.
54. After he--down he remembered that he had left his pocket-book--ing by the open window.
55. He played until he was so tired that he had to--down.
56. He has--himself at full length on the grass.
57. You had better--down for a while after dinner.
58. I have--down, and I feel rested.
59. I--down an hour ago to take a nap.
60. The scene of "The Lady of the Lake" is--in the lake region of Scotland.
61. The tired lambs--down to rest.
62. Darkness settled down while the soldiers--behind the breast-works.
63. Had you not better--down a while?
64. After they had been--ing silent for an hour, the command was given to prepare for a march; afterward the men ---- down again and waited for the next order.
65. When Romeo saw Juliet ---- ing in the casket, he ---- down by her side and drank the poison. When Juliet awoke, seeing Romeo ---- ing beside her dead, she took a sword which ---- near and killed herself.
PLEAD.
66. He ---- tearfully to be set free, but his captors were firm.
67. Yesterday he ---- "not guilty."
PROVE.
68. It cannot be ---- that Mars is inhabited.
69. He thinks that the prisoner's innocence has been ----.
RIDE.
70. We had ---- only a short distance when rain began to fall.
71. Have you ever ---- on a bicycle?
RISE, RAISE.
72. She could not get her bread to ----.
73. The price of corn has ----.
74. I ---- so that I might look around.
75. The students ---- him upon their shoulders.
RUN.
76. You look as if you had ---- all the way home.
77. He ---- up to me and asked what time it was.
78. He said some thief had taken his coat and had ---- away with it.
SEE.
79. Charlie, who has just come in, says he ---- two suspicious looking men near the barn.
80. Yes, I ---- him an hour ago.
81. That is the best dog I ever ----.
SET, SIT.
82. Please ---- still 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.