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This father is happy but these mothers are sad. This boy is tired but these men are not energetic. DICTATION-LESSON XV "Haec," inquit miles, "est pictūra trium amicōrum. Ego medius stō. A dextrā stat Titus. A sinistrā stat Pūblius. Nōmen meum est Mārcus. Si & sinistrā legis, primus est Pūblius, ego sum secundus, Titus est tertius. In mēnsā sunt quattuor sagittae et iaculum, Trēs sagittae sunt novae. Sagittārius sum. Sagittās capiō et in silvam eō. Ex silvā animālia portō. Tum numquam pilum et gladium portō, sed galea caput meum tegit. Hoc saepe facio." DICTATION AND IMITATION--LESSON XV Hodie laeta sum, sed heri nōn eram laeta. Today I am energetic, but yesterday I was not. Today I am tired, but yesterday I was not. Nōn laeta erās, sed puer erat laetus. You were not happy, but the girl was. You were not kind, but your mother was. You were not tired, but the man was. Miserī erāmus, sed puerī erant laeti. We were sad because the girs were sick. We were happy because the men were not sick. We were tired, but the sailors were not energetic. Numquam maestī erātis. You were never kind. You were never energetic. You were never sick.