Tarbell's Lessons in Language
Tarbell's Lessons in Language
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Write an order on Marcus Sheridan for eighty-seveo dollars, in favor of Edward Snow.
Lesson 192.
C0NTRASTED BESCRIPTION.
Write a contrasted description of copper and tin. These hints will help you in your description.
Copper. — Obtained from fissures or veins in rocks — pecu- liar reddish color — nauseous taste — acted upon by acids — should not be employed in cooking — very malleable — easily corroded — second only to iron in tenacity — fusible — ductile — copper bottoms for ships, poisonous r...ust prevents marine plants and animals from adhering to it — used for bell metal — EMPHATIC AND INTERROGATIVE FORMS. 165 lightning conductors, underground telegraph wires — coinage — found in Great Britain, Australia, Cuba, Chili, and near Lake Superior.
Tin. — Silvery white — soft metal — tenacity only moderate — easily fused — brilliant and reflective — very malleable — does not rust — used to protect surfaces of copper and iron — manufacture of looking-glasses — dishes — tin-foil used in- stead of paper for preserving articles — employed for coating pins and culinary utensils — found chiefly in England, also in Bohemia, Saxony, Portugal, Australia, and in Black Hills of Dakota — found in veins running through rocks, and also by washing alluvial deposits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Write an order on Marcus Sheridan for eighty-seveo dollars, in favor of Edward Snow.
Lesson 192.
C0NTRASTED BESCRIPTION.
Write a contrasted description of copper and tin. These hints will help you in your description.
Copper. — Obtained from fissures or veins in rocks — pecu- liar reddish color — nauseous taste — acted upon by acids — should not be employed in cooking — very malleable — easily corroded — second only to iron in tenacity — fusible — ductile — copper bottoms for ships, poisonous r...ust prevents marine plants and animals from adhering to it — used for bell metal — EMPHATIC AND INTERROGATIVE FORMS. 165 lightning conductors, underground telegraph wires — coinage — found in Great Britain, Australia, Cuba, Chili, and near Lake Superior.
Tin. — Silvery white — soft metal — tenacity only moderate — easily fused — brilliant and reflective — very malleable — does not rust — used to protect surfaces of copper and iron — manufacture of looking-glasses — dishes — tin-foil used in- stead of paper for preserving articles — employed for coating pins and culinary utensils — found chiefly in England, also in Bohemia, Saxony, Portugal, Australia, and in Black Hills of Dakota — found in veins running through rocks, and also by washing alluvial deposits.
What to read after Tarbell's Lessons in Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Sumner Tarbell to read onlineMoreLess
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