The speakers and writers on whom you may rely will not say "to burglarize," "to suspicion," "to enthuse," "plenty rich," "real tired," "considerable discouraged," "a combine," or "humans."

"Burglarizing?"

If I had for one instant imagined you cared enough about it to burglarize my rooms ...

I caught him burglarizing my rooms when I came home just now.

The little fellow burglarized the window and found Hans.

Between ten and eleven o'clock the lights on the valley floor blinked out; the town had gone to bedthat is, the lights blinked out in all homes excepting those on the eastern outskirts, where nervous people worried over the possibilities of a hungry, hunted convict's burglarizing their premises, or drawn-faced mothers lived mentally through a score of calamities befalling red-blooded sons who had now been absent twenty-four hours.

It is absurd to say that one inherits the tendency to rob or rape or burglarize or kill.

| | Brand-new words which have not become | established in good use: as, "burglarize," | "enthuse," "electrocute.

Burglarize, 10.