ves, upon demand of the Savii.

reía mofándose de mí.¿La ves?

Entonces no me ves.

Ves tú cómo no se había muerto,dijo mamá.

[Footnote 2: As this man was an Italian, his name was really Amerigo Vespucci (ah-ma'-ree-go ves-poot'-chee), but it is usually given in its Latinized form, Americus Vespucius (a-mer'-i-cus ves-pu'-she-us).

[Footnote 2: As this man was an Italian, his name was really Amerigo Vespucci (ah-ma'-ree-go ves-poot'-chee), but it is usually given in its Latinized form, Americus Vespucius (a-mer'-i-cus ves-pu'-she-us).

1. Correct the division of the following words, according to their derivation: "ben-der, bles-sing, bras-sy, chaf-fy, chan-ter, clas-per, craf-ty, cur-dy, fen-der, fil-my, fus-ty, glas-sy, graf-ter, gras-sy, gus-ty, ban-ded, mas-sy, mus-ky, rus-ty, swel-ling, tel-ler, tes-ted, thrif-ty, ves-ture.

Correct the division of the following words, with a proper regard to Rules 1st and 3d: "a-scribe, bland-ish, bran-chy, clou-dy, dus-ty, drea-ry, eve-ning, faul-ty, fil-thy, fros-ty, gau-dy, gloo-my, heal-thy, hear-ken, hear-ty, hoa-ry, lea-ky, loung-er, mar-shy, migh-ty, mil-ky, naugh-ty, pas-sing, pit-cher, rea-dy, roc-ky, spee-dy, stea-dy, stor-my, thirs-ty, thor-ny, trus-ty, ves-try, wes-tern, weal-thy.

"Those nouns, that end in f. or fe (except some few I shall mention presently), form plurals by changing those letters into ves: as, thief, thieves; wife, wives.

2. Corrections of Webster, mostly by Rule 1st: bar-ber, bur-nish, bris-ket, can-ker, char-ter, cuc-koo, fur-nish, gar-nish, guilt-y, han-ker, lus-ty, por-tal, tar-nish, tes-tate, tes-ty, trai-tor, trea-ty, var-nish, ves-tal, di-ur-nal, e-ter-nal, in-fer-nal, in-ter-nal, ma-ter-nal, noc-tur-nal, pa-ter-nal.

(except some few which I shall mention presently,) form plurals by changing those letters into ves: as, thief, thieves: wife, wives.

SEE Proprium de tempore pro ves peris.

SEE Proprium de tempore pro ves peris.

(See Pyot v. Pyot, 1 Ves. Sen. 335.)

DE DRUM MAJAH He's struttin' sho ernuff, Wearin' a lady's muff En' ways erpon his head, Red coat ob reddest red, Purtty white satin ves', Gole braid ercross de ches'; Goo'ness!

¿Ves como al fin habías de hacer alguna de las tuyas? BRUNO. ¿

ya ves tú ... ¿qué dirá su tío?...

lo lograrás ... ¿ves este papel?... BRUNO. ¿

no ves que me desarmaría si te las diera....

No ves que si no, se puede creer que uno ha querido zafarse a un mismo tiempo del acreedor y de la deuda?

no me acuerdo, y ya ves cómo lo he cumplido ...

Ya ves, habiéndome casado sin su consentimiento....

tu marquesado no te autoriza para que me insultes porque me ves ahora pobre ...

Pero, hombre, ¿no ves que tu tío te tiene, por fuerza, que perdonar también pronto?

("He who has a good woman's love is ashamed of every ill deed"), compared with Bernart de Ventadour's Non es meravilha s'ieu chan Melhs de nul autre chantador Car plus trai mos cors ves Amor E melhs sui faitz a son coman.