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bored in the conscious breast, Intimidates the brave, degrades the great. * * * * * SKETCH (page 334). QUESTIONS. 1. What is a _sketch_? How does it compare with _outline_? 2. In what special connection are _draft_ and _plan_ used? 3. How does a mechanical _drawing_ differ from a _draft_? 4. What is a _design_? How does it exceed the meaning of _drawing_? 5. What is an _outline_ in written composition? How does a _sketch_ in this sense compare with an _outline_? 6. What is an _outline_ of a sermon technically called? 7. What is a lawyer's _brief_? How does it compare with an _outline_ or _sketch_? EXAMPLES. A ---- that is without vigor, and in which the anatomy has not been defined, is a bad foundation for a good picture. A little model the master wrought, Which should be to the larger ---- What the child is to the man. * * * * * SKILFUL (page 335). QUESTIONS. 1. What does _skilful_ signify? 2. How does _dexterous_ compare with _skilful_? 3. How does a _skilled_ compare with a _skilful_ workman? EXAMPLES. So ---- seamen ken the land from far, Which shows like mists to the dull passenger. Thousands of ---- workmen are thrown into enforced idleness by the strikes and lockouts of every year. Much that has been received as the work of disembodied spirits has been but the ---- sleight of hand of spirits embodied. * * * * * SLANDER (page 336). QUESTIONS. 1. What is it to _slander_? to _defame_? to _libel_? 2. When is _defame_ equivalent to _slander_? When is it equivalent to _libel_? 3. What is it to _asperse_? to _malign_? to _traduce_? to _disparage_? 4. How do _slander_ and _libel_ differ in legal signification from the other words? 5. Which words of the group apply to open attack in one's presence, and which to attack in his absence? EXAMPLES. ----ed to death by villains That dare as well answer a man, indeed, As I dare take a serpent by the tongue. If the Scriptures seem to ---- knowledge, it is the knowledge that despises virtue. Challenging each recreant doubter Who ----ed her spotless name. * * * * * SLANG (page 336). QUESTIONS. 1. What is a _colloquialism_? 2. What is _slang_ in the primary and ordinary sense? in special senses? 3.
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