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Directions:
Rewrite each of the following pairs of sentences twice. First, make one
of the sentences a subordinate clause in the other. Then reduce the subordinate
clause to a post-positioned adjective.
1. Charles Darnay was alone in a cell. He had sustained
himself with no flattering delusion since he came to it from the Tribunal.
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2. The rain-drops are large, heavy,
and few. They are still falling.
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3. The strong tide was so swift, so
deep, and certain. It was like a congenial friend, in the morning stillness.
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4. Darnay was unable to restrain himself
any longer. He touched Mr. Stryver on the shoulder.
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5. In the midst of a great uproar in
the court, Doctor Manette was seen. He was pale and trembling.
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