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 man. And, he should have made
a great 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 matters
are concerned.

29. I had not previously thought of going to college, but now I
was enthusiastic on the matter, and all my time (at least most
of it) was devoted to poring over catalogues, of which I had a
great number, and many of which I knew by heart from having gone
over them so often, and finally a college 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 him very little
without making him angry.

31. There are a great number of stations along this short line of
railroad, these, however, do little business.

32. They stopped and asked us the road to Milton, and it was discovered
that they were going in the wrong direction, as Milton lay south
of Williamsport, and we were camping twenty miles north.

33. He will most likely be suspended, it may perhaps be.

34. That day my cousin went home, and the next day John came to
spend a few hours with me, and in the afternoon we drove all over
the valley, but neither of us grew tired, because there were so
many things to converse about, and so many long treasured questions
to ask, and John left in the evening, and then I went to bed.

35. He has been proved a gambler, there you have it all.

36. Mrs. Smith (whose husband had been killed by a falling beam
in one of the buildings he was constructing) consented to give
us a room and board.

37. He read his lesson carefully, then he closed the book to think
it over.

38. He is the most peculiar person I ever met--in the last few years
at least.

39. I am reading a book, it is very i