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75. I will ---- his name and rank.
76. Edison has been busy ---- ing the nature of electricity.
77. A commission was appointed to ---- the causes of the strike.

LET, LEAVE.
78. Please ---- me take you to town.
79. We ---- that to the judgment of the umpire.
80. Pharaoh said, "I will ---- you go."
81. Why do you--- your house go to ruin?
82. Peace I ---- with you.
83. I will ---- you know my decision to-morrow.
84. Please ---- me out at the corner of Twenty-third Street.
85. ---- us free to act.
86. ---- go!
87. ---- the beggar in.
88. ---- us ---- him to himself.
89. He ---- the cat out of the bag.

LOCATE, FIND.
90. The missing man has at last been ----d by the police in Kansas City.
91. The part of the city in which the mint is ----d.

PERSUADE, ADVISE.
92. Almost thou ----st me to be a Christian.
93. I ----d him to take a walk every day, but I could not ---- him to
do it.
94. Columbus was ----d to give up the thought of sailing westward in
search of the Indies.
95. When in mid-ocean, Columbus was ----d to alter his course.

PREDICATE, PREDICT.
96. This very result was ----d two years ago.
97. Ambition may be ----d us the predominant trait in Napoleon's character.
98. He ----s that the month of July will be rainy.
99. Disaster to the voyage was ----d by the enemies of Columbus.

PRESCRIBE, PROSCRIBE.
100. Sylla and Marius ----d each other's adherents.
101. The doctor ----d quinine in doses of four grains each.
102. It is easier to ---- principles of conduct than to follow them.
103. The Puritans ----d theatres.
104. The number of electors is ----d by law.

PURPOSE, PROPOSE.
105. I don't ---- to let you escape so easily.
106. I ---- that we go boating.
107. We ---- d to go to-morrow, but I fear the rain will prevent us.
108. I ---- to work hard this year.
109. Bassanio ----d to pay the bond thrice over, but Shylock declined the
offer, for he ----d, if possible, to lake Antonio's life.

REPULSE, REPEL.
110. He gently ---- their entreaties.
111. The charge of Pickett's troops at Gettysburg was ----d.

START, BEGIN, COMMENCE.
112. Rosalind tells Orlando to ---- his courtship, and he wishes to ----
with a kiss.
113. The _Spectator_ was ----(d) by Steele.
114. We have ----(d) Homer's "Iliad."
115. We have ----(d) to find out our ignorance.
116. We ----d to feel that perhaps Darcy is not very bad, after all.
117. We ----(d) in an omnibus at seven o'clock.
118. She