Single-Word Verbs
1. Charles Darnay was a free traveller (PN) and French citizen (PN). | 2. "Business seems bad (PA)?" | 3. He is not worthy (PA) {of such a daughter}. | 4. Its little heaps {of poor grass} were undistinguishable (PA) {from one another}. | 5. So we are not much alike (PA) {in that particular}. | 6. The Doctor looked desolately {round the room}. | 7. "Detestation {of the high} is the involuntary homage (PN) {of the low}." | 8. Saint Antoine wrote his crimes (DO) {on flaring sheets} {of paper}. | 9. "I am a mere dull man (PN) {of business}, | and you are a woman (PN) {of business}." | 10. {In the village}, taxers and taxed were fast asleep. | 11. That's an excellent card (PN). | 12. I am a disappointed drudge (PN), sir [#1]. | 13. "Mr. Jarvis Lorry [#1], are you a clerk (PN) {in Tellson's bank} [#2]?" | 14. The prison {of La Force} was a gloomy prison (PN). | 15. Six tumbrils carry the day's wine (DO) {to La Guillotine}. | Notes 2. Note how the prepositional phrase "in Tellson's bank" can be explained either as an adjective to "clerk," or as an adverb (indicating where) to "are." |