The guests waited for the cook to put the roast on the table.
He knocked at the door and the gosling said: "Who is knocking at the door?
Only after long entreaty, and on condition that he would never again present his bill, would Beppo let him out again.
In the first, "The King of the Sun," a trait occurs that is of some interest.
All wounds much above an inch across may be protected by a coat of good linseed-oil paint; but smaller wounds, if the tree is vigorous, usually require no protection.
In fact, the species may be uninjured even without cover, since, in their prostrate position, they escape the cold and drying winds.
Superfluous and interfering branches should be removed from fruit-trees, so that the top will be fairly open to sun and to the pickers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
