a. He stood firmly even with but one leg to balance himself upon.
b. He thought his box was not a place for a lady-wife who lived in a castle. This showed his humility.
c. Yet he was very human—“I must make her acquaintance.”
d. When he fell from the window, he put his leg straight up, stuck his helmet downward and his bayonet between the paving stones.
e. He would not call loudly to the servant-maid because he was in the uniform of a soldier.
f. While in the boat rushing down the gutter, he trembled, but he never changed countenance, and still looked straight before him.
g. He sighed for the little Lady’s company, while passing through the drain.
h. He would not answer the Water Rat.
i. He stiffened himself and would not move an eyelid when the paper boat sank.
j. He lay unmoved even in the darkness of the fish’s body.