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* * * * * REFINEMENT (page 305). QUESTIONS. 1. To what does _civilization_ apply, and what does it denote? 2. What is _refinement_? 3. What is the primary meaning of _cultivation_? the derived meaning? 4. By what word is _cultivation_ now largely superseded? 5. What does _culture_ denote? EXAMPLES. What is ----? It is the humanization of man in society, the satisfaction for him in society of the true law of human nature. Giving up wrong pleasure is not self-sacrifice, but self-----. This refined taste is the consequence of education and habit; we are born only with a capacity of entertaining this ----. * * * * * RELIABLE (page 306). QUESTIONS. 1. What is to be said of the controversy regarding the formation and use of the word _reliable_? 2. What do _trusty_ and _trustworthy_ denote? 3. How does _reliable_ compare with these words? 4. What meaning may _reliable_ convey that _trusty_ and _trustworthy_ would not? EXAMPLES. Good lack! quoth he, yet bring it me My leathern belt likewise, In which I bear my ---- sword, When I do exercise. The first voyage to America, of which we have any perfectly ---- account, was performed by the Norsemen. * * * * * RELIGION (page 307). QUESTIONS. 1. What is the original sense of _piety_? the derived sense? 2. What is _religion_? What does it include? 3. What is _worship_? _devotion_? 4. What is _morality_? _godliness_? _holiness_? 5. How is _theology_ related to _religion_? EXAMPLES. ---- is man's belief in a being or beings, mightier than himself and inaccessible to his senses, but not indifferent to his sentiments and actions, with the feelings and practises which flow from such belief. ----, whose soul sincere Fears God, and knows no other fear. To deny the freedom of the will is to make ---- impossible. Systematic ---- may be defined as the substance of the Christian faith in a scientific form. * * * * * REND (page 309). QUESTIONS. 1. To what are _rend_ and _tear_ usually applied? Which is the stronger word? 2. In what connection is _rive_ used, and in what sense? 3. What does _lacerate_ signify? 4. How does _mangle_ compare with _lacerate_? 5. What do _burst_ and _rupture_ signify? Which is the str
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