26. Her hands were ---- cold.
27. She, poor thing, was looking ---- pale.
28. Many savages have seen a musket kill small animals and yet have not known how ---- an instrument it is.
DECIDED, DECISIVE.
29. He felt a ---- aversion to company.
30. Smith spoke out boldly in a ---- tone.
31. Creasy's "Fifteen ---- Battles of the World."
32. The nature of lightning was not known until Franklin made his ---- experiment.
DUMB, STUPID 33. A man who cannot write with wit on a proper subject is dull and ----.
34. A deaf and ---- person.
35. I was struck ---- with astonishment.
36. Judging from his recitations, I should say that John is either lazy or ----.
EXTANT, EXISTING.
37. G.o.d created all ---- things.
38. Only two authentic portraits of Shakespeare are ----.
39. There are ---- seven hundred and sixty-five of Cicero's letters.
40. Every citizen should exert himself to remove ---- evils.
FUNNY, ODD.
41. It is ---- he never told me of his marriage.
42. He made the boys laugh by drawing ---- pictures on his slate.
43. You must have thought it ---- we didn't send for you.
44. He amused us with ---- stories.
HEALTHY, HEALTHFUL, WHOLESOME.
45. Tomatoes are said to be a very ---- food.
46. If a ---- body contributes to the health of the mind, so also a ---- mind keeps the body well.
47. Gardening is a ---- recreation for a man of study or business.
48. ---- food in a ---- climate makes a ---- man.
49. A ---- situation. A ---- const.i.tution.- ----diet.
HUMAN, HUMANE.
50. A--- disposition is not cruel.
51. To err is---; to forgive, divine.
52. In the time of Abraham--- sacrifices were common among his heathen neighbors.
53. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is a ---- organization.
LATEST, LAST.
54. The--- men in the procession.
55. The--- news.
56. The--- of the Incas.
57. Have you read the--- novel?
58. The--- foot-ball game of the season will be played with the Yale Freshmen.
LENGTHY, LONG.
59. Cotton Mather wrote many--- dissertations.
60. It is a--- ride from Ellen's Isle to Stirling.
61. A--- line of ancestors.
63. We were wearied by his--- explanations.
MAD, ANGRY.
63. His sarcastic manner makes me---.
64. That is nothing to get--- at.
65. I have heard my grandsire say full oft, Extremity of griefs would make men ---.
NEW, NOVEL.
66. We have a--- horse.
67. A--- feature of the entertainment was the "Broom Drill."
68. At the World's Fair we saw many--- sights, especially in the Midway Plaisance.
69. Alice had many--- experiences in Wonder Land.
ORAL, VERBAL.
70. Some slight--- changes have been made in the new edition of this book.
71. Were your instructions--- or written.
PITIABLE, PITIFUL.
72. The condition of the poor in our great cities is---.
73. Be gentle unto griefs and needs, Be --- as woman should.
74. The wretched girl was in a--- plight.
75. A--- sight.
PRACTICABLE, PRACTICAL.
76. We have hired a ---- gardener.
77. This plan of campaign is not ----.
78. We found the road not ---- because of the heavy rains.
79. A victory may be a ---- defeat.
PROMINENT, EMINENT.
80. Censure is the tax a man pays to the public for being ----.
81. The figure of a man is ---- in the picture.
82. Frogs have ---- eyes.
83. Washington was a (an) ---- man.
84. John Quincy Adams was the ---- son of a (an) ---- father.
REAL, REALLY, VERY.
85. She came home looking ---- well after her long visit.
86. Protestants believe that the bread of the Lord's supper is not ---- changed, but remains ---- bread.
87. Homer tells us that the blood of the G.o.ds is not ---- blood, but only something like it.
88. I am ---- glad you have come.
89. He is ---- dead.
90. It was ---- kind in you to send me flowers.
91. Yes, I am ---- old; I am sixty.
92. He speaks ---- well, doesn't he?
93. ---- kings hide away their crowns in their wardrobes, and affect a plain and poor exterior.
94. This is ---- pretty.
95. We came on a ---- fast train.
96. She seemed ---- glad to see us.