Rudiments of English Composition
Rudiments of English Composition
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III. Correct the following errors in the use of words commonly employed as synonymous : 1. Would you say that he is trust-worthy who has abandoned his friends, relinquished all hope of regaining their esteem, and forsaken even the pretension of being called an honest man ?
2. The secretary left the place of trust he held under govern- ment, gave up his party, quitted his parents in affliction, and de- serted the kingdom for ever.
3. I detest being in debt ; I abhor treachery.
4. The king is hap...py who is served by an industrious minister, ever active to promote his country's welfare, nor less sedulous to obtain intelligence of what is passing at other courts, than diligent to relieve the cares of his royal master, and assiduous to study the surest methods of extending the commerce of the empire abroad, while he lessens all burdens upon the subjects at home.
5. A patriot acknowledges his opposition to a corrupt ministry, and is applauded ; a gentleman confesses his mistake, and is for- given ; a prisoner avows the crime of which he stands accused, and is punished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. Correct the following errors in the use of words commonly employed as synonymous : 1. Would you say that he is trust-worthy who has abandoned his friends, relinquished all hope of regaining their esteem, and forsaken even the pretension of being called an honest man ?
2. The secretary left the place of trust he held under govern- ment, gave up his party, quitted his parents in affliction, and de- serted the kingdom for ever.
3. I detest being in debt ; I abhor treachery.
4. The king is hap...py who is served by an industrious minister, ever active to promote his country's welfare, nor less sedulous to obtain intelligence of what is passing at other courts, than diligent to relieve the cares of his royal master, and assiduous to study the surest methods of extending the commerce of the empire abroad, while he lessens all burdens upon the subjects at home.
5. A patriot acknowledges his opposition to a corrupt ministry, and is applauded ; a gentleman confesses his mistake, and is for- given ; a prisoner avows the crime of which he stands accused, and is punished.
What to read after Rudiments of English Composition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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