Virtue ( page 370 ).
Questions.
1. What is the prominent idea in virtue? 2. How does goodness differ from virtue? 3. Of what relations are honesty and probity used? 4. How is honesty used in a sense higher than the commercial? 5. What, in the full sense, is integrity? 6. What is honor? 7. What is purity? duty? 8. What do rectitude and righteousness denote? 9. To what does uprightness especially refer? 10. What is virtuousness?
Examples.
—— is the fruit of exertion; it supposes conquest of temptation.
In seeing that a thing is right, we see at the same time that it is our —— to do it.
It is true that —— is the best policy; but if this be the motive of honest dealing, there is no real ——.
Where is that chastity of —— that felt a stain like a wound?