Chapter 31 of 72
1. The ghosts one hears of are not all alike.
A First Book in Writing English · Edwin Herbert Lewis
1. The ghosts one hears of are not all alike.
2. In some respects, athletics are dangerous.
3. It was a dreary day.
4. It was one of those mornings that stir the blood.
5. There are battles with fate that can never be won.
6. “A dog hath his day,” runs the old proverb.
7. It is easy to enumerate the ways of getting a lesson.
8. The race is not always to the swift.
9. There are many instances of bravery in everyday life.
10. Many phases of American life are illustrated in American short stories.
=Theme.=—Choose one of the following topic sentences, and defend it by giving reasons, proofs, to the extent of 150 or 200 words.