and I feel rested. 59.  I—­down an hour ago to take a nap. 60.  The scene of “The Lady of the Lake” is—­in the lake region
    of Scotland.
61.  The tired lambs—­down to rest. 62.  Darkness settled down while the soldiers—­behind the breast-works. 63.  Had you not better—­down a while? 64.  After they had been—­ing silent for an hour, the command was given to
    prepare for a march; afterward the men ——­ down again and waited for
    the next order.
65.  When Romeo saw Juliet ——­ ing in the casket, he ——­ down by her side
    and drank the poison.  When Juliet awoke, seeing Romeo ——­ ing beside
    her dead, she took a sword which ——­ near and killed herself.

PLEAD. 66.  He ——­ tearfully to be set free, but his captors were firm. 67.  Yesterday he ——­ “not guilty.”

PROVE. 68.  It cannot be ——­ that Mars is inhabited. 69.  He thinks that the prisoner’s innocence has been ——.

RIDE. 70.  We had ——­ only a short distance when rain began to fall. 71.  Have you ever ——­ on a bicycle?

RISE, RAISE. 72.  She could not get her bread to ——. 73.  The price of corn has ——. 74.  I ——­ so that I might look around. 75.  The students ——­ him upon their shoulders.

RUN. 76.  You look as if you had ——­ all the way home. 77.  He ——­ up to me and asked what time it was. 78.  He said some thief had taken his coat and had ——­ away with it.

SEE. 79.  Charlie, who has just come in, says he ——­ two suspicious looking men
    near the barn.
80.  Yes, I ——­ him an hour ago. 81.  That is the best dog I ever ——.

SET, SIT. 82.  Please ——­ still while I try to find her. 83.  The old man was ——­ting in his easy-chair. 84.  He ——­ out for Boston day before yesterday. 85. ——­ down and talk awhile. 86.  The sun ——­s at six o’clock twice a year. 87.  I ——­ the basket on a rock while I went to the spring. 88.  We ——­ with our friends at the table for over an hour. 89.  In which seat did you ——? 90.  I am—­ting in my study by the window. 91.  The children are dreadfully sunburnt; yesterday they—­in the sun on
    the beach all the morning.
92.  Just—­down, till I call her. 93.  Annie, I have—­the pitcher on the table. 94.  He has—­there all the evening. 95.  We were all—­ting round the fire. 96.  I had to—­up all night. 97.  The farmer after felling the tree found that it had fell (fallen) on
    a—­ting hen that had laid (lain) her eggs under its branches.

SHAKE. 98.  All the restraints of home had been—­off long before. 99.  John—­the tree; Lida picked up the nuts. 100.  After they had—­off the dust, they entered the house.

SHOE. 101.  Go, ask Mr. N. whether he has—­the horses yet. 102.  He says he—­them an hour ago.

SHOW. 103.  They have—­their good intention. 104.  Has Edward—­you his yacht?  Yes, he—­it to me this morning.

SPEAK. 105.  English is—­in many parts of the world. 106.  After he had—­a half-hour we had to leave.