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This book has been prepared primarily as a companion to Professor A.S.Hill's "Foundations of Rhetoric," in answer to the request of manyteachers for exercises to use with that admirable work.[1] Without thefriendly encouragement of Professor Hill the task would not have beenundertaken, and to him above all others I am indebted for assistance incompleting it. He has permitted me to draw freely on his published works;he has provided me with advance sheets of the revised edition of"Principles of Rhetoric;" he has put at my disposal much useful materialgleaned from his own experience; he has read the manuscript and proofs,and, without assuming any responsibility for shortcomings, he hassuggested many improvements. I am also indebted to Mr. E.G. Coy,Headmaster of the Hotchkiss School, for many valuable suggestions, and tomy colleague, Mr. J.E. Barss, for assistance in the proof-reading.
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1. The (a) house is on fire.
2. Yes, I heard (the) shouts in the street.
3. About eight o'clock (the) guests began to come.
4. Yes, I heard (the) noises in the next room.
5. The (an) elephant stood on a cask, and the (a) clown sat on the elephant's back.
6. The President has appointed a commission to investigate the cause of (the) strikes.
7. Will he let us look at (the) stars through the (a) telescope?
8. (The) teacher and (the) pupil are interested in this question.
9. He told us about an (the) accident.
10. Fire is beautiful. The fire is beautiful.
11. He was a better scholar than (an) athlete.
12. A young and (a) delicate girl.
13. He liked the bread and (the) butter.
14. A pink and (a) lavender gown.
15. The wise and (the) good.
16. Wanted, a cook and (a) housemaid.
17. The black and (the) white cow.
18. The athlete, (the) soldier, (the) statesman, and (the) poet.
19. A secretary and (a) treasurer.
20. The corresponding and (the) recording secretary.
21. The honest, (the) wise, and (the) patriotic senators voted against the bill.
22. A cotton and (a) silk umbrella.
23. The tenth and (the) last chapter.
[31] "Foundations," p. 56. If it seem undesirable to drill pupils on allthe words which are here discriminated, the teacher may select those wordswhich they are most likely to misuse. See note 2, p. 22.
1. The man (man's) asking to be allowed to vote started a quarrel.
2. Did you see him (his) riding?
3. I had to laugh at John (John's) riding a bicycle.
4. Think of me (my) eating frogs' legs.
5. Much depends on the teacher (teacher's) correcting the papers.
6. Did you watch him (his) entering the room?
7. Did you hear Ruth (Ruth's) singing?
8. No one ever heard of that man (man's) running for office.
1. Few complaints were made either by the men or the women.
2. Search-lights are not useful only on ships, but also on land.
3. Adversity both teaches to think and to be patient.
4. My uncle gave me not only the boat, but also taught me to row it.
5. The prisoner was not only accused of robbery, but of treason.
6. The wise ruler does not aim at the punishment of offenders, but at the prevention of offences.
7. The king was weak both in body and mind.
8. He either is stupid or insolent.
9. He worked not to provide for the future, but the present.
10. Every composition is liable to criticism both in regard to its design and to its execution.
11. The gods are either angry or nature is too powerful.
12. We are neither acquainted with the Doctor nor with his family.
13. In estimating the work of Luther, we must neither forget the temper ofthe man nor the age in which he lived.
14. The wise teacher should not aim to repress, but to encourage his pupils.
15. Such rules are useless both for teachers and pupils.
16. Her success is neither the result of cleverness nor of studiousness.
The following suggestions are made in answer to many inquiries fromteachers who perceive the rare excellence of the "Foundations ofRhetoric," but who do not clearly see, because of the novel method of thebook, how to turn its merits to account in their class-rooms. Thesuggestions outline one way in which the book has been used to greatadvantage. be457b7860
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