Eat.
26. The scraps were—up by the dog.
27. The men have—their dinner.
Flee, fly, flow.
28. During the night the river had over—its banks.
29. Benedict Arnold was forced to—the country. He—to England.
30. The birds have—away.
31. The guilty man has—. He—with his family to Mexico.
32. Our meadow was over—during the freshet.
33. The yacht—like a bird before the wind.
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 ——.