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ply a perversion of the human love of power. They rushed to meet the ---- foe. * * * * * AGENT (page 24). QUESTIONS. 1. How does _agent_ in the philosophical sense compare with _mover_ or _doer_? 2. What different sense has it in business usage? EXAMPLES. That morality may mean anything, man must be held to be a free ----. The ---- declined to take the responsibility in the absence of the owner. * * * * * AGREE (page 25). QUESTIONS. 1. How do _concur_ and _coincide_ differ in range of meaning? How with reference to expression in action? 2. How does _accede_ compare with _consent_? 3. Which is the most general word of this group? EXAMPLES. A woman's lot is made for her by the love she ----. My poverty, but not my will, ----. * * * * * AGRICULTURE (page 25). QUESTIONS. 1. What does _agriculture_ include? How does it differ from _farming_? 2. What is _gardening_? _floriculture_? _horticulture_? EXAMPLES. Loan oft loses both itself and friend; And borrowing dulls the edge of ----. A field becomes exhausted by constant ----. * * * * * AIM (page 26). QUESTIONS. 1. What is an _aim_? How does it differ from _mark_? from _goal_? 2. How do _end_ and _object_ compare? 3. To what does _aspiration_ apply? How does it differ in general from _design_, _endeavor_, or _purpose_? 4. How does _purpose_ compare with _intention_? 5. What is _design_? EXAMPLES. In deeds of daring rectitude, in scorn For miserable ---- that end with self. O yet we trust that somehow good Will be the final ---- of ill. How quickly nature falls into revolt, When gold becomes her ----. It is not ----, but ambition that is the mother of misery in man. * * * * * AIR (page 27). QUESTIONS. 1. What is _air_ in the sense here considered? 2. How does _air_ differ from _appearance_? 3. What is the difference between _expression_ and _look_? 4. What is the sense of _bearing_? _carriage_? 5. How does _mien_ differ from _air_? 6. What does _demeanor_ include? EXAMPLES. I never, with important ----, In conversation overbear. Vice is a monster of so frightful ----, As, to be hated, needs but to be seen. Grief fills the r
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