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epresentatives, govern themselves. 7. The story of _Huckleberry Finn_ is in reality Mark Twain himself. 8. Because a man has money is no reason why he should be lazy. 9. The character of Sydney Carton is the real hero of this novel. 10. A forester leads an interesting life is the reason I want to be one. 11. Tact is where a man anticipates the criticism of others, and acts with discretion. 12. The comfort of a modern house is much greater than the old-time house. 13. Free trade is when no revenue is collected on imports, beyond enough to run the government. 14. The cost of room, board, and tuition is low at this school, compared to the more fashionable schools. 15. The theme of this novel tells how a peasant, Jean Valjean, from a convict comes to be a respected citizen. =D. Undeveloped Thought and Transitions= Complete the thought of the following sentences, and secure a smooth transition between parts. 1. As you enter this room, to the left is an interesting painting of the Canterbury Pilgrims. 2. Poe delights in fantastic plots. A pirate's treasure chest was discovered in _The Gold Bug_. 3. I got up and ate a bite of breakfast. A few of my friends came over. We went to play golf. 4. All the loose material on the trail is carried off by the rush of the water. The last time I was on it was in early summer, and I found it in this rough condition. 5. I managed to find the softest board in the floor and went to sleep. Some of the boys found pleasure in arousing me with a shower of cold water. 6. Under guise of friendly escort the Indians accompanied the inhabitants of the fort a few miles. Only three escaped the massacre. 7. Many people say that in civil engineering it depends on the prosperity of the country; in hard times they do not build and in good times they do build. 8. Canada has more forests than minerals. Canada has made only a start in the lumber industry. The minerals are found, for the most part, in the mountain district near Lake Superior. 9. Thanksgiving day, as we are told, is a day on which our Puritan forefathers gathered round the roast turkey and gave thanks to God for his goodness. Last Thanksgiving I was at home. 10. The old method wa
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