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his motives consoled him for his unpopularity. 48. My ---- hath a thousand several tongues. 49. I felt a shock, I saw the car topple over, and then I lost ----. COUNCIL, COUNSEL. 50. "No man will take ----, but every man will take money; therefore money is better than ----."--_Swift._ 51. The members of the cabinet form a sort of secret ---- of the President. 52. Webster was one of the ---- in the trial of the Knapps for the murder of Captain White. CUSTOM, HABIT. 53. De Quincey acquired the ---- of using opium from first using it to relieve neuralgic pains. 54. Dancing round a May-pole is a ---- many hundreds of years old. 55. As his ---- was, he went to the synagogue on the Sabbath. 56. Man is a bundle of ----s. 57. Those national ----s are best which lead to good ----s among the people. 58. A loose life brings a man into ----s of dissipation. 59. It was the ---- of Scotch Highlanders to go bareheaded. 60. It is a good ---- to rise early, because this will soon become a ----. DECEPTION, DECEIT. 61. He was guilty of a long course of ----. 62. Her character would be charming if it were not for her ----. 63. He won my confidence by base ----. 64. Deceivers seldom profit by their ----. 65. ---- Is of the very nature and essence of sin. EGOTIST, EGOIST. 66. He is an ----, for he is always talking about himself. 67. ----s are the pest of society; they are always obtruding their ailments on others. EMIGRATION, IMMIGRATION. 68. The increase in Chinese ---- is a matter for serious consideration by the United States Senate. 69. The Chinese government encourages ---- to America. 70. ---- is one cause of the rapid growth of our population. 71. The ---- of the French nobility at the time of the French Revolution was a political blunder. ENORMITY, ENORMOUSNESS. 72. The ---- of the cost of the civil war startles the student of history. 73. Burke drew such a vivid picture of the ---- of the Nabob of Arcot's crimes that ladies in the audience fainted. 74. Visitors do not at first realize the ---- of St. Peter's, at Rome. ESTEEM, ESTIMATE, ESTIMATION. 75. In what ---- is he held by his townsmen? 76. In my ---- she is the best of women. 77. We can form an ---- of the amount of water in the air. FALSENESS, FALSITY. 78. We have already seen the ---- of that hypothesis. 79. Arnold was despised for his ----. 80. Piety is opposed to hypocrisy and ----. 81. The prince is in da
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