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The Grammar of English Grammars

The Grammar of English Grammars

by Goold Brown

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Brown, Goold, 1791-1857
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English language -- Grammar
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March 1, 2004
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Contents

  1. 1.Untitled
  2. 2.PREFACE — TABLE OF CONTENTS. — A DIGESTED CATALOGUE OF ENGLISH GRAMMARS AND GRAMMARIANS,
  3. 3.INTRODUCTION — CHAPTER I.
  4. 4.CHAPTER II.
  5. 5.CHAPTER III.
  6. 6.CHAPTER IV. — CHAPTER V. — CHAPTER VI. — CHAPTER VII. — I. ENGLISH OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. — II. ENGLISH OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. — III. ENGLISH OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. — IV. ENGLISH OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. — V. ENGLISH OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. — VI. ENGLISH OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. — X. ANGLO-SAXON IN THE TIME OF KING ALFRED.
  7. 7.CHAPTER VIII.
  8. 8.CHAPTER IX.
  9. 9.CHAPTER X. — CHAPTER XI.
  10. 10.THE GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH GRAMMARS. — OBSERVATIONS.
  11. 11.PART I. — CHAPTER I.—OF LETTERS. — OBSERVATIONS. — II. CLASSES OF THE LETTERS. — III. POWERS OF THE LETTERS. — IV. FORMS OF THE LETTERS. — RULES FOR THE USE OF CAPITALS. — RULE I.—OF BOOKS. — RULE II.—FIRST WORDS. — RULE III.—OF THE DEITY. — RULE IV.—PROPER NAMES. — RULE V.—OF TITLES. — RULE VI.—ONE CAPITAL. — RULE VII.—TWO CAPITALS. — RULE VIII.—COMPOUNDS. — RULE IX.—APPOSITION. — RULE X.—PERSONIFICATIONS. — RULE XI.—DERIVATIVES. — RULE XII.—OF I AND O. — RULE XIII.—OF POETRY. — RULE XIV.—OF EXAMPLES. — RULE XV.—CHIEF WORDS. — RULE XVI.—NEEDLESS CAPITALS. — OBSERVATIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE III.—OF DEITY. — UNDER RULE IV.—OF PROPER NAMES. — UNDER RULE V.—OF TITLES. — UNDER RULE VI.—OF ONE CAPITAL. — UNDER RULE VII.—TWO CAPITALS. — UNDER RULE VIII.—OF COMPOUNDS. — UNDER RULE IX.—OF APPOSITION. — UNDER RULE X.—OF PERSONIFICATIONS. — UNDER RULE XI.—OF DERIVATIVES. — UNDER RULE XIV.—OF EXAMPLES. — UNDER RULE XV.—OF CHIEF WORDS. — PROMISCUOUS ERRORS RESPECTING CAPITALS. — LESSON II.—MIXED. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  12. 12.CHAPTER II.—OF SYLLABLES. — SYLLABICATION. — RULE I.—CONSONANTS. — OBSERVATIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON II.—MIXED. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  13. 13.CHAPTER III.—OF WORDS. — RULES FOR THE FIGURE OF WORDS . — OBSERVATIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—OF SIMPLES. — UNDER RULE III.—THE SENSE. — UNDER RULE IV.—OF ELLIPSES. — UNDER RULE V.—THE HYPHEN. — UNDER RULE VI.—NO HYPHEN. — PROMISCUOUS ERRORS IN THE FIGURE OF WORDS. — LESSON II.—MIXED. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  14. 14.CHAPTER IV.—OF SPELLING. — RULES FOR SPELLING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—OF OTHER FINALS. — UNDER RULE III.—OF DOUBLING. — UNDER RULE IV.—NO DOUBLING. — UNDER RULE V.—OF FINAL CK. — UNDER RULE VI.—OF RETAINING. — UNDER RULE VII.—OF RETAINING. — UNDER RULE VIII.—OF FINAL LL. — UNDER RULE IX.—OF FINAL E. — UNDER RULE X.—OF FINAL E. — UNDER RULE XI.—OF FINAL Y. — UNDER RULE XII.—OF FINAL Y. — UNDER RULE XIII.—OF IZE AND ISE. — UNDER RULE XIV.—OF COMPOUNDS. — UNDER RULE XV.—OF USAGE. — PROMISCUOUS ERRORS IN SPELLING. — LESSON II.—MIXED. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  15. 15.CHAPTER V.—QUESTIONS.
  16. 16.CHAPTER VI.—FOR WRITING. — EXERCISE III.—FIGURE OF WORDS. — EXERCISE IV.—SPELLING. — EXERCISE V.—MIXED ERRORS. — EXERCISE VI.—MIXED ERRORS. — EXERCISE VII.—MIXED ERRORS. — EXERCISE IX.—MIXED ERRORS. — EXERCISE X.—MIXED ERRORS. — EXERCISE XI.—MIXED ERRORS. — EXERCISE XII.—MIXED ERRORS.
  17. 17.PART II.
  18. 18.CHAPTER I.—PARTS OF SPEECH. — OBSERVATIONS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — PRAXIS I—ETYMOLOGICAL. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING.
  19. 19.CHAPTER II.—ARTICLES. — MODIFICATIONS.[133] — OBSERVATIONS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON II.—INSERT ARTICLES. — LESSON III.—OMIT ARTICLES. — LESSON IV.—CHANGE ARTICLES. — LESSON V.—MIXED EXAMPLES.
  20. 20.CHAPTER III.—NOUNS. — OBSERVATIONS. — CLASSES. — MODIFICATIONS. — PERSONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — NUMBERS. — GENDERS. — OBSERVATIONS. — CASES. — OBSERVATIONS.
  21. 21.THE DECLENSION OF NOUNS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON II.—CASES. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  22. 22.CHAPTER IV.—ADJECTIVES. — OBSERVATIONS. — CLASSES. — OBSERVATIONS. — MODIFICATIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — REGULAR COMPARISON. — COMPARISON BY ADVERBS. — OBSERVATIONS. — IRREGULAR COMPARISON. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — EXAMPLE PARSED. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON II.—MIXED. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  23. 23.CHAPTER V.—PRONOUNS. — CLASSES. — OBSERVATIONS. — MODIFICATIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — THE DECLENSION OF PRONOUNS. — III. RELATIVES AND INTERROGATIVES. — IV. COMPOUND RELATIVES. — OBSERVATIONS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — EXAMPLE PARSED. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON II.—DECLENSIONS. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  24. 24.CHAPTER VI.—VERBS. — OBSERVATIONS. — MODIFICATIONS. — MOODS. — OBSERVATIONS. — TENSES.
