Point out the specific faults and correct:—
1. He neither gave satisfaction as butler nor as coachman.
2. Elaine deserves our sympathy from the beginning to the end of the novel.
3. John only played once and won; and then, after watching the other players for a time, he got up and left the room.
4. The boy had an unconquerable fear of reptiles which no reasoning could overcome.
5 The Vicar's son Moses was a good student of the classics, but he made a bad bargain in his purchase of the green spectacles.
6. In all of his behavior toward Lynette, Gareth was patient and courteous, which reflected much credit on his knightly character.
7. Johnson was a man with a heroic soul, a wonderful intellect, and a kind heart.
8. After they had all assembled and come together, Odysseus addressed them.
9. He had reached the age of seventy, and his death was due to a nervous disorder.