Steal.
109. He thinks the horse was—.
110. Some one has—my purse.
Take.
111. I found upon inquiry that I had mis—the house
112. Yesterday she—me home with her.
113. You look as if you had—root there.
Throw.
114. He—the ball to me and I—it back.
115. The Governor's son was—from his pony this morning.
Write.
116. I think he should have—and told us.
117. He—for the book two days ago.
118. She has—for samples.
Drink.
119. The toast was—with great enthusiasm.
120. Then they—to the health of the President.
121. He had once—sour wine and slept in the secret chamber at
Wolf's Crag.
Ring.
122. The fire bell—twice last night. It had not—for two months before.
123. Has the last bell—?
Sing.
124. The choir boys—the "Hallelujah Chorus" from "The Messiah." It seemed
to me that they had never—so well.
Sink.
125. The steamer struck an iceberg and—with all on board.
126. They have—two wells, but have got (gotten) no water.
Spring.
127. The grass—up like magic last night.
128. Homer describes a race of men who—from the gods.