  25. 25.PERSONS AND NUMBERS. — OBSERVATIONS. — THE CONJUGATION OF VERBS. — OBSERVATIONS. — TO BE. — TO HAVE. — SHALL AND WILL. — MAY. — CAN. — MUST. — INFINITIVE MOOD.[260] — POTENTIAL MOOD. — PRESENT TENSE. — IMPERFECT TENSE. — PERFECT TENSE. — PLUPERFECT TENSE. — SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD. — IMPERATIVE MOOD. — THIRD EXAMPLE. — PERFECT TENSE. — OBSERVATIONS. — II. COMPOUND OR PROGRESSIVE FORM. — IMPERFECT TENSE. — IMPERATIVE MOOD. — FAMILIAR FORM WITH 'THOU.' — OBSERVATIONS. — III. FORM OF PASSIVE VERBS. — FIFTH EXAMPLE. — OBSERVATIONS. — IV. FORM OF NEGATION. — OBSERVATIONS. — IRREGULAR VERBS. — OBSERVATIONS. — LIST OF THE IRREGULAR VERBS. — REDUNDANT VERBS. — OBSERVATIONS. — LIST OF THE REDUNDANT VERBS. — DEFECTIVE VERBS. — OBSERVATIONS. — LIST OF THE DEFECTIVE VERBS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON II.—MIXED. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  26. 26.CHAPTER VII.—PARTICIPLES. — OBSERVATIONS. — CLASSES. — OBSERVATIONS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON I.—IRREGULARS. — LESSON II.—REGULARS. — LESSON III.—MIXED.
  27. 27.CHAPTER VIII.—ADVERBS. — OBSERVATIONS. — CLASSES. — OBSERVATIONS. — MODIFICATIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION.
  28. 28.CHAPTER IX.—CONJUNCTIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — CLASSES. — LIST OF THE CONJUNCTIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING.
  29. 29.CHAPTER X.—PREPOSITIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — LIST OF THE PREPOSITIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION.
  30. 30.CHAPTER XI—INTERJECTIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — LIST OF THE INTERJECTIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PARSING. — LESSON II.—PARSING. — LESSON III.—PARSING. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION.
  31. 31.CHAPTER XII.—QUESTIONS. — ORDER OF REHEARSAL, AND METHOD OF EXAMINATION.
  32. 32.CHAPTER XIII.—FOR WRITING. — EXERCISE II.—NOUNS. — EXERCISE III.—ADJECTIVES. — EXERCISE IV.—PRONOUNS. — EXERCISE V.—VERBS. — EXERCISE VI.—VERBS. — EXERCISE VII.—PARTICIPLES.
  33. 33.PART III. — SYNTAX.
  34. 34.CHAPTER I.—SENTENCES. — THE RULES OF SYNTAX. — RULE I.—ARTICLES. — RULE II.—NOMINATIVES. — RULE IV.—POSSESSIVES. — RULE V.—OBJECTIVES. — RULE VI.—SAME CASES. — RULE VII.—OBJECTIVES. — RULE VIII.—NOM. ABSOLUTE. — RULE IX.—ADJECTIVES. — RULE X.—PRONOUNS. — RULE XI—PRONOUNS. — RULE XII.—PRONOUNS. — RULE XIII.—PRONOUNS. — RULE XIV.—FINITE VERBS. — RULE XV.—FINITE VERBS. — RULE XVI.—FINITE VERBS. — RULE XVII.—FINITE VERBS. — RULE XVIII.—INFINITIVES. — RULE XIX.—INFINITIVES. — RULE XX.—PARTICIPLES. — RULE XXI.—ADVERBS. — RULE XXII.—CONJUNCTIONS. — RULE XXIII.—PREPOSITIONS. — RULE XXIV.—INTERJECTIONS. — GENERAL OR CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS ON SYNTAX. — THE ANALYZING OF SENTENCES. — FIRST METHOD OF ANALYSIS. — SECOND METHOD OF ANALYSIS. — THIRD METHOD OF ANALYSIS. — FOURTH METHOD OF ANALYSIS. — FIFTH METHOD OF ANALYSIS. — OBSERVATIONS ON METHODS OF ANALYSIS. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. PRAXIS XII.—SYNTACTICAL. — LESSON I.—ARTICLES. — LESSON II.—NOUNS. — LESSON III.—ADJECTIVES. — LESSON IV.—PRONOUNS. — LESSON V.—VERBS. — LESSON VI.—PARTICIPLES. — LESSON VII.—ADVERBS. — LESSON VIII.—CONJUNCTIONS. — LESSON IX.—PREPOSITIONS. — LESSON X.—INTERJECTIONS.
  35. 35.CHAPTER II.—ARTICLES. — RULE I.—ARTICLES. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE I. — NOTES TO RULE I. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. FALSE SYNTAX UNDER RULE I. — EXAMPLES UNDER NOTE I.—AN OR A. — UNDER NOTE II.—AN OR A WITH PLURALS. — UNDER NOTE III.—NOUNS CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE IV.—ADJECTIVES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE V.—ADJECTIVES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE VI.—ARTICLES OR PLURALS. — UNDER NOTE VII.—CORRESPONDENT TERMS. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—CORRESPONDENCE PECULIAR. — UNDER NOTE IX.—A SERIES OF TERMS. — UNDER NOTE X.—SPECIES AND GENUS. — UNDER NOTE XI.—ARTICLES NOT REQUISITE. — UNDER NOTE XII.—TITLES AND NAMES. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—COMPARISONS AND ALTERNATIVES. — UNDER NOTE XIV.—ANTECEDENTS TO WHO OR WHICH. — UNDER NOTE XV.—PARTICIPIAL NOUNS. — UNDER NOTE XVII.—VARIOUS ERRORS.
  36. 36.CHAPTER III.—CASES, OR NOUNS. — RULE II.—NOMINATIVES. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE II. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — RULE III.—APPOSITION. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE III. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — RULE IV.—POSSESSIVES. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE IV. — NOTES TO RULE IV. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. FALSE SYNTAX UNDER RULE IV. — UNDER NOTE II.—POSSESSIVES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE III.—CHOICE OF FORMS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—NOUNS WITH POSSESSIVES PLURAL. — UNDER NOTE Y.—POSSESSIVES WITH PARTICIPLES. — RULE V.—OBJECTIVES. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE V. — NOTES TO RULE V. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. FALSE SYNTAX UNDER RULE V. — UNDER NOTE I.—OF VERBS TRANSITIVE. — UNDER NOTE II.—OF VERBS INTRANSITIVE. — UNDER NOTE III.—OF VERBS MISAPPLIED. — UNDER NOTE IV.—OF PASSIVE VERBS. — UNDER NOTE V.—PASSIVE VERBS TRANSITIVE. — UNDER NOTE VI.—OF PERFECT PARTICIPLES. — UNDER NOTE VII.—CONSTRUCTIONS AMBIGUOUS. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—YE AND YOU IN SCRIPTURE. — RULE VI.—SAME CASES. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE VI. — NOTES TO RULE VI. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER NOTE I.—THE CASE DOUBTFUL. — UNDER NOTE II.—OF FALSE IDENTIFICATION. — RULE VII.—OBJECTIVES. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE VII. — NOTE TO RULE VII. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER THE NOTE—OF TIME OR MEASURE. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE VIII. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION.
  37. 37.CHAPTER IV.—ADJECTIVES. — RULE IX.—ADJECTIVES. — EXCEPTION FIRST. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE IX. — NOTES TO RULE IX. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER NOTE II.—OF FIXED NUMBERS. — UNDER NOTE III.—OF RECIPROCALS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—OF COMPARATIVES. — UNDER NOTE V.—OF SUPERLATIVES. — UNDER NOTE VII.—EXTRA COMPARISONS. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—ADJECTIVES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE IX.—ADJECTIVES SUPERADDED. — UNDER NOTE X.—ADJECTIVES FOR ADVERBS. — UNDER NOTE XI.—THEM FOR THOSE. — UNDER NOTE XII.—THIS AND THAT. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—EITHER AND NEITHER. — UNDER NOTE XIV.—WHOLE, LESS, MORE, AND MOST. — UNDER NOTE XV.—PARTICIPIAL ADJECTIVES. — UNDER NOTE XVI.—FIGURE OF ADJECTIVES.
