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onger word? When is a steam-boiler said to be _ruptured_? 6. What does _rip_ signify? EXAMPLES. Storms do not ---- the sail that is furled. Oh, it offends me to the soul to hear a robustious, periwig-pated fellow ---- a passion to tatters, to very rags, to split the ears of the groundlings. And now a bubble ----s, and now a world. The first blood shed in the revolutionary struggle; a mere drop in amount, but a deluge in its effects, ----ing the colonies forever from the mother country. * * * * * RENOUNCE (page 309). QUESTIONS. 1. From what is _renounce_ derived, and in what sense used? _recant_? _retract_? 2. What is it to _discard_? 3. How does _revoke_ compare with _recall_ in original meaning and in present use? 4. What is the derivation and the distinctive meaning of _abjure_? 5. In what sense is _repudiate_ used? EXAMPLES. On his knees, with his hand on the Bible, Galileo was compelled to ---- and curse the doctrine of the movement of the earth. He adds his soul to every other loss, and by the act of suicide, ---- earth to forfeit heaven. He had no spiritual adviser, no human comforter, and was entirely in the hands of those who were determined that he should ---- or die. * * * * * REPENTANCE (page 310). QUESTIONS. 1. What is _regret_? 2. What does _penitence_ add to _regret_? 3. How does _repentance_ surpass the meaning of _penitence_, _regret_, _sorrow_, etc.? 4. What is _compunction_? _contrition_? 5. What is _remorse_, and how does it compare with _repentance_? EXAMPLES. What then? what rests? Try what ---- can: what can it not? Forgive me, Valentine, if hearty ---- Be a sufficient ransom for offense, I tender't here. So writhes the mind ---- has riven, Unmeet for earth, undoomed to heaven, Darkness above, despair beneath, Around it flame, within it death. * * * * * REPROOF (page 311). QUESTIONS. 1. Are _blame_, _censure_, and _disapproval_ spoken or silent? 2. Are _comment_, _criticism_, _rebuke_, _reflection_, _reprehension_, and _reproof_ expressed or not? 3. How of _admonition_ and _animadversion_? 4. Are _comment_ and _criticism_ favorable or unfavorable? Do they imply superiority on the part of commentator or critic? 5. Do _reflection_ a
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