1.
He sat patiently on his
stool.
2. He got an extremely sheepish look on his
face.
3. He was wiping his hands on his
greasy apron.
4. He was on his
deathbed before his mother forgave him.
5. There was an evil look on his
face.
6. He leapt up on his
horse.
7. He felt a gentle tapping on his shoulder.
8. His grip on his
sword was strong.
9. From now on,
she will be in charge.
10. Can you tell us what is going on?
11. They walked for miles, on and on into
the heart of the mountain.
12. The three friends walked on and on into
the night.
13. I'd put
money on it.
14. I will take him up on it.
15. Are you holding out on me?
16. A shadow has been on my heart.
17. Please don't exert yourself on my
behalf.
18. Get them to fight on our
side.
19. We will be on our
way in the morning.
20. We only go out for dinner on rare
occasions.
21. His
unseeing eyes focused on some
deep internal turmoil.
22. What
was on that
paper?
23. Someone
was waiting for her on the
other side of the river.
24. There
were no other shrubs of any kind on the
banks.
25. Mystery
was written on their
faces.
26. That
night the boys slept on the
ground in the forest.
27. Frodo
slipped on the
ring.
28. He
danced on the
table.
29. He
was on the
verge of mental collapse.
1 a look," he said. He stepped up on a brick and leaned over the basin.
2 nd a bottle of rum! Fifteen men on a dead man's chest, The cabin-bo
3 rom under his cloak, where it hung on a fine golden chain Bilbo had sto
4 .heh) It rose and fell, and ended on a high piercing note. Even as th
5 owed him that he was now standing on a high hilltop, which he must have
6 was, as a rule, terrible company on a hike, and Fatty was a hundred tim
7 horn. "Always before setting out on a journey I do this," he said. He
8 riously from the other) he carried on a large leaf as on a tray a pile o
9 o you?" Pipsqueak, sitting on a log watching Morrie bargain with
10 lass's dress torn and fluttering on a nail. He waved his hand to his lo
11 l. "It is safe around your neck, on a new chain. But don't try using i
12 bbit girl. For now we're off on a quest of sorts, To meet the w
13 in the midst of shelterless lands, on a river that was the frontier of w
14 dle rich being put to slow death on a roasting spit are beginning to an
15 slamming as if of a soft object on a rock. Frodo mused, "The wearin
16 ... Picture yourself on a ship in the Ocean, Wi
17 more. That night they camped on a small eyot close to the western b
18 limped back a few feet, and sat on a stone bench. After a moment
19 figure in camouflage riding away on a stout horse. Some of the local Ho
20 shed the speech, then he jumped up on a table, tore off his shirt, and s
21 er) he carried on a large leaf as on a tray a pile of white water-lilies
22 e leaped into the air. He slipped on a tray of mugs when he came down, a
23 'll probably find his way to live on a vet's farm outside of some town,
24 from our bedroom." Tom sat on a while beside them in silence and
25 were done Gandalf started rambling on about how he had entered the Necro
26 At the start, Gloin rambled on and on about how the dwarves wanted to
27 n the near future. He went on and on about squatters' rights, and local
28 , sir. Mr. Morrie's just jealous, on account that he looks like the wro
29 mselves up, got dressed, and went on again. Night came beneath the tree
30 ?" Sam and Pipsqueak were walking on ahead exchanging dirty stories, an