  38. 38.CHAPTER V.—PRONOUNS. — RULE X.—PRONOUNS. — EXCEPTION FIRST. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE X. — NOTES TO RULE X. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER NOTE I.—PRONOUNS WRONG OR NEEDLESS. — UNDER NOTE II.—CHANGE OF NUMBER. — UNDER NOTE III.—WHO AND WHICH. — UNDER NOTE IV.—NOUNS OF MULTITUDE. — UNDER NOTE V.—CONFUSION OF SENSES. — UNDER NOTE VI.—THE RELATIVE THAT. — UNDER NOTE VII.—RELATIVE CLAUSES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—THE RELATIVE AND PREPOSITION. — UNDER NOTE IX.—ADVERBS FOR RELATIVES. — UNDER NOTE X.—REPEAT THE NOUN. — UNDER NOTE XI.—PLACE OF THE RELATIVE. — UNDER NOTE XII.—WHAT FOR THAT. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—ADJECTIVES FOR ANTECEDENTS. — UNDER NOTE XIV.—SENTENCES FOR ANTECEDENTS. — UNDER NOTE XV.—REPEAT THE PRONOUN. — UNDER NOTE XVI.—CHANGE THE ANTECEDENT. — RULE XI.—PRONOUNS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XI. — NOTES TO RULE XI. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — RULE XII.—PRONOUNS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XII. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — RULE XIII.—PRONOUNS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XIII. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION.
  39. 39.CHAPTER VI.—VERBS. — RULE XIV.—FINITE VERBS. — NOTES TO RULE XIV. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER THE RULE ITSELF.—VERB BEFORE THE NOMINATIVE. — UNDER NOTE I.—THE RELATIVE AND VERB. — UNDER NOTE II.—NOMINATIVE WITH ADJUNCTS. — UNDER NOTE III.—COMPOSITE OR CONVERTED SUBJECTS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—EACH, ONE, EITHER, AND NEITHER. — UNDER NOTE V.—VERB BETWEEN TWO NOMINATIVES. — UNDER NOTE VI.—CHANGE THE NOMINATIVE. — UNDER NOTE VII.—ADAPT FORM TO STYLE. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—EXPRESS THE NOMINATIVE. — UNDER NOTE IX.—APPLICATION OF MOODS. — UNDER NOTE X.—FALSE SUBJUNCTIVES. — RULE XV.—FINITE VERBS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XV. — NOTE TO RULE XV. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER THE NOTE.—THE IDEA OF UNITY. — RULE XVI.—FINITE VERBS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XVI. — NOTES TO RULE XVI. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER THE RULE ITSELF.—THE VERB BEFORE JOINT NOMINATIVES. — UNDER NOTE I.—CHANGE THE CONNECTIVE. — UNDER NOTE II.—AFFIRMATION WITH NEGATION. — UNDER NOTE III.—AS WELL AS, BUT, OR SAVE. — UNDER NOTE IV.—EACH, EVERY, OR NO. — UNDER NOTE VI.—ELLIPTICAL CONSTRUCTIONS. — UNDER NOTE VII.—DISTINCT SUBJECT PHRASES. — RULE XVII.—FINITE VERBS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XVII. — NOTES TO RULE XVII. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER THE RULE ITSELF.—NOMINATIVES CONNECTED BY NOR. — UNDER NOTE I.—NOMINATIVES THAT DISAGREE. — UNDER NOTE II.—COMPLETE THE CONCORD. — UNDER NOTE III.—PLACE OF THE FIRST PERSON. — UNDER NOTE IV.—DISTINCT SUBJECT PHRASES. — UNDER NOTE V.—MAKE THE VERBS AGREE. — UNDER NOTE VI.—USE SEPARATE NOMINATIVES. — UNDER NOTE VII.—MIXTURE OF DIFFERENT STYLES. — UNDER NOTE VII.—CONFUSION OF MOODS. — UNDER NOTE IX.—IMPROPER ELLIPSES. — UNDER NOTE X.—DO, USED AS A SUBSTITUTE. — UNDER NOTE XI.—PRETERITS AND PARTICIPLES. — UNDER NOTE XII.—VERBS CONFOUNDED. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—WORDS THAT EXPRESS TIME. — UNDER NOTE XV.—PERMANENT PROPOSITIONS. — RULE XVIII.—INFINITIVES. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XVIII. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. FALSE SYNTAX UNDER RULE XVIII. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XIX. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION.
  40. 40.CHAPTER VII—PARTICIPLES. — RULE XX.—PARTICIPLES. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XX. — NOTES TO RULE XX. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER NOTE II.—ARTICLES REQUIRE OF. — UNDER NOTE II.—ADJECTIVES REQUIRE OF. — UNDER NOTE II.—POSSESSIVES REQUIRE OF. — UNDER NOTE III.—CHANGE THE EXPRESSION. — UNDER NOTE IV.—DISPOSAL OF ADVERBS. — UNDER NOTE V.—PARTICIPLES WITH ADJECTIVES. — UNDER NOTE VI.—COMPOUND VERBAL NOUNS. — UNDER NOTE IX.—VERBS OF PREVENTING. — UNDER NOTE X.—THE LEADING WORD IN SENSE. — UNDER NOTE XI.—REFERENCE OF PARTICIPLES. — UNDER NOTE XII.—OF PARTICIPLES AND NOUNS. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—PERFECT PARTICIPLES.
  41. 41.CHAPTER VIII.—ADVERBS. — RULE XXI.—ADVERBS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XXI. — NOTES TO RULE XXI. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER NOTE II.—ADVERBS FOR ADJECTIVES. — UNDER NOTE V.—THE ADVERB HOW. — UNDER NOTE VI.—WHEN, WHILE, OR WHERE. — UNDER NOTE VII.—THE ADVERB NO FOR NOT. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—OF DOUBLE NEGATIVES. — UNDER NOTE IX.—EVER AND NEVER. — UNDER NOTE X.—OF THE FORM OF ADVERBS.
  42. 42.CHAPTER IX.—CONJUNCTIONS. — RULE XXII.—CONJUNCTIONS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XXII. — NOTES TO RULE XXII. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER NOTE II.—HETEROGENEOUS TERMS. — UNDER NOTE III.—IMPORT OF CONJUNCTIONS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—OF THE CONJUNCTION THAN. — UNDER NOTE V.—RELATIVES EXCLUDE CONJUNCTIONS. — UNDER NOTE VI.—OF THE WORD THAT. — UNDER NOTE VII.—OF THE CORRESPONDENTS. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—IMPROPER ELLIPSES.
  43. 43.CHAPTER X.—PREPOSITIONS. — RULE XXIII.—PREPOSITIONS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XXIII. — NOTES TO RULE XXIII. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER NOTE II.—TWO OBJECTS OR MORE. — UNDER NOTE III.—OMISSION OF PREPOSITIONS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—OF NEEDLESS PREPOSITIONS.
  44. 44.CHAPTER XI—INTERJECTIONS. — RULE XXIV.—INTERJECTIONS. — OBSERVATIONS ON RULE XXIV. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON I.—ANY PARTS OF SPEECH. — LESSON II.—ANY PARTS OF SPEECH. — LESSON III.—ANY PARTS OF SPEECH. — EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—PROSE. — LESSON II.—PROSE. — LESSON III.—PROSE. — LESSON IV.—PROSE. — LESSON V.—VERSE. — LESSON VI.—VERSE.
