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t>. He was handsome in ____. The ____ of the sky was ominous. <Apprehend, comprehend>. "Lovers and madmen have such seething brains, Such shaping fantasies, that ____ More than cool reason ever ____." <Ardor, fervor>. The ____ of the worshipers. The ____ of the soldiers. <Artist, artisan>. The ____ who was decorating the walls called to an ____ who was mixing mortar. <Ascent, ascension>. We easily made the ____ of the slope, and from the summit witnessed the balloon ____. <Ascent, assent.> He gave his ____ when I proposed that we wait for the others to complete the ____ to this point. <Ascribe, impute.> I ____ it to you as a fault rather than ____ it to you as an honor. <Assembly, assemblage.> It was an informal ____. The ____ considered the matters it had been called to discuss. <Assent, consent.> When told that the measure would advance his interests, he ____; but he would not ____ to it. <Avenge, revenge.> The injury was slight, but he ____ it with unsparing malice. "____, O Lord, thy slaughtered saints." <Avocation, vocation.> The lawyer, besides his regular ____, had the collecting of birds' eggs as his ____. <Aware, conscious.> Though not ____ of the seriousness of his malady, he was ____ of the pain it caused him. <Balance, remainder.> Darrell added the ____ of the coins, but not even they brought about the ____ he sought between assets and obligations. <Bashful, modest.> Though ____ socially, he was not what you would term a ____ man. <Behavior, conduct.> His ____ in this time of trial was exemplary. She praised the ____ of the children at the party. <Belief, faith.> He possibly had ____, but not an active ____. <Benignant, benign.> Her social manner was ____. The ____ influence of sunlight. <Beside, besides.> ____ his personal friends, many people he had not even met stood ____ his sickbed. <Blanch, whiten.> At this threat the face of the heroine ____. With a pail of cheap paint he ____ the dingy wall. <Blessing, benediction.> After telling his parishioners to be mindful of their ____, the clergyman pronounced the ____. <Blockade, siege.> Daily attacks on exposed redoubts marked the progress of the ____. The fleet lay there in silent ____ of the port. <Bravery, bravado.> The incident proved that his ____ was not founded in real ____. <Bring, fetch.> When you come, ____ the official documents with you. ____ me the scales you will find in the granary yonder.
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