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is turn! Seven and yet one, like shadows in a dream." * * * * * FORMIDABLE (page 176). QUESTIONS. 1. What is the meaning of _formidable_? 2. How does _formidable_ differ from _dangerous_? _terrible_? _tremendous_? Give examples. EXAMPLES. All delays are ---- in war. ---- as an army with banners. The great fleet moved slowly toward the forts, a ---- array. * * * * * FORTIFICATION (page 176). QUESTIONS. 1. How does a _fortress_ specifically differ from a _fortification_? 2. What is the distinctive meaning of _citadel_? 3. What is a _fort_? 4. What is a _fastness_ or _stronghold_? EXAMPLES. For a man's house is his ----. A mighty ---- is our God, A bulwark never failing; Our helper He amid the flood Of mortal ills prevailing. Alva built a ---- in the heart of Antwerp to overawe the city. * * * * * FORTITUDE (page 176). QUESTIONS. 1. What is _fortitude_? 2. How does it compare with _courage_? 3. How do _resolution_ and _endurance_ compare? EXAMPLES. Unbounded ---- and compassion join'd, Tempering each other in the victor's mind. Tell thy story; If thine, consider'd, prove the thousandth part Of my ----, thou art a man, and I Have suffer'd like a girl. Thou didst smile, Infused with a ---- from heaven, When I had decked the sea with drops full salt. * * * * * FORTUNATE (page 177). QUESTIONS. 1. How does _fortunate_ compare with _successful_? 2. How are _lucky_ and _fortunate_ discriminated? 3. In what special sense, and with what reference are _favored_ and _prospered_ used? EXAMPLES. It is not a ---- word this same "impossible;" no good comes of those that have it so often in their mouth. Ah, ---- years! once more who would not be a boy? I have a mind presages me such thrift That I should questionless be ----. * * * * * FRAUD (page 177). QUESTIONS. 1. What is a _fraud_? How does it differ from _deceit_ or _deception_? 2. What is the design of an _imposture_? 3. What is _dishonesty_? a _cheat_? a _swindle_? How do all these fall short of the meaning of _fraud_? 4. Of what relations is _treachery_ used? _treason_? EXAMPLES. ---- doth never pr
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