[RPSQ] It is easy to excuse P :but it is hard Q :in

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10th CBSE Maths

It is easy to excuse

P :	but it is hard
Q :	in a boy of fourteen
R :	the mischief of early childhood
S :	to tolerate even unavoidable faults

The Proper sequence should be:

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Additional Questions

Then

P :	it struck me
Q :	of course
R :	suitable it was
S :	how eminently

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If you need help

P :	promptly and politely
Q :	ask for attendants
R :	to help our customers
S :	who have instructions

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The national unity of a free people

P :	to make it impracticable
Q :	for there to be an arbitrary administration
R :	depends upon a sufficiently even balance of political power
S :	against a revolutionary opposition that is irreconcilably opposed to it

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People

P :	at his dispensary
Q :	went to him
R :	of all professions
S :	for medicine and treatment

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He was so kind and generous that

P :	he not only
Q :	made others do so
R :	but also
S :	helped them himself

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With her body

P :	dragging her unwilling feet
Q :	weak and infirm
R :	doubled with age
S :	she persisted in her mission

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He knew that

P :	and then to save himself
Q :	was to save all the lives
R :	entrusted to his care
S :	the duty of a captain

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Since the beginning of history

P :	have managed to catch
Q :	the Eskimos and Red Indians
R :	by a very difficulty method
S :	a few specimens of this aquatic animal

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I read an advertisement that said

P :	posh, air-conditioned
Q :	gentleman of taste
R :	are available for
S :	fully furnished rooms

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It is easy to excuse

P :	but it is hard
Q :	in a boy of fourteen
R :	the mischief of early childhood
S :	to tolerate even unavoidable faults

The Proper sequence should be:

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