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lk to the slate. 10. Professor A.'s ---- to the doctrines of Adam Smith is seen in his last book. AMOUNT, NUMBER, QUANTITY. 11. Our monthly expenditures vary in ----. 12. You could see any ---- of cabs standing in front of the theatre. 13. A great ---- of books and papers covered the table. 14. Gulliver asked the king of Lilliput for a large ---- of iron bars and a considerable ---- of rope. 15. What ---- of paper is needed for one issue of _Harper's Weekly_? 16. Such a (an) ---- of sheep as we saw to-day! 17. There is a large ---- of silver bullion in the Treasury waiting to be coined. ARGUMENT, PLEA. 18. Every whisper in the court-room was hushed as Mr. N. rose before the jury and began his--in behalf of the prisoner. 19. The ---- of Smith, when arraigned before the court, was that he had acted in self-defence. 20. The only ---- available with an east wind is to put on your overcoat. BALANCE, REMAINDER, REST. 21. The ---- of the hour is spent in the study of some poem. 22. I have a ---- at my banker's. 23. The ---- of the boys went home. 24. For the ---- of the week we stayed at home. 25. The account shows a ---- of $12.46. 26. Give John and Horace four of the six apples; you may have the ----. 27. Give the ---- of our dinner to Tommy, our cat. CENTRE, MIDDLE. 28. There is a crack running down the ---- of the wall. 29. A table stood in the ---- of the room. 30. A path runs through the ---- of the park. 31. In the ---- of the garden was a fountain. 32. He parts his hair in the ----. 33. The arrow struck the ---- of the target. CHARACTER, REPUTATION. 34. This man has an excellent ---- for honesty. 35. Every one admires the ---- of Washington. 36. Mr. Arnold won great ---- as a critic. 37. Oh, I have lost my ----. 38. The outlaws of Yorkshire were men of loose ----. 39. A distinguished general may lose his ---- through a single blunder. 40. ---- is an idle and most false imposition; oft got without merit, and lost without deserving. COMPLEMENT, COMPLIMENT. 41. Present my ----s to your father. 42. The ship has its ---- of stores. 43. The ---- of an angle is the difference between the angle and a right angle. 44. "True friendship loathes such oily ----." 45. In the sentence, "He is ill," "ill" is the ---- of the verb "is." 46. "This barren verbiage, current among men, Light coin, the tinsel clink of ----." CONSCIENCE, CONSCIOUSNESS. 47. The ---- of the purity of
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