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does an _abomination_ differ from an _offense_? from crime in general? EXAMPLES. After the ship began to pitch and roll, we could not look upon food without ----. It is time that such a ---- should be abated. Capital punishment was formerly inflicted in England for trivial ----. In spite of their high attainments in learning and art, the foulest ---- were prevalent among the Greeks and Romans of classic antiquity. * * * * * ABRIDGMENT (page 7). QUESTIONS. 1. How does an _abridgment_ differ from an _outline_ or a _synopsis_? from an _abstract_ or _digest_? 2. How does an _abstract_ or _digest_ differ from an _outline_ or a _synopsis_? 3. Does an _analysis_ of a treatise deal with what is expressed, or with what is implied? 4. What words may we use to express a condensed view of a subject, whether derived from a previous publication or not? EXAMPLES. The New Testament may be regarded as an ---- of religion. There are several excellent ---- of English literature. An ---- of the decision of the court was published in all the leading papers. The publishers determined to issue an ---- of their dictionary. Such ---- as U. S. for United States should be rarely used, unless in hasty writing or technical works. * * * * * ABSOLUTE (page 8). QUESTIONS. 1. What does _absolute_ in the strict sense denote? _supreme_? 2. To what are these words in such sense properly applied? 3. How are they used in a modified sense? 4. Is _arbitrary_ ever used in a good sense? What is the chief use? Give examples. 5. How does _autocratic_ differ from _arbitrary_? both these words from _despotic_? _despotic_ from _tyrannical_? 6. Is _irresponsible_ good or bad in its implication? _arbitrary_? _imperative_? _imperious_? _peremptory_? _positive_? _authoritative_? EXAMPLES. God alone is ---- and ----. The Czar of Russia is an ---- ruler. ---- power tends always to be ---- in its exercise. On all questions of law in the United States the decision of the ---- Court is ---- and final. Learning of the attack on our seamen, the government sent an ---- demand for apology and indemnity. Man's ---- will and ---- intellect have given him dominion over all other creatures on the earth, so that they are either subjugated or exterminat
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