BEGIN. 7.  He had—­his speech before we arrived. 8.  The Senators—­to ask him questions.  Then he—­to be confused.

BID. 9.  When the Major passed us he—­us good-morning very politely. 10.  Father has for—­us to go there.

BLOW. 11.  Before the sunset gun was fired the bugler—­a strain on his bugle. 12.  The top-mast of the sloop was—­away.

BREAK. 13.  Did you hear that Waldo has—­his leg? 14.  The window was—­by Jack.

BURST. 15.  When the South Sea bubble—­, thousands of families were made poor. 16.  The cannon was—­by an overcharge of powder.

CHOOSE. 17.  If they had—­him, they would have—­more wisely. 18.  A better day for a drive could not have been—.

COME.
19.  Harry—­running up to me and asked me to lend him my cap.

DIVE. 20.  The loon saw the flash of my gun and—. 21.  It had—­several times before.

DO. 22.  I know he—­it; for it could not have been—­by any one else. 23.  Ask him why he—­it.

DRIVE. 24.  He was—­out of town by his indignant neighbors. 25.  This stake has been—­in deep.

EAT. 26.  The scraps were—­up by the dog. 27.  The men have—­their dinner.

FLEE, FLY, FLOW. 28.  During the night the river had over—­its banks. 29.  Benedict Arnold was forced to—­the country.  He—­to England. 30.  The birds have—­away. 31.  The guilty man has—.  He—­with his family to Mexico. 32.  Our meadow was over—­during the freshet. 33.  The yacht—­like a bird before the wind. 34.  The lotus-eaters watched the gleaming river as it—­seaward. 35.  It had—­through the same channel hundreds of years. 36.  The terrified savages—­to the mountains. 37.  They shall—­from the wrath to come. 38.  The plantations along the Mississippi are over—.

FORGET.
39.  Once Sydney Smith, being asked his name by a servant, found to his
    dismay that he had—­his own name.
40.  Maude is late; she must have—­the time.

FREEZE. 41.  I thought my ears were—. 42.  He would have—­to death if he had not been found by the St. Bernard dogs.

GET. 43.  They have—­home. 44.  Whenever any milk was wanted it could be—­from the magic pitcher. 45.  Grace has—­three seats for to-night. 46.  Franklin asked the boy where he had—­the bread.

GO. 47.  The price of coal has—­up since last year. 48.  He would have—­with us if he had been invited.

HANG. 49.  Judas, overwhelmed with remorse, went and,—­himself. 50.  In olden times in England a man was—­for stealing a sheep.

LAY, LIE. 51.  Two men—­under the hay-stack all yesterday morning.  They must
    have—­there all night.
52.—­down and rest. 53.  He came in and—­his books on his desk. 54.  After he—­down he remembered that he had left his pocket-book—­ing
    by the open window.
55.  He played until he was so tired that he had to—­down. 56.  He has—­himself at full length on the grass. 57.  You had better—­down for a while after dinner. 58.  I have—­down,