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? 2. How does _obstacle_ differ from _obstruction_? 3. What is a _hindrance_? 4. Is an _impediment_ what one finds or what he carries? Is it momentary or constant? What did the Latin _impedimenta_ signify? 5. What is an _encumbrance_? How does it differ from an _obstacle_ or _obstruction_? 6. Is a _difficulty_ within one or without? EXAMPLES. Something between a ---- and a help. Thus far into the bowels of the land Have we march'd without ----. Demosthenes became the foremost orator of the world in spite of an ---- in his speech. ----s overcome are the stepping-stones by which great men rise. * * * * * IMPUDENCE (page 213). QUESTIONS. 1. What does _impertinence_ primarily denote? What is its common acceptation? 2. What is _impudence_? _insolence_? 3. What is _officiousness_? 4. What does _rudeness_ suggest? EXAMPLES. With matchless ---- they style a wife The dear-bought curse, and lawful plague of life. It is better not to turn friendship into a system of lawful and unpunishable ----. A certain class of ill-natured people mistake ---- for frankness. * * * * * INCONGRUOUS (page 214). QUESTIONS. 1. When are things said to be _incongruous_? 2. To what is _discordant_ applied? _inharmonious_? 3. What does _incompatible_ signify? When are things said to be _incompatible_? 4. To what does _inconsistent_ apply? 5. What illustrations of the uses of these words are given in the text? 6. What is the meaning of _incommensurable_? EXAMPLES. No solitude is so solitary as that of ---- companionship. I hear a strain ---- as a merry dirge, or sacramental bacchanal might be. * * * * * INDUCTION (page 215). QUESTIONS. 1. What is _deduction_? _induction_? 2. What is the proof of an _induction_? 3. What process is ordinarily followed in what is known as scientific _induction_? 4. How do _deduction_ and _induction_ compare as to the certainty of the conclusion? 5. How does an _induction_ compare with an _inference_? EXAMPLES. The longer one studies a vast subject the more cautious in ---- he becomes. Perhaps the widest and best known ---- of Biology, is that organisms grow. * * * * * INDUSTRIOUS (page 215). QUESTIONS. 1. How does _busy_ differ from _indust
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