5. The lad managed a bronco pony, very vicious and dangerous, when only thirteen.
6. Wanted, a hostler to take care of a horse, of a religious turn of mind.
7. After a brief rest Blondin set out again with “Tom Sayers,” and accomplished the feat he had undertaken without a hitch.
This week will see the last times of “The Rogue’s Comedy,” as next season Mr. Willard will play the new play of Henry Arthur Jones entitled “The Physician” exclusively.
II. Only, and not only, usually belong directly before the word modified.
Oral Exercise.—Insert only in the proper blank.
1. Browning —— wrote —— a few poems for boys.
2. She —— breathed —— the name; but we heard it.
3. We —— received his letter, —— this morning.