The Century Vocabulary Builder by Garland Greever;Joseph M. (Joseph Morris) Bachelor
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A girl who sat in the seat behind me giggled in an irritating manner. We heard the wild shriek of the locomotive. Any sound in that savage region seemed more terrible than it would in civilized surroundings. So as we listened to the shriek of the locomotive, it sounded terrible too. I heard what kind of chauffeur he was. A former employer of his told me. He was a chauffeur who speeded in reckless fashion because he was fond of having all the excitement possible. 4. Condense the following into telegrams of ten words or less: Arrived here in Toledo yesterday morning talked with the directors found them not hostile to us but friendly. Detectives report they think evidence now points to innocence of man arrested and to former employee as the burglar. 5. The following telegrams are ambiguous. Clarify them. Jane escaped illness I feared Charley better. Buy oil if market falls sell cotton. 6. Base a telegraphic night letter of not more than fifty words upon these circumstances: (a) You have been sent to buy, if possible and as cheaply as possible, a majority of the stock in a given company. You find that many of the |
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