  45. 45.CHAPTER XII.—GENERAL REVIEW. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON I.—ARTICLES. — LESSON II.—NOUNS, OR CASES. — LESSON III.—ADJECTIVES — LESSON IV.—PRONOUNS. — LESSON V.—VERBS. — LESSON VI.—VERBS. — LESSON VII.—PARTICIPLES. — LESSON VIII.—ADVERBS. — LESSON IX.—CONJUNCTIONS. — LESSON X.—PREPOSITIONS. — LESSON XI.—PROMISCUOUS. — LESSON XII.—TWO ERRORS. — LESSON XIII.—TWO ERRORS. — LESSON XIV.—TWO ERRORS. — LESSON XV.—THREE ERRORS. — LESSON XVI—THREE ERRORS. — LESSON XVII.—MANY ERRORS. — LESSON XVIII—MANY ERRORS.
  46. 46.CHAPTER XIII.—GENERAL RULE. — GENERAL RULE OF SYNTAX. — CRITICAL NOTES TO THE GENERAL RULE. — GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE SYNTAX. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — LESSON III.—ADJECTIVES. — LESSON IV.—PRONOUNS. — LESSON V.—VERBS. — LESSON VI.—PARTICIPLES. — LESSON VII.—ADVERBS. — LESSON VIII.—CONJUNCTIONS. — LESSON IX.—PREPOSITIONS. — LESSON X.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — LESSON XI.—BAD PHRASES. — LESSON XII.—TWO ERRORS.[448] — LESSON XIII.—TWO ERRORS. — LESSON XIV.—THREE ERRORS. — LESSON XV.—MANY ERRORS. — LESSON XVI.—MANY ERRORS. — FALSE SYNTAX UNDER THE CRITICAL NOTES. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE II.—OF DOUBTFUL REFERENCE. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE III.—OF DEFINITIONS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE IV.—OF COMPARISONS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE V.—OF FALSITIES. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE VI.—OF ABSURDITIES. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE VII.—OF SELF-CONTRADICTION. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE VIII.—OF SENSELESS JUMBLING. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE IX.—OF WORDS NEEDLESS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE X.—OF IMPROPER OMISSIONS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XI.—OF LITERARY BLUNDERS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XII.—OF PERVERSIONS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XIII.—OF AWKWARDNESS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XIV.—OF IGNORANCE. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XV.—OF SILLINESS AND TRUISMS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XVI.—OF THE INCORRIGIBLE. — PROMISCUOUS EXAMPLES OF FALSE SYNTAX. — LESSON II.—VARIOUS RULES. — LESSON III.—VARIOUS RULES. — LESSON IV.—VARIOUS RULES. — LESSON V.—VARIOUS RULES.
  47. 47.CHAPTER XIV.—QUESTIONS. — PART THIRD, SYNTAX. — LESSON II.—THE RULES. — LESSON III.—THE RULES. — LESSON IV.—THE RULES. — LESSON V.—THE ANALYZING OF SENTENCES. — LESSON VI.—OF PARSING. — LESSON VII.—THE RULES. — LESSON VIII.—THE NOTES. — LESSON IX.—THE EXCEPTIONS. — LESSON X.—THE EXCEPTIONS. — LESSON XI.—THE OBSERVATIONS. — LESSON XII.—THE OBSERVATIONS. — LESSON XIII.—ARTICLES. — LESSON XIV.—NOUNS, OR CASES. — LESSON XV.—NOUNS, OR CASES. — LESSON XVI.—NOUNS, OR CASES. — LESSON XVII.—NOUNS, OR CASES. — LESSON XVIII.—NOUNS, OR CASES. — LESSON XIX.—ADJECTIVES. — LESSON XX.—PRONOUNS. — LESSON XXI.—PRONOUNS. — LESSON XXII.—VERBS. — LESSON XXIII.—VERBS. — LESSON XXIV.—VERBS. — LESSON XXV.—VERBS. — LESSON XXVI.—VERBS. — LESSON XXVII.—PARTICIPLES. — LESSON XXVIII.—PARTICIPLES. — LESSON XXIX.—ADVERBS. — LESSON XXX.—CONJUNCTIONS. — LESSON XXXI.—PREPOSITIONS. — LESSON XXXII.—INTERJECTIONS. — LESSON XXXIII.—GENERAL RULE.
  48. 48.CHAPTER XV.—FOR WRITING. — EXERCISE I.—ARTICLES. — EXERCISE II.—NOUNS, OR CASES. — EXERCISE III.—ADJECTIVES. — EXERCISE IV.—PRONOUNS. — EXERCISE V.—VERBS. — EXERCISE VI.—PARTICIPLES. — EXERCISE VII.—ADVERBS. — EXERCISE VIII.—CONJUNCTIONS. — EXERCISE IX.—PREPOSITIONS. — EXERCISE X.—PROMISCUOUS. — EXERCISE XI.—PROMISCUOUS. — EXERCISE XII.—TWO ERRORS. — EXERCISE XIII.—TWO ERRORS. — EXERCISE XIV.—THREE ERRORS. — EXERCISE XV.—MANY ERRORS. — EXERCISE XVI.—MANY ERRORS. — EXERCISE XVII.—MANY ERRORS. — EXERCISE XVIII.—PROMISCUOUS.
  49. 49.PART IV. — OBSERVATIONS.
  50. 50.CHAPTER I—PUNCTUATION. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION I.—THE COMMA. — RULE I.—SIMPLE SENTENCES. — RULE II.—SIMPLE MEMBERS. — RULE III.—MORE THAN TWO WORDS. — RULE IV.—ONLY TWO WORDS. — RULE V.—WORDS IN PAIRS. — RULE VI.—WORDS PUT ABSOLUTE. — RULE VII.—WORDS IN APPOSITION. — RULE IX.—FINITE VERBS. — RULE X.—INFINITIVES. — RULE XI.—PARTICIPLES. — RULE XIII.—CONJUNCTIONS. — RULE XIV.—PREPOSITIONS. — RULE XV.—INTERJECTIONS. — RULE XVI.—WORDS REPEATED. — RULE XVII.—DEPENDENT QUOTATIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER THE EXCEPTION CONCERNING SIMPLE SENTENCES. — UNDER RULE II.—OF SIMPLE MEMBERS. — UNDER THE EXCEPTIONS CONCERNING SIMPLE MEMBERS. — UNDER RULE III.—OF MORE THAN TWO WORDS. — UNDER RULE IV.—OF ONLY TWO WORDS. — UNDER EXCEPTION I.—TWO WORDS WITH ADJUNCTS. — UNDER EXCEPTION II.—TWO TERMS CONTRASTED. — UNDER EXCEPTION III.—ALTERNATIVE OF WORDS. — UNDER RULE V.—OF WORDS IN PAIRS. — UNDER RULE VI.—OF WORDS ABSOLUTE. — UNDER RULE VII.—WORDS IN APPOSITION. — UNDER EXCEPTIONS CONCERNING APPOSITION. — UNDER RULE VIII.—OF ADJECTIVES. — UNDER THE EXCEPTION CONCERNING ADJECTIVES. — UNDER RULE IX.—OF FINITE VERBS. — UNDER RULE X.—OF INFINITIVES. — UNDER RULE XI.—OF PARTICIPLES. — UNDER THE EXCEPTION CONCERNING PARTICIPLES. — UNDER RULE XII.—OF ADVERBS. — UNDER RULE XIII.—OF CONJUNCTIONS. — UNDER RULE XIV.—OF PREPOSITIONS. — UNDER RULE XV.—OF INTERJECTIONS. — UNDER RULE XVI.—OF WORDS REPEATED. — UNDER RULE XVII.—OF DEPENDENT QUOTATIONS.
