DRILL EXERCISES 123
fast ! (say hurry' slo7ii/y)" says my uncle. " Give attention, boys," says niy aunl, "'we shall dine at the eleventh hour. I shall praise (§ 13) yo*^) if you arrive^ before the eleventh hour. You will not arrive after the eleventh hour, as I hope." " I hope not,""^ says my uncle.
§ 23. [Future Indicative and Tmperative contifiued.) Ve shall start (say give ourselves to the road) at the fifth hour. We shall not walk quickly. For Alexander will be tired if we walk 3 too (§ 1 2) quickly. What o'clock will it be when we aiiic?* Will you be tired, Alexander, if we ariive* at thc tenth hour? "I shall not be tired " says Alexander. " You will not wu!k too quickly, as I hope," says my aunt, " for Alexander is a litlle boy." "Not too fiist ! (say hurry slowly)" says Lydia; "Alexander will be hungry before the tenih hour. Cairy an apple with you, Alexander ! " "I shall not be hungry," says Alexander. "Give me the cakes," says my uncle. "Good-bye" says my aunt ; "arrive in-good-time (say (7//^r/««<f/>')."
§ 24. {Ferfect Indicative of ' sum ' and ist Conjugation.) Fractice in all persons of the Singular and Flural the sentence: Locum spectavi quo Gaius luHus navigia sua applicavit.
The sky was clear when we walked to the place where Gaius JuUus fought with the Britons. In the year 55 B.C.* he built vessels in Gaul and sailed from the GalHc coast to the coast of Kent. He brought his vessels to land between Dover and Rich-
^ Say skall arrive.
- See note 3 on p. 120,
- Use the Future Tense, as in Ex. §22, p. 122.
- Say in the fifty-fifth year before Chrisl born ; and siniilarly in all future
senlences when the phrase ' B.C or ' A.D.' (Anno Domini) occurs, say before Christ born or nfter Christ bot n.
