Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

Chapter XXX. 

"I shall go on through all eternity, Thank God, I only am an embryo still: The small beginning of a glorious soul, An atom that shall fill immensity." 

Coxe. 

A fortnight elapsed ere Willoughby and his party could tear themselves from a scene that had witnessed so much domestic happiness; but on which had fallen the blight of death. During that time, the future arrangements of the survivors were completed. Beekman was made acquainted with the state of feeling that existed between his brother- in-law and Maud, and he advised an immediate union. 

"Be happy while you can," he said, with bitter emphasis. "We live in troubled times, and heaven knows when we shall see better. Maud has not a blood-relation in all America, unless there may happen to be some in the British army. Though we should all be happy to protect and cherish the dear girl, she herself would probably, prefer to be near those whom nature has appointed her friends. To me, she will always seem a sister, as you must ever be a brother. By uniting yourselves at once, all appearances of impropriety will be avoided; and in time, God averting evil, you can introduce your wife to her English connections." 

"You forget, Beekman, that you are giving this advice to one who is a prisoner on parole, and one who may possibly be treated as a spy." 

"No--that is impossible. Schuyler, our noble commander, is both just and a gentleman. He will tolerate nothing of the sort. Your exchange can easily be effected, and, beyond your present difficulties, I can pledge myself to be able to protect you." 

1. How much time had passed since Willoughby left the scene?
2. was willoughby alone?
3. did they make arrangements?
4. of whom?
5. who was the brother in law?
6. What advice did he give?
7. what kind of times were they experiencing?
8. Did know if things would get better soon?
9. Did Maud have relatives in America?
10. Where might there be some?
11. Who does he think needs protection?
12. How does he seem to feel about her?
13. What appearance is he trying to avoid?
14. Was someone on parole?
15. How might he be treated?
16. who is the commander?
17. is he fair?
1. A fortnight
2. no
3. yes
4. of the survivors
5. Schuyler I think
6. an immediate union
7. in troubled times,
8. no
9. no
10. in the British army
11. Maud
12. she will always seem a sister,
13. all appearances of impropriety
14. yes
15. as a spy
16. Schuyler
17. yes
Svara på frågorna i slutet baserat på texten. Kapitel XXX. "Jag skall fortsätta genom all evighet, Tack och lov, jag är bara ett embryo stilla: Den lilla början av en härlig själ, En atom som skall fylla oändlighet." Coxe. En fjorton dagar förflöt ere Willoughby och hans parti kunde slita sig från en scen, som hade bevittnat så mycken huslig lycka; men på vilken hade fallit dödens våda. Under den tiden fullbordades de överlevandes framtida arrangemang. Beekman gjordes bekant med det känslotillstånd som rådde mellan hans svåger och Maud, och han rådde till en omedelbar förening. »Var lycklig medan du kan», sade han, med bitter eftertryck. "Vi lever i oroliga tider, och himlen vet när vi ska se bättre. Maud har inte ett blodsband i hela Amerika, om det inte råkar finnas några i den brittiska armén. Även om vi alla skulle vara glada att skydda och vårda den kära flickan, skulle hon själv förmodligen föredra att vara nära dem som naturen har utsett till sina vänner. För mig kommer hon alltid att verka som en syster, som du alltid måste vara en bror. Genom att på en gång förena er, kommer alla sken av oredlighet att undvikas; och med tiden, Gud avvärjer ondskan, kan ni introducera er hustru till hennes engelska förbindelser." "Du glömmer, Beekman, att du ger detta råd till en som är villkorligt frigiven, och en som möjligen kan behandlas som spion." »Nej — det är omöjligt. Schuyler, vår ädle befälhavare, är både rättvis och en gentleman. Han kommer inte att tolerera något sådant. Ert utbyte kan lätt verkställas, och, bortom era nuvarande svårigheter, kan jag lova mig själv att kunna skydda er.» 1. Hur lång tid hade det gått sedan Willoughby lämnade platsen? 2. var Willoughby ensam? 3. gjorde de anordningar? 4. av vilka? 5. hvem var svåger? 6. Vilket råd gav han? 7. Vilken typ av tider upplevde de? 8. Visste du om det skulle bli bättre snart? 9. Hade Maud släktingar i Amerika? 10. Var kan det finnas några? 11. Vem tror han behöver beskydd? 12. Vad tycker han om henne? 13. Vilket utseende försöker han undvika? 14. Var någon villkorligt frigiven? 15. Hur kan han behandlas? 16. vem är befälhavaren? 17. är han rättvis?
Answer the questions at the end based on the text. Chapter XXX. "I will continue through all eternity, Thankfully, I am but an embryo still: The little beginning of a glorious soul, An atom to fill infinity." Coxe. A fortnight passed by Ere Willoughby and his party could tear themselves from a scene which had witnessed so much domestic happiness; but upon which had fallen the woe of death. During that time, the future arrangements of the survivors were completed. Beekman was made familiar with the state of emotion that prevailed between his brother-in-law and Maud, and he advised an immediate union. "Be happy while you can," he said, with bitter emphasis. "We live in troubled times, and heaven knows when to see better. Maud doesn't have a bloodline all over America unless there happen to be any in the British Army. Although we would all be happy to protect and care for the dear girl, she herself would probably prefer to be close to those whom nature has appointed as her friends. To me, she will always seem like a sister, like you must always be a brother. By uniting at once, all appearances of misconduct will be avoided; and in time, God averts evil, you can introduce your wife to her English connections." "You forget, Beekman, that you give this advice to one who is on parole, and one who may possibly be treated as a spy." "No — it's impossible. Schuyler, our noble commander, is both fair and a gentleman. He will not tolerate such a thing. Your exchange can be easily carried out, and, beyond your present difficulties, I can promise myself to be able to protect you." 1. How long had it been since Willoughby left the scene? 2. Was Willoughby alone? 3. Did they make arrangements? 4. Of whom? 5. Who was a brother-in-law? 6. What advice did he give? 7. What kind of times did they experience? 8. Did you know if things would get better soon? 9. Did Maud have relatives in America? 10. Where could there be any? 11. Who does he think needs protection? 12. What does he think of her? 13. What looks is he trying to avoid? 14. Was someone on parole? 15. How can he be treated? 16. who's the commander? 17. Is he fair?
1. Två veckor, nej 3, ja, fyra av de överlevande 5. Schuyler tror jag 6. en omedelbar union 7. i oroliga tider, 8. nr 9. nr 10. i brittiska armén 11. Maud 12. hon kommer alltid att framstå som en syster, 13. allt sken av oredlighet 14. ja 15. som en spion 16. Schuyler 17. ja
1. Two weeks, no 3, yes, four of the survivors 5. Schuyler I believe 6. an immediate Union 7. in troubled times, 8. No. 9. No. 10. in the British Army 11. Maud 12. she will always appear like a sister, 13. all appearances of misconduct 14. yes 15. as a spy 16. Schuyler 17. yes.