diro li kaptis la sakon, kaj komencis rigardi en gxin. Li metis la nazon
en gxin, sed ne trovis akvon en la sako. Nek li nek lia fidela kamelo
havis akvon, cxar estis nur mono en la sako. La arabo estis kolera, cxar
li ne volis monon, li bezonis akvon. Li havis monon en sia domo en la
urbo, kaj volis trovi akvon. Cxu li tamen metis la sakon trans la kolon
de sia kamelo? Ne, li ne volis meti gxin sur sian kamelon, cxar li estis
kolera. Li ne tenis la sakon, sed gxi falis sur la sablon, kaj kusxis
apud li. La sako nun kusxas sur la sablo de la granda dezerto, kaj la
mono estas en gxi.


SENTENCES FOR TRANSLATION.

1. Today it is raining, but yesterday it was snowing. 2. Did your friend
John carry his chair into the house? 3. I saw your good friends on the
way to the city. 4. Is the large sack behind the door theirs? 5. Neither
she nor her brother saw the whole city. 6. They went to the city of
Boston and lost their way. 7. There are interesting houses across the
street. 8. The body of a camel is large, and its neck is long. 9. The
camel pushed its head into the house of the arab, and he was angry. 10.
On the sand in the desert there lies a sack. 11. In the sack there is
money. 12. The arab was warm, and wished to drink water. 13. He also
wished to give water to the faithful camel. 14. Nevertheless, he found
only money in the sack. 15. He was angry, and did not keep the sack.
16. Yesterday he wished to find money, but today he prefers water. 17.
Nevertheless there is only sand in the desert. 18. He wished to come
from the dry desert to the house of a faithful friend. 19. Both he and
his friends are rich. 20. They went to his house yesterday, and came to
theirs today. 21. They do not need money.