He told us that $A$: and enjoyed it immensely $B$: in a prose translation $C$: he had read Milton $D$: which he had borrowed from his teacher. The proper sequence of the given parts should be:

The following sentence parts are jumbled. Arrange them in the proper sequence to form a meaningful sentence:
$A$: lamenting their evil desire
$B$: that had brought
$C$: wept loudly
$D$: this sorrow upon them

Arrange the following parts to form a coherent sentence:
$A$: that $I$ pay a tribute
$B$: to conductors as a class
$C$: with any feeling of unfriendliness
$D$: to a particular member of that class
It is not,therefore...

The parts of the sentence are given as: $A$: exactly what he had been told,$B$: the young man did,$C$: beyond his dreams,$D$: and the plan succeeded. The proper sequence of the given parts should be:

In the darkness $A$ : the long,narrow beard $B$ : was clearly visible with $C$ : the tall stooping figure of the doctor $D$ : and the aquiline nose. The proper sequence of the given words should be:

The national unity of a free people $A$: to make it impracticable $B$: for there to be an arbitrary administration $C$: depends upon a sufficiently even balance of political power $D$: against a revolutionary opposition that is irreconcilably opposed to it. The proper sequence of the given words should be: