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Chesterton was so _____________ that it was difficult for him to climb""1 "stairs.":#2 "Mrs. Byron was a shor _____________ behavior."p!0 "Whenever her young son broke a neighbor's window or tortured a neighbor's dog,"!0 "she told us of how _____________ he had been as a baby."!0 "CORPULENT"!0 "HAVING A LARGE BULKY BODY"!0 0,0,1,1,0"0 4,0,1r misbehaved."e / "Teenagers may not be the most _____________ creatures imaginable, but they are" / "more amenable to guidance than most parents think." 0 "Since I had expected him to be unruly, I was pleasantly surprised by his"!!0 "gentle,'. "DOCILE"0. "EASILY LED OR MANAGED"@. 1,0,1,1,1]. 3,0,22,0,30,0,8,1,19,1. "As _____________ as he seems today, that old lion was once a ferocious,". "snarling beast." X/ "He had a classroom of _____________ pupils who neveBASEI,2)!L'CV%(SBASEI,3)LLOC@V'LLOCLLOCCV%(SBASEI,2)1G`'IRj'I04ft'CV%(SBASEI,0)z~'CV%(SBASEI,1)'I'SOLDLOCLLOC1'CT$(S)'S'WD'I049:PT%(I,0):I'I049:PT%(I,1)0:I'I049:PT%(I,2):I!"SP014(WD$(I)):" ";:SP'"B(# INSERT ERROR FLAGd2#CH1RS%(DEXX,CH1PLACE)1<#CH2RS%(DEXX,CHPLACE)1F#' 'LLOC0:OLDLOC0'WD09'OLDLOCLLOC$'WD$(WD).'DF$(WD)3'SBASEWD58'I04 B'CV%(S ? -> ";:8000:Z$;#W!Z$(27)ġ6\!Z$"Y"ī8500~]!(12):10:"BE CERTAIN DATA DISK IS IN DRIVE 1 (THE BOTTOM DRIVE)"_!::1403,35:"& PRESS SPACE TO CONTINUE"a!8000:Z$" "ī8545c!1002d!Z$"D": RESTORE ORDER!!f!7050:! 8000Z$(13)Z$IN$:0Z$" "ī81309Z$;NIN$IN$Z$:8130U4! >!(12):10:1403,25:"NAME OF FILE FOR SUBJECT DATA LISTING?"H!::1403,50:"-> ";:8100:N$Z$R!:::"WILL SAVE DATA AS FILE ";N$;", IS THAT CORRECT (Y OR N)"" 1002:3+@ZP0:ZC32NJZ(16384):Z128İ8050:8010^LZOLD(" ")jOZZ128TZ$(Z):16368,0:(" ");:(8);:r(ZC);:(8);wZD050:ZD|ZP0ZP1:ZC95:~ZP1ZP0:ZCZOLD: Z$"":IN$""D$;"DELETE ";N$#D$;"OPEN ";N$7D$;"WRITE ";N$=D N7000T[ rN$"MAIN DATA HW1"xD$;"APPEND ";N$D$;"WRITE ";N$z D$;"CLOSE ";N$ 1002"";1"131N"$"P"ĺ:::73456:::"PRESS SPACE TO CONTINUE"N8000:Z$" "6170T.lX8000:Z$" "7000v]7050b7095g7290l7115q7150v7290{8000:Z$"P"İ7315:Z$" "ī7040 D$;"OPEN ";N$IDEX,PLACE)1ĺ"1";:6111#".";.PLACEM(I24)Z$"P"ĺ" ";oHPLACEHPLACE10:1403,HPLACEwI2}I:"WORD ORDER = ";:I049:PT%(I,0);:I::" CONTEXT = ";:I049:PT%(I,2);:I:Z$"D"İ7290:3Zz#     ԠDzĠ2ԠDzĠ3 Ǡ ϠԠDZĠ3ԠDZĠ5ԠDZĠ4ԠDzĠ2"ԠDzĠ2 ԠDzĠ33,4,5,6,7,8,9,1,3,5,7,9,2,4,6,8,0P9*N 3,7,9,6,2,1,5,8,0,4,9,6,0,8,3,4,1,7,2,5k94N 8,1,4,2,6,5,9,3,0,79>N 0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,49HN 0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,49RN 0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,4DPA "_____________ people lack foresight and thrift and do not see ahead."7A "Those _____________ in youth can be expected to be welfare cases in their old"7A "age."8B "The _____________ grasshopper in the fable, unlike the industrious ant, ha RESUME";:Z$ Z$" "ī3000 "": CTL-A6 TO RESUME";:Z$! 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QUIT"  1403,50:"A, B, OR C -> ";:8000:Z$; Z$"A"Ľ:( Z$"B"ī982 Z$"C"ĺ(12);"PROGRAM DONE":< 2500jZ$" "ī1120oPN0"t:8000:Z$" "1420JZ$"Q"ī97PW eCTXT04sWURD09WRDPT%(CTXT10WURD,0)DEXWRD5RFLAG0300040005000WURD CT6000  (12):10 1 BEGIN CONTEXTS":8000 2000( 8WF(I2)0ıJI2WZ1PN1WIWS(I2)b(12)12:1403,((80(DF$(I)))2)$DF$(I))::1403,((80(WD$(I)))2):J150:J.PN1İ8000:Z$" "ī1070BWD$(I)LJ150:J`8000 H (12):12:1403,20:"NOW READY TO REVIEW THE TEN DEFINITIONS": :1403,30:" PRESS 'T' TO START"::8000:Z$"Q"ī97 Z$"T"ī450 LPBLEL1 PN0 ILP 1040 LP  (12)::::1403,30:"PRESS SPACE BAR TO9 , " @I20WZ1:1000:I23 ELPELNLD0B JWV0WZ1i OWVWZ1WF(WV)NLD:WS(WV)LP:345 TWF(WV)WF(WV1):WS(WV)WS(WV1) YWV ^WF(WV)ELWF(WV)EL cLPLP1 hWT0 mI20WZ1 rWTWTWF(I2) wI2 |WT0ī300 L NLD1 PN0 :' (12)^ 10:1403,25:"YOU WILL NOW LEARN THE DEFINITIONS" :" PRESS THE SPACE BAR TO BEGIN" :" (OR Q TO QUIT)":8000:Z$"Q"ī97 Z$" "ī19Z$"C"ī5156 bZ$"W"Ċ0:0:1002:(4);"RUN HELLO"A c(12) d11:1403,10:"REPETITIONS (2,3,4,5,6)-> "::"HIT A NUMBER AND THEN 'RETURN'";:8100:WZ(Z$) fWZ2WZ6ī100 gWZWZ1 h iU1 nV((U1)10) xBLV ELV9 LPBEXT COMMAND APPEARS"$ 1ZOLD(" ")L 2DF$(10),WD$(10),CT$(100),PT%(50,3)[ 7RS%(50,4)j 8CV%(50,4)v RWS(10) VWF(10) ZWT0 ^10000 `:1403,5::"TO STUDY WORDS AND DEFINITIONS HIT 'W'"::"TO STUDY CONTEXTS HIT 'C'";:8000:Z$ a1 10D$(4),D$;"OPEN LISTING"DD$;"WRITE LISTING"O33,30[11000sD$;"CLOSE LISTING"y  D$(4) 3:(12)::::1403,5:"ONE MOMENT....BE SURE 'CAPS LOCK' IS DOWN." :" DO NOT TOUCH KEYBOARD UNTIL N                t _____________."b&l4 "The University of Chicago's greatness can be traced in large measure to"&m4 "the ___________ gifts of John D. 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