15.—One’s self. You must go yourself to settle the business. He lives by himself in that house.
16.—It rained in the forenoon. The afternoon was fine.
17.—It was warm before midnight, but cold after.
18.—The third watch is midnight.
19.—As regards the watches which a watchman strikes during the night, the night is divided into five. The beginning of the first is the watch-setting.
20.—When the days are long there is more time to do things. When they are short one has no leisure for them, and they must just wait.
21.—When will he be back? Possibly to-morrow.
22.—Where is the tea-pot put? On the table in the room.
23.—When the sky is overcast, the day is dull.
24.—There was a thick mist this morning; and the mountains were invisible.