  51. 51.SECTION II.—THE SEMICOLON. — RULE I.—COMPLEX MEMBERS. — RULE II.—SIMPLE MEMBERS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—OF SIMPLE MEMBERS. — MIXED EXAMPLES OF ERROR. — SECTION III.—THE COLON. — RULE I.—ADDITIONAL REMARKS. — RULE II.—GREATER PAUSES. — RULE III.—INDEPENDENT QUOTATIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—GREATER PAUSES. — UNDER RULE III.—INDEPENDENT QUOTATIONS. — MIXED EXAMPLES OF ERROR. — SECTION IV.—THE PERIOD. — RULE I.—DISTINCT SENTENCES. — RULE II.—ALLIED SENTENCES. — RULE III.—ABBREVIATIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—ALLIED SENTENCES. — UNDER RULE III.—OF ABBREVIATIONS. — MIXED EXAMPLES OF ERROR. — SECTION V.—THE DASH. — RULE I.—ABRUPT PAUSES. — RULE II.—EMPHATIC PAUSES. — RULE III.—FAULTY DASHES. — OBSERVATIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—EMPHATIC PAUSES. — UNDER RULE III.—FAULTY DASHES. — MIXED EXAMPLES OF ERROR — SECTION VI.—THE EROTEME. — RULE I.—QUESTIONS DIRECT. — RULE II.—QUESTIONS UNITED. — RULE III.—QUESTIONS INDIRECT. — OBSERVATIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—QUESTIONS UNITED. — UNDER RULE III.—QUESTIONS INDIRECT. — MIXED EXAMPLES OF ERROR. — SECTION VII—THE ECPHONEME. — RULE II.—INVOCATIONS. — RULE III.—EXCLAMATORY QUESTIONS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—OF INVOCATIONS. — UNDER RULE III.—EXCLAMATORY QUESTIONS. — MIXED EXAMPLES OF ERROR. — SECTION VIII.—THE CURVES. — RULE I.—THE PARENTHESIS. — RULE II.—INCLUDED POINTS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — UNDER RULE II.—OF INCLUDED POINTS. — MIXED EXAMPLES OF ERROR. — SECTION IX.—THE OTHER MARKS. — IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION. — BAD ENGLISH BADLY POINTED. — LESSON II.—UNDER VARIOUS RULES. — LESSON III.—UNDER VARIOUS RULES.
  52. 52.CHAPTER II—UTTERANCE. — SECTION I.—OF ARTICULATION. — ARTICLE I.—OF THE DEFINITION. — ARTICLE II—OF GOOD ARTICULATION. — SECTION II.—OF PRONUNCIATION. — ARTICLE I—OF THE POWERS OF LETTERS. — ARTICLE II—OF QUANTITY. — ARTICLE III.—OF ACCENT. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION III.—OF ELOCUTION. — ARTICLE I—OF EMPHASIS. — ARTICLE II.—OF PAUSES. — ARTICLE III.—OF INFLECTIONS. — ARTICLE IV.—OF TONES.
  53. 53.CHAPTER III.—FIGURES. — SECTION I.—FIGURES OF ORTHOGRAPHY. — EXPLANATIONS. — SECTION II.—FIGURES OF ETYMOLOGY. — SECTION III.—FIGURES OF SYNTAX. — EXAMPLES OF ELLIPSIS SUPPLIED. — OBSERVATIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION IV.—FIGURES OF RHETORIC. — EXPLANATIONS. — SECTION V.—EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. — LESSON I.—FIGURES OF ORTHOGRAPHY. — LESSON II.—FIGURES OF ETYMOLOGY. — LESSON III.—FIGURES OF SYNTAX. — LESSON IV.—FIGURES OF SYNTAX. — LESSON V.—FIGURES OF SYNTAX. — LESSON VI.—FIGURES OF RHETORIC. — LESSON VII.—FIGURES OF RHETORIC. — LESSON VIII.—FIGURES OF RHETORIC. — LESSON IX.—FIGURES OF RHETORIC. — LESSON X.—FIGURES OF RHETORIC.
  54. 54.CHAPTER IV.—VERSIFICATION. — SECTION I.—OF VERSE. — DEFINITIONS AND PRINCIPLES. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION II.—OF ACCENT AND QUANTITY. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION III.—OF POETIC FEET. — EXPLANATIONS AND DEFINITIONS. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION IV.—THE KINDS OF VERSE. — PRINCIPLES AND NAMES. — ORDER I.—IAMBIC VERSE. — MEASURE III.—IAMBIC OF SIX FEET, OR HEXAMETER. — MEASURE VI.—IAMBIC OF THREE FEET, OR TRIMETER. — MEASURE VII.—IAMBIC OF TWO FEET, OR DIMETER. — MEASURE VIII.—IAMBIC OF ONE FOOT, OR MONOMETER. — ORDER II.—TROCHAIC VERSE. — OBSERVATIONS. — MEASURE II.—TROCHAIC OF SEVEN FEET, OR HEPTAMETER. — MEASURE III.—TROCHAIC OF SIX FEET, OR HEXAMETER. — MEASURE IV.—TROCHAIC OF FIVE FEET, OR PENTAMETER — MEASURE V.—TROCHAIC OF FOUR FEET, OR TETRAMETER. — OBSERVATIONS. — MEASURE VI.—TROCHAIC OF THREE FEET, OR TRIMETER. — MEASURE VII.—TROCHAIC OF TWO FEET, OR DIMETER. — OBSERVATIONS. — MEASURE VIII.—TROCHAIC OF ONE FOOT, OR MONOMETER. — OBSERVATIONS. — ORDER III.—ANAPESTIC VERSE. — OBSERVATIONS. — MEASURE II.—ANAPESTIC OF THREE FEET, OR TRIMETER. — MEASURE III.—ANAPESTIC OF TWO FEET, OR DIMETER. — MEASURE IV.—ANAPESTIC OF ONE FOOT, OR MONOMETER. — OBSERVATIONS. — ORDER IV.—DACTYLIC VERSE. — MEASURE I.—DACTYLIC OF EIGHT FEET, OR OCTOMETER. — MEASURE III.—DACTYLIC OF SIX FEET, OR HEXAMETER. — MEASURE IV.—DACTYLIC OF FIVE FEET, OR PENTAMETER. — MEASURE V.—DACTYLIC OF FOUR FEET, OR TETRAMETER. — MEASURE VI.—DACTYLIC OF THREE FEET, OR TRIMETER. — MEASURE VII.—DACTYLIC OF TWO FEET, OR DIMETER. — MEASURE VIII.—DACTYLIC OF ONE FOOT, OR MONOMETER. — OBSERVATIONS. — ORDER V.—COMPOSITE VERSE. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION V.—ORAL EXERCISES. — LESSON II.—RESTORE THE RHYTHM.
