To make sense out of each sentence below, trade one of the letters in each word with one of the letters in parentheses. Each letter in parentheses will be used only once.

1. You're reacted riddle are then ail sou exorcise as caption.
( e g h i l m u v w y )

2. She round if I hiss it hot go lord is chat or I canyon, bet ins librations past I treat dial linger.
( a a a a e f g k l n n o o s s s t t t u u v )

3. Shier: Owe why pass in aim aid I lug nor tie change do creak teem.
( a a b c e f h h k n n o r t y )

4. Fiddle ace stares then yon hive seen warmed no snow town, nut my I hop, out be sour dot.
( a a b b b c c d g l m n o t t u w y y )

5. Where it at odd storm abort thy parson woo washed has commuter way is ease so uke an sis shone. What wisk his came tree, singe a go lodger knot hew do ule by prone.
( a a c e e h h h h i i i l m n n n o o p p s s s s s t t t t u u w y y )

1. You've reached middle age when all you exercise is caution.

2. The sound of a kiss is not so loud as that of a cannon, but its vibrations last a great deal longer.

5. There is an old story about the person who wished his computer was as easy to use as his phone. That wish has come true, since I no longer know how to use my phone.

3. Skier: One who pays an arm and a leg for the chance to break them.

4. Middle age starts when you have been warned to slow down, not
by a cop, but by your doc.

Excellent solves all around!