The colloquial or spoken language is the language for the use of the ________.

“ You ask me for Julia, and you do not possess even an anna! (Here the old ”— rogue ______ broadly, as if he had made a capital pun.)

Mrs. Jones had a _____ husband, who would do anything for her.

He would rather die than live in __________.

I do not mean to insult the reader by pretending that I killed, for instance, a regiment of cavalry or swallowed a battery of guns, —such _______ tales would disgrace both the hearer and the teller.

Her mind had been __________ into such a condition as she could not very likely have imagined possible a few months since.

It has all the _____ of a good detective story.

You can sterilize a needle by holding it in a ___________.

The thief made a ____ at the old lady?s purse.

The following is a specimen of Black English. “ We?s safe, Huck, we?s safe! Jump up and crack yo ? heels, dat?s de good ole Cairo at las?, I jis knows it! ” This variety of English is characterized by the following except its ______.