  55. 55.CHAPTER V.—QUESTIONS. — ORDER OF REHEARSAL, AND METHOD OF EXAMINATION. — LESSON I.—OF PUNCTUATION. — LESSON II.—OF THE COMMA. — LESSON III.—OF THE COMMA. — LESSON IV.—OF THE SEMICOLON. — LESSON V.—OF THE COLON. — LESSON VI.—OF THE PERIOD. — LESSON VII.—OF THE DASH. — LESSON VIII.—OF THE EROTEME. — LESSON IX—OF THE ECPHONEME. — LESSON X.—OF THE CURVES. — LESSON XI.—OF THE OTHER MARKS. — LESSON XII.—OF UTTERANCE. — LESSON XIII.—OF PRONUNCIATION. — LESSON XIV.—OF ELOCUTION. — LESSON XV.—OF ELOCUTION. — LESSON XVI.—OF FIGURES. — LESSON XVII.—OF FIGURES. — LESSON XVIII.—OF VERSIFICATION. — LESSON XIX.—OF VERSIFICATION. — LESSON XX.—OF VERSIFICATION. — LESSON XXI.—OF VERSIFICATION.
  56. 56.CHAPTER VI.—FOR WRITING. — EXERCISES IN PROSODY. — EXERCISE I.—PUNCTUATION. — EXAMPLES UNDER RULE I.—OF SIMPLE SENTENCES. — UNDER RULE II.—OF SIMPLE MEMBERS. — UNDER RULE III.—OF MORE THAN TWO WORDS. — UNDER RULE IV.—OF TWO TERMS CONNECTED. — UNDER RULE V.—OF WORDS IN PAIRS. — EXERCISE II.—PUNCTUATION. — EXAMPLES UNDER RULE VI.—OF WORDS PUT ABSOLUTE. — UNDER RULE VII.—OF WORDS IN APPOSITION. — UNDER RULE VIII.—OF ADJECTIVES. — UNDER RULE IX.—OF FINITE VERBS. — EXERCISE III.—PUNCTUATION. — EXAMPLES UNDER RULE X.—OF INFINITIVES. — UNDER RULE XI.—OF PARTICIPLES. — UNDER RULE XII.—OF ADVERBS. — UNDER RULE XIII.—OF CONJUNCTIONS. — UNDER RULE XV.—OF INTERJECTIONS. — UNDER RULE XVI.—OF WORDS REPEATED. — UNDER RULE XVII.—OF DEPENDENT QUOTATIONS. — EXERCISE IV.—PUNCTUATION. — EXAMPLES UNDER RULE I.—OF COMPOUND MEMBERS. — UNDER RULE II.—OF SIMPLE MEMBERS. — UNDER RULE III.—OF APPOSITION. — UNDER RULE I.—OF ADDITIONAL REMARKS. — UNDER RULE II.—OF GREATER PAUSES. — UNDER RULE III.—OF INDEPENDENT QUOTATIONS. — UNDER RULE I.—OF DISTINCT SENTENCES. — UNDER RULE II.—OF ALLIED SENTENCES. — UNDER RULE III.—OF ABBREVIATIONS. — EXERCISE V.—PUNCTUATION. — EXAMPLES UNDER RULE I.—OF ABRUPT PAUSES. — UNDER RULE II.—OF EMPHATIC PAUSES. — UNDER RULE I.—OF QUESTIONS DIRECT. — UNDER RULE II.—OF QUESTIONS UNITED. — UNDER RULE III.—OF QUESTIONS INDIRECT. — UNDER RULE I.—OF INTERJECTIONS. — UNDER RULE II.—OF INVOCATIONS. — UNDER RULE III.—OF EXCLAMATORY QUESTIONS. — UNDER RULE I.—OF THE PARENTHESIS. — UNDER RULE II.—OF INCLUDED POINTS. — EXERCISE VI.—PUNCTUATION. — EXERCISE VII.—PUNCTUATION. — EXERCISE VIII.—SCANNING. — EXERCISE IX.—SCANNING. — THE END OF PART FOURTH. — KEY TO THE IMPROPRIETIES FOR CORRECTION, CONTAINED IN THE GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH GRAMMARS, AND DESIGNED FOR ORAL EXERCISES UNDER ALL THE RULES AND NOTES OF THE WORK. — UNDER RULE II.—OF FIRST WORDS. — UNDER RULE IV.—OF PROPER NAMES. — UNDER RULE V.—OF TITLES. — UNDER RULE VI.—OF ONE CAPITAL. — UNDER RULE VII.—OF TWO CAPITALS. — UNDER RULE VIII.—OF COMPOUNDS. — UNDER RULE IX.—OF APPOSITION. — UNDER RULE XI.—OF DERIVATIVES. — UNDER RULE XII.—OF I AND O. — UNDER RULE XIII.—OF POETRY. — UNDER RULE XIV.—OF EXAMPLES. — UNDER RULE XV.—OF CHIEF WORDS. — UNDER RULE XVI.—OF NEEDLESS CAPITALS. — PROMISCUOUS CORRECTIONS RESPECTING CAPITALS. — LESSON II.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — LESSON III.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER II.—OF SYLLABLES. — LESSON III.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER III.—OF WORDS. — RULE II.—SIMPLES. — RULE III.—THE SENSE. — RULE IV.—ELLIPSES. — RULE V.—THE HYPHEN. — RULE VI.—NO HYPHEN. — PROMISCUOUS CORRECTIONS IN THE FIGURE OF WORDS. — LESSON II.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — LESSON III.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER IV.—OF SPELLING. — RULE II.—OTHER FINALS. — RULE III.—DOUBLING. — RULE IV—NO DOUBLING. — RULE V.—FINAL CK. — RULE VI.—RETAINING. — RULE VII.—RETAINING. — RULE VIII.—FINAL LL. — RULE IX.—FINAL E. — RULE X.—FINAL E. — RULE XI.—FINAL Y. — RULE XII.—FINAL Y. — RULE XIII.—IZE AND ISE. — RULE XIV.—COMPOUNDS. — RULE XV.—USAGE. — PROMISCUOUS CORRECTIONS OF FALSE SPELLING. — LESSON II.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — LESSON III.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — THE KEY.—PART II.—ETYMOLOGY. — CHAPTER II.—ARTICLES. — LESSON II.—ARTICLES INSERTED. — LESSON III.—ARTICLES OMITTED. — LESSON IV.—ARTICLES CHANGED. — LESSON V.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER III.—NOUNS. — LESSON II.—CASES. — LESSON III.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER IV.—ADJECTIVES. — LESSON II.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — LESSON III.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER V.—PRONOUNS. — LESSON II.—DECLENSIONS. — LESSON III.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER VI.—VERBS. — LESSON II.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — LESSON III—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER VII.—PARTICIPLES. — LESSON II.—REGULARS. — LESSON III.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — CHAPTER VIII.—ADVERBS. — CHAPTER IX.—CONJUNCTIONS. — CHAPTER X.—PREPOSITIONS. — THE KEY.—PART III.—SYNTAX. — CHAPTER II.—ARTICLES. — UNDER NOTE II.—AN OR A WITH PLURALS. — UNDER NOTE III.—NOUNS CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE IV.—ADJECTIVES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE V.—ADJECTIVES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE VI.—ARTICLES OR PLURALS. — UNDER NOTE VII.