Half-length Grammalogues.

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For each of the following grammalogues write the corresponding logogram, filling a line with each: Did, could, got, get, good, after, thought, without, that, let, lord, read, word, might, made, immediate, immediately, nature, not, under.

1. A rose without a thorn is a thing not found in nature. 2. Let us dare to do our duty as we understand it. 3. Gain not base gains; they are the same as losses. 4. A word spoken in due season, how good it is. 5. He that makes haste to be rich shall not be innocent. 6. Even a fool if he hold his peace is thought wise. 7. When a man gets rich by some new trick others immediately try to do likewise. 8. In striving after a remote possession men often lose the chance of immediate gain. 9. A wise man will desire no more than may be got with honesty. 10. If all men did right, lawyers, doctors and preachers might starve. [I. We might all be far happier could we but learn to wait in patience. 12. It is as hard to do business without money as it is to see without eyes. 13. That man alone is free who is lord of his own desires. 14. While we read we should think; when we act we should have thought. 15. He who has made an enemy has done a sad day's work.