The body of Greeks, immortalized under the name of the Ten Thousand, ... though embarking on a foreign —— service, were by no means outcasts, or even men of extreme poverty.
It is not the hire, but the working only for the hire that makes the ——.
VENERATION ([page 366]).
QUESTIONS.
1. By what qualities is awe inspired? 2. What elements are present and what lacking in awe? 3. What is dread and by what aroused? 4. How do reverence and veneration differ from awe or dread? 5. How does adoration compare with veneration?
EXAMPLES.
Man craves an object of ——; and if not supplied with that which God has appointed, will take what offers.
The Italian climate robs age of its ——, and makes it look newer than it is.