—CORRESPONDENT TERMS. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—CORRESPONDENCE PECULIAR. — UNDER NOTE IX.—A SERIES OF TERMS. — UNDER NOTE X.—SPECIES AND GENUS. — UNDER NOTE XI.—ARTICLES NOT REQUISITE. — UNDER NOTE XII.—TITLES AND NAMES. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—COMPARISONS AND ALTERNATIVES. — UNDER NOTE XIV.—ANTECEDENTS TO WHO OR WHICH. — UNDER NOTE XV.—PARTICIPIAL NOUNS. — UNDER NOTE XVI.—PARTICIPLES, NOT NOUNS. — UNDER NOTE XVII.—VARIOUS ERRORS. — CHAPTER III.—CASES, OR NOUNS. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE III; OF APPOSITION. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE IV; OF POSSESSIVES. — UNDER NOTE II.—POSSESSIVES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE III.—CHOICE OF FORMS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—NOUNS WITH POSSESSIVES PLURAL. — UNDER NOTE V.—POSSESSIVES WITH PARTICIPLES. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE V; OF OBJECTIVES. — UNDER NOTE I.—OF VERBS TRANSITIVE. — UNDER NOTE II.—OF VERBS INTRANSITIVE. — UNDER NOTE III.—OF VERBS MISAPPLIED. — UNDER NOTE IV.—OF PASSIVE VERBS. — UNDER NOTE V.—OF PASSIVE VERBS TRANSITIVE. — UNDER NOTE VI.—OF PERFECT PARTICIPLES. — UNDER NOTE VII.—OF CONSTRUCTIONS AMBIGUOUS. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—OF YE AND YOU IN SCRIPTURE. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE VI; OF SAME CASES. — UNDER NOTE I.—OF THE CASE DOUBTFUL. — UNDER NOTE II.—OF FALSE IDENTIFICATION. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE VII; OF OBJECTIVES. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE VIII; NOM. ABSOLUTE. — CHAPTER IV.—ADJECTIVES. — UNDER NOTE II.—OF FIXED NUMBERS. — UNDER NOTE III.—OF RECIPROCALS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—OF COMPARATIVES. — UNDER NOTE V.—OF SUPERLATIVES. — UNDER NOTE VI.—OF INCLUSIVE TERMS. — UNDER NOTE VII.—EXTRA COMPARISONS. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—ADJECTIVES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE X.—ADJECTIVES FOR ADVERBS. — UNDER NOTE XI.—THEM FOR THOSE. — UNDER NOTE XII.—THIS AND THAT. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—EITHER AND NEITHER. — UNDER NOTE XIV.—WHOLE, LESS, MORE, AND MOST. — UNDER NOTE XV.—PARTICIPIAL ADJECTIVES. — UNDER NOTE XVI.—FIGURE OF ADJECTIVES. — CHAPTER V.—PRONOUNS. — UNDER NOTE I.—PRONOUNS WRONG—OR NEEDLESS. — UNDER NOTE II.—CHANGE OF NUMBER. — UNDER NOTE III.—WHO AND WHICH. — UNDER NOTE IV.—NOUNS OF MULTITUDE. — UNDER NOTE V.—CONFUSION OF SENSES. — UNDER NOTE VI.—THE RELATIVE THAT. — UNDER NOTE VII.—RELATIVE CLAUSES CONNECTED. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—THE RELATIVE AND PREPOSITION. — UNDER NOTE X.—REPEAT THE NOUN. — UNDER NOTE XI.—PLACE OF THE RELATIVE. — UNDER NOTE XII.—WHAT FOR THAT. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—ADJECTIVES FOR ANTECEDENTS. — UNDER NOTE XIV.—SENTENCES FOR ANTECEDENTS. — UNDER NOTE XV.—REPEAT THE PRONOUN. — UNDER NOTE XVI.—CHANGE THE ANTECEDENT. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE XI; OF PRONOUNS. — UNDER NOTE I.—THE IDEA OF UNITY. — UNDER NOTE II.—UNIFORMITY OF NUMBER. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE XII; OF PRONOUNS. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE XIII; OF PRONOUNS. — CHAPTER VI.—VERBS. — UNDER NOTE I.—THE RELATIVE AND VERB. — UNDER NOTE II.—NOMINATIVE WITH ADJUNCTS. — UNDER NOTE III.—COMPOSITE OR CONVERTED SUBJECTS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—EACH, ONE, EITHER, AND NEITHER. — UNDER NOTE V.—VERB BETWEEN TWO NOMINATIVES. — UNDER NOTE VI.—CHANGE OF THE NOMINATIVE. — UNDER NOTE VII.—FORMS ADAPTED TO DIFFERENT STYLES. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—EXPRESS THE NOMINATIVE. — UNDER NOTE IX.—APPLICATION OF MOODS. — UNDER NOTE X.—FALSE SUBJUNCTIVES. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE XV AND ITS NOTE. — UNDER THE NOTE.—THE IDEA OF UNITY. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE XVI AND ITS NOTES. — UNDER THE RULE ITSELF.—THE VERB BEFORE JOINT NOMINATIVES. — UNDER NOTE I.—CHANGE THE CONNECTIVE. — UNDER NOTE II.—AFFIRMATION WITH NEGATION. — UNDER NOTE III.—AS WELL AS, BUT, OR SAVE. — UNDER NOTE IV.—EACH, EVERY, OR NO. — UNDER NOTE VI.—ELLIPTICAL CONSTRUCTIONS. — UNDER NOTE VII.—DISTINCT SUBJECT PHRASES. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE XVII AND ITS NOTES. — UNDER THE RULE ITSELF.—NOMINATIVES CONNECTED BY NOR. — UNDER NOTE I.—NOMINATIVES THAT DISAGREE. — UNDER NOTE II.—COMPLETE THE CONCORD. — UNDER NOTE III.—PLACE OF THE FIRST PERSON. — UNDER NOTE IV.—DISTINCT SUBJECT PHRASES. — UNDER NOTE V.—MAKE THE VERBS AGREE. — UNDER NOTE VI.—USE SEPARATE NOMINATIVES. — UNDER NOTE VII.—MIXTURE OF DIFFERENT STYLES. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—CONFUSION OF MOODS. — UNDER NOTE IX.—IMPROPER ELLIPSES. — UNDER NOTE X.—DO, USED AS A SUBSTITUTE. — UNDER NOTE XI.—PRETERITS AND PARTICIPLES. — UNDER NOTE XII.—OF VERBS CONFOUNDED. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—WORDS THAT EXPRESS TIME. — UNDER NOTE XV.—PERMANENT PROPOSITIONS. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE XVIII; INFINITIVES. — CORRECTIONS UNDER RULE XIX.—OF INFINITIVES. — CHAPTER VII.—PARTICIPLES. — UNDER NOTE II.—ARTICLES REQUIRE OF. — UNDER NOTE II.—ADJECTIVES REQUIRE OF. — UNDER NOTE II.