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Historians represent men such as (635) they are poets depict
them such as they should be (224).
EXERCISE LVI.
Who is knocking at the door ?
Who (643) is knocking at the door ?
My little brother James.
My little brother James.
To whom have you told the news ?
To whom (643) have you told the news ?
To my sister-in-law.
To my sister-in-law.
The road through which we passed was very lonely.
The road through which (619) we passed was (Imp.
Ind.
) very lonely.
From whom do you expect a letter ?
From whom (643) do you expect a letter ?
From that lady who spoke to you at my brother's house.
From that lady who (619) spoke to you at my brother's house.
Children who obey their parents deserve to be praised.
Children (328) who (619) obey (to) their parents 2 deserve to be
praised.
What is the weight of this shield ?
What (631) is the weight of this shield ?
It is about ten pounds.
It is about ten pounds.
3 For whom are you painting that vase?
3 For whom are you painting that vase?
For my mother-in-law.
For my mother-in-law.
The pencil with which I was writing is broken.
The pencil with which (619) I was writing (179) is broken.
Whose hat is this ?
Whose hat is this ?
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