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age 13). QUESTIONS. 1. Which words of this group are used in a good, and which in a bad sense? 2. Which are indifferently either good or bad? 3. To what does _ally_ generally apply? _colleague_? 4. How does an _associate_ compare in rank with a principal? 5. Is _assistant_ or _attendant_ the higher word? How do both these words compare with _associate_? 6. In what sense are _follower_, _henchman_, and _retainer_ used? _partner_? 7. What is the legal distinction between _abettor_ and _accessory_? 8. To what is _accomplice_ nearly equivalent? Which is the preferred legal term? EXAMPLES. The Senator differed with his ---- in this matter. The baron rode into town with a great array of armed ----. France and Russia seem to have become firm ----. The ---- called to the ---- for a fresh bandage. All persons, but especially the young, should take the greatest care in the choice of their ----. As he was not present at the actual commission of the crime, he was held to be only an ---- and not an ----. * * * * * ACCIDENT (page 14). QUESTIONS. 1. What is the difference between _accident_ and _chance_? 2. How does _incident_ differ from both? 3. What is the special significance of _fortune_? 4. How does it differ in usage from _chance_? 5. How are _accident_, _misadventure_, and _mishap_ distinguished? EXAMPLES. Gambling clings almost inseparably to games of ----. Bruises and contusions are regarded as ordinary ---- of the cavalry service. The prudent man is careful not to tempt ---- too far. The misplacement of the switch caused a terrible ----. Great thoughts and high purposes keep one from being greatly disturbed by the little ---- of daily life. * * * * * ACQUAINTANCE (page 15). QUESTIONS. 1. What does _acquaintance_ between persons imply? 2. How does _acquaintance_ differ from _companionship_? _acquaintance_ from _friendship_? from _intimacy_? 3. How does _fellowship_ differ from _friendship_? EXAMPLES. A public speaker becomes known to many persons whom he does not know, but who are ready promptly to claim ---- with him. The ---- of life must bring us into ---- with many who can not be admitted within the inner circle of ----. The ---- of school and college life often develop into the most beautiful and endur
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