Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers.—TENNYSON.
Good instruction is better than riches.—WILLIAM PENN.
If you will not hear Reason she will rap your knuckles.—FRANKLIN.
He who does not advance, recedes.—LATIN.
Study two of the above proverbs and write them from memory.
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teach er
pu pil
prim er
sto ry
ques tion
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sight
prove
al low
jun ior
sen ior
81
change
whose
an gle
ac tive
quar ter
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ob ject
ob jec tion
vote
course
sure ly
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dou ble
ben e fit
un asked
pre cious
He gives double who gives unasked.—ARABIAN.
There is no grace in a benefit that sticks to the fingers.—SENECA.
The giver makes the gift more precious.—LATIN.
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tri al
tri umph
cause
de feat
real
No trials, no triumphs.
A cause that cannot stand defeat is not worth fighting for.
Rewrite one of the above quotations, giving the meaning in your own words.
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strict
mus cle
mea sles
naugh ty
mes sage
86
pop u lar
foot ball
mov a ble
dis cov er
per son al
87
badge
ban ner
dis trict
town
fig ure
88
scis sors
coast
boast
o blige
mar ket
89
bit ten
un a ble
wan der
sum mon
re lief
af fair
blood
90
hedge
bru tal
rogue
per ish
trough
as sure
fright en
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begged
beg ging
sup ply
se cure
pro vide
ab sence
be gan
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fright ened
re treat
rap id ly
scheme
mince meat
of fice
vic tim
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