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147. The United States has unlimited--s. 148. Asheville has long been a--of wealthy society people. 149. When women engage in any art or trade, it is usually as a last ----. 150. General Lee had--to stratagem. SECRETION, SECRETING. 151. Jailers are watchful to prevent the ---- of poison in letters sent to condemned prisoners. 153. Saliva is a ----. SEWAGE, SEWERAGE. 153. The water of rivers that have received ---- is not good to drink. 154. The vast and intricate ---- of Paris is described by Victor Hugo in "Les Miserables." SITUATION, SITE. 155. The ---- of Samaria is far more beautiful than the ---- of Jerusalem, though not so grand and wild. 156. Dr. Schliemann made excavations to discover the ---- of Troy. 157. Our school buildings have a fine ----. 158. Has the ---- of Professor Richard's house been fixed? 159. One of Nebuchadnezzar's temples is thought to have stood on the ---- of the Tower of Babel. SPECIALTY, SPECIALITY. 160. It is the ---- of vice that it is selfishly indifferent to the injurious consequences of actions. 161. Diseases of the throat are Dr. Hall's ----. 162. Fountain-pens a ----. 163. "Toughness" is the ---- of Salisbury iron; therefore Salisbury iron is much in demand for car-wheels. UNION, UNITY. 164. How good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in ----. 165. The ---- of soul and body is ended by death. 166. In the temper of Lord Bacon there was a singular ---- of audacity and sobriety. 167. This composition lacks ----; the writer treats of several distinct subjects. EXERCISE XXIV. _Tell why the italicized words in the following sentences are misused, and substitute for them better expressions:_-- 1. The West End Railway Company is the _factor_[42] which can remedy all this. 2. Addison's "Cato" was _a success._ 3. Decoration Day is a fitting _observance_ of those who gave their lives for their country. 4. At the end of each day the _teams_[43] are so broken up that they have to go into the repair-shop, where the carpenter and blacksmith are able to fix any part of them. 5. The _majority_ of the news is unfavorable. 6. Search-lights would be an indispensable _factor_ in a night attack. 7. Bishop Hatto lived in a country where all the _productions_ were spoiled by the weather. 8. The _whole_ of the stupid boys in Germany struggle to pass this test. 9. The police are looking for the gu
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