—POSSESSIVES REQUIRE OF. — UNDER NOTE III.—CHANGE THE EXPRESSION. — UNDER NOTE IV.—DISPOSAL OF ADVERBS. — UNDER NOTE V.—OF PARTICIPLES WITH ADJECTIVES. — UNDER NOTE VI.—OF COMPOUND VERBAL NOUNS. — UNDER NOTE IX.—VERBS OF PREVENTING. — UNDER NOTE X.—THE LEADING WORD IN SENSE. — UNDER NOTE XI.—REFERENCE OF PARTICIPLES. — UNDER NOTE XII.—OF PARTICIPLES AND NOUNS. — UNDER NOTE XIII.—PERFECT PARTICIPLES. — CHAPTER VIII.—ADVERBS. — UNDER NOTE II.—ADVERBS FOR ADJECTIVES. — UNDER NOTE V.—THE ADVERB HOW. — UNDER NOTE VI.—WHEN, WHILE, OR WHERE. — UNDER NOTE VII.—THE ADVERB NO FOR NOT. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—OF DOUBLE NEGATIVES. — UNDER NOTE IX.—EVER AND NEVER. — UNDER NOTE X.—OF THE FORM OF ADVERBS. — CHAPTER IX.—CONJUNCTIONS. — UNDER NOTE II.—OF HETEROGENEOUS TERMS. — UNDER NOTE III.—IMPORT OF CONJUNCTIONS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—THE CONJUNCTION THAN. — UNDER NOTE V.—RELATIVES EXCLUDE CONJUNCTIONS. — UNDER NOTE VI.—OF THE WORD THAT. — UNDER NOTE VII.—OF THE CORRESPONDENTS. — UNDER NOTE VIII.—IMPROPER ELLIPSES. — CHAPTER X.—PREPOSITIONS. — UNDER NOTE II.—TWO OBJECTS OR MORE. — UNDER NOTE III.—OMISSION OF PREPOSITIONS. — UNDER NOTE IV.—OF NEEDLESS PREPOSITIONS. — UNDER NOTE V.—THE PLACING OF THE WORDS. — CHAPTER XI.—PROMISCUOUS EXERCISES. — LESSON II.—ANY PARTS OF SPEECH. — LESSON III.—ANY PARTS OF SPEECH. — CHAPTER XII.—GENERAL REVIEW. — LESSON II.—NOUNS, OR CASES. — LESSON III.—ADJECTIVES. — LESSON IV.—PRONOUNS. — LESSON V.—VERBS. — LESSON VI.—VERBS. — LESSON VII.—PARTICIPLES. — LESSON VIII.—ADVERBS. — LESSON IX.—CONJUNCTIONS. — LESSON X.—PREPOSITIONS. — LESSON XI.—PROMISCUOUS. — LESSON XII.—TWO ERRORS. — LESSON XIII.—TWO ERRORS — LESSON XIV.—TWO ERRORS. — LESSON XV.—THREE ERRORS. — LESSON XVI.—THREE ERRORS. — LESSON XVII.—MANY ERRORS. — LESSON XVIII.—MANY ERRORS. — CHAPTER XIII—GENERAL RULE. — LESSON II.—NOUNS. — LESSON III.—ADJECTIVES. — LESSON IV.—PRONOUNS. — LESSON V.—VERBS. — LESSON VI.—PARTICIPLES. — LESSON VII.—ADVERBS. — LESSON VIII.—CONJUNCTIONS. — LESSON IX.—PREPOSITIONS. — LESSON X.—MIXED EXAMPLES. — LESSON XI.—OF BAD PHRASES. — LESSON XII.—OF TWO ERRORS. — LESSON XIII.—OF TWO ERRORS. — LESSON XIV.—OF THREE ERRORS. — LESSON XV.—OF MANY ERRORS. — LESSON XVI.—OF MANY ERRORS. — CORRECTIONS UNDER THE CRITICAL NOTES. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE II.—OF DOUBTFUL REFERENCE. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE III.—OF DEFINITIONS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE IV.—OF COMPARISONS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE V.—OF FALSITIES. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE VI.—OF ABSURDITIES. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE VII.—OF SELF-CONTRADICTION. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE VIII.—OF SENSELESS JUMBLING. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE IX.—OF WORDS NEEDLESS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE X.—OF IMPROPER OMISSIONS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XI.—OF LITERARY BLUNDERS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XII—OF PERVERSIONS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XIII.—OF AWKWARDNESS. — UNDER CRITICAL NOTE XIV.—OF IGNORANCE. — PROMISCUOUS CORRECTIONS OF FALSE SYNTAX. — LESSON II.—UNDER VARIOUS RULES. — LESSON III.—UNDER VARIOUS RULES. — LESSON IV.—UNDER VARIOUS RULES. — LESSON V.—UNDER VARIOUS RULES. — THE KEY.—PART IV.—PROSODY. — CHAPTER I.—PUNCTUATION. — UNDER THE EXCEPTION CONCERNING SIMPLE SENTENCES. — UNDER RULE II.—OF SIMPLE MEMBERS. — UNDER THE EXCEPTIONS CONCERNING SIMPLE MEMBERS. — UNDER RULE III.—OF MORE THAN TWO WORDS. — UNDER RULE IV.—OF ONLY TWO WORDS. — UNDER EXCEPTION I.—TWO WORDS WITH ADJUNCTS. — UNDER EXCEPTION II.—TWO TERMS CONTRASTED. — UNDER EXCEPTION III.—OF AN ALTERNATIVE OF WORDS. — UNDER EXCEPTION IV.—OF A SECOND COMMA. — UNDER RULE V.—OF WORDS IN PAIRS. — UNDER RULE VI.—OF WORDS ABSOLUTE. — UNDER RULE VII.—OF WORDS IN APPOSITION. — UNDER THE EXCEPTIONS CONCERNING APPOSITION. — UNDER RULE VIII.—OF ADJECTIVES. — UNDER THE EXCEPTION CONCERNING ADJECTIVES. — UNDER RULE IX.—OF FINITE VERBS. — UNDER RULE X.—OF INFINITIVES. — UNDER RULE XI.—OF PARTICIPLES. — UNDER THE EXCEPTION CONCERNING PARTICIPLES. — UNDER RULE XII.—OF ADVERBS. — UNDER RULE XIII.—OF CONJUNCTIONS. — UNDER RULE XIV.—OF PREPOSITIONS. — UNDER RULE XV.—OF INTERJECTIONS. — UNDER RULE XVI.—OF WORDS REPEATED. — UNDER RULE XVII.—OF DEPENDENT QUOTATIONS. — SECTION II.—THE SEMICOLON. — MIXED EXAMPLES CORRECTED. — SECTION III.—THE COLON. — UNDER RULE II.—OF GREATER PAUSES. — UNDER RULE III.—OF INDEPENDENT QUOTATIONS. — MIXED EXAMPLES CORRECTED. — SECTION IV.—THE PERIOD. — UNDER RULE II.—OF ALLIED SENTENCES. — UNDER RULE III.—OF ABBREVIATIONS. — SECTION V.—THE DASH. — UNDER RULE II.—OF EMPHATIC PAUSES. — UNDER RULE III.—OF FAULTY DASHES. — MIXED EXAMPLES CORRECTED. — SECTION VI.—THE EROTEME. — UNDER RULE II.—OF QUESTIONS UNITED. — UNDER RULE III.—OF QUESTIONS INDIRECT. — MIXED EXAMPLES CORRECTED. — SECTION VII—THE ECPHONEME. — UNDER RULE II.—OF INVOCATIONS. — UNDER RULE III.—OF EXCLAMATORY QUESTIONS. — MIXED EXAMPLES CORRECTED. — SECTION VIII.—THE CURVES. — UNDER RULE II.—OF INCLUDED POINTS. — MIXED EXAMPLES CORRECTED. — SECTION IX.—ALL POINTS. — GOOD ENGLISