What the author meant by "having a garden to weed, does not attempt to eradicate all the bad herbs at once...but works on one of the beds at a time" would also mean that he is trying to master one virtue at a time, hence letter d.
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It's the first one. How about 3 living dead men (that alone should get you going) filled with pride, but grizzled and old at the age of 40. Men filled with pride but who had traded their youth for pride and were old when they should have been middle aged.
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Nice link you got there
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- Preposterous.
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As per the question, the boldfaced word that best accomplishes the given sentence would be 'preposterous' as the another option goes completely out of context. The word 'preposterous' implies 'something absurd or ludicrous which is contrary to common sense' that appropriately fits to the context of the sentence and completes as well as accomplishes its meaning. After using this word, the sentence would imply that however, in earlier times the consideration of Earth as flat was an accepted fact but for today's scientist it is simply '<u>preposterous</u>' or 'senseless or shocking'.
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The bees swarmed and stung the horses.
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