QUESTIONS.
1. To what is have applied? How widely inclusive a word is it? 2. What does possess signify? 3. What is to hold? to occupy? 4. How does be in possession compare with possess? 5. How does own compare with possess or with be in possession? 6. What is the difference between the statement that a man has reason, and the statement that he is in possession of his reason?
EXAMPLES.
Son, thou art ever with me, and all that I —— is thine.
I earnestly entreat you, for your own sakes, to —— yourselves of solid reasons.
He occupies the house, but does not —— it.
HAZARD ([page 194]).
QUESTIONS.
1. What is the meaning of hazard? 2. How does hazard compare with danger? 3. How do risk and venture compare with chance and hazard, and with each other? 4. How do accident and casualty differ? 5. What is a contingency?