ap lang - Victorianism and realism test

"In those old days, when the weather was fine, it was luxuriously fine; when it was bad..."

"For, what is the peculiar character of the modern world--the difference which chiefly..."

"The humorous story is told gravely; the teller doe his best to conceal the fact that he.."

"some temporal calling, or some mechanical art"

"it will blow either with drenching rain, or dry rage, form the south-with ruinous blasts..."

"Moreover, such knowledge is not a mere extrinsic or accidental advantage, which is ours..."

"they remain a jumble-visible, like the fragments of glass when you look at the wrong end.."

the best definition for the world "vestibule" is

"You may see the kind of quivering, and hear the ominous whimpering, in the gusts that..."

"not a slave merely, but a favorite."

"Good is not only good, but a reproductive of good; this is one of its attitudes..."

"..the difference between the almost right world and the right world is really a huge matter.."

As it is used, the word cultivation most nearly means:

"matter of rule: it is not mere application, however exemplary, which introduces mind to truth"

as it is used, "sedulously" most nearly means

"Yes, and likely enough when the structure is as last pretty well up, and attracts attention.."

"But the teller of the comic story does not slur the nub; he shouts it at you.." - tone?

"polar star" is a(n)

"But he can't remember it, so he gets all mixed up and wanders helplessly round and round.."

"the end of the one is to philosophical, of the other to be mechanical..."

"your inquiry has me thinking, but, so far, my thoughts fail to materialize................."

"I may well call it, wonderful--cloud has been"

"pause-(.......)-a dainty thing, and delicate, and also.."

"doubtless I have methods, but begot themselves, in which case I am their prop, not father"

"If i have subjected myself to any training processes, and no doubt I have..."