Fac'e re [fac'tus] (fic, fect, factur) = to do, make. Tor que're [tor'tus] (tor, tors, tortur) = to wrest, in'di vid'u al na'tion al ac quit' lar'ce ny law'ful neu'tral ter'ri to'ry hos til'i ty re veal' di vulge' as so'ci ate in tel'li gent 78 "The sum of individual character makes national character."- Mann. The jury acquitted the prisoner of the charge of grand larceny. "It is not lawful to make neutral territory the scene of hostility or to attack the enemy within it."- Kent. Time reveals many mysteries and divulges many secrets. "If you desire happiness, associate with the intelligent and good." ac com'pa ny at tend'ant es'cort es cort' One may accompany another as a companion, as an attendant, or as an escort. A prince is attended by a considerable retinue when in public. con sid'er a ble A body of militia will escort the ret'i nue mi li'tia pla toon' chap'er on in ter'pret rid'i cule con sist'en cy a'mi a ble king. A platoon of police will guard The matron will chaperon the girls. "Consistency, thou art a jewel.” loved." "The love of money is the root of all evil." 83 WORD BUILDING Vi de're [vi'sus] (vey, vic, view) = to see. "Fidelity is half of success in business." "Education saves every generation from barbarism, and all that is good in the world from wreck." pu'tre fy cor rupt' se ver'i ty al low'a ble grat'i fy cu'ri os'i ty fore'cast dis guise' hu mil'i ty coun'te nance pass'port em'blem Fruits rot, and meats putrefy. "Evil communications corrupt good manners. Severity may be allowable when gentleness has no effect. "History gratifies the curiosity of the reader regarding the Past; modifies his views of the Present; and provides his forecast of the Future.” Seeley. 66 Disguised humility is pride." "An honest countenance is the best passport." - Proverb. "The oak is the emblem of honor." 87 - Ellis. WORD BUILDING Fran'ge re [frac'tus] (frag, fring, fractur) = to break. Mo' dus: = measure, manner, fashion. 66 'Laughter is the chorus of conversation."- Steele. |