—The letter began: "I hope you will let me know if this letter does not reach you."
—Patrick Henry said: "Give me liberty, or give me death!"
—The boy's mind was full of love and romance but not of sadness for—
Singing he was and fluting all the day:
He was as fresh as in the month of May.
—The king will ask you three questions: "How old are you?" "How long have you been in his service?" "Are you satisfied with your food and lodgings?"
—How happy they were: all kinds of toys to play with; all sorts of good things to eat; and a kind old father to satisfy their every want!
—Slowly one of the dialects of English—the language of London—came to be regarded as standard English.
—Washington is called "the Father of his Country."
—When he got home, he said to his wife: "See, I have brought you a present."
—He shouted gleefully: "I am a lion—a terrible lion."