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Mihi et tibi puer dōnum ostendit. The man is showing me the picture. He is showing you the letter. He is telling me a story. He is giving you a letter. Agricola, amicus meus, est impiger. Cornelia, the farmer's daughter, is sick. The doctor, the farmer's friend, is kind. Julia, Cornelia's mother, is good. Fābulās nautārum laudō. I do not like farmers' stories. I like poets' cottages. I am looking at the girls' letters. DICTATION--LESSON XI In oppidō est tēctum magnum. Diū in tēctō maneo. Oppidum est grātum mihi. Aestāte in oppidō nōn maneō. Aestāte in tabernāculo in silvš habitō. Aestās est grāta mihi. Aestāte saltō et ambulō et validus sum. Fēmina tibi pecūniam dat. Vir dicit fēminam tibi pecūniam dare. Praemium dat quod epistulās ad oppidum portās. DICTATION AND IMITATION--LESSON XI Agricola filiae pecūniam dat. The sailor is giving the girl a present. The doctor gives the girl a reward. The poet is giving the farmer money. Pecūnia puellae grāta est. The cottage is pleasing to the farmer. His daughter is dear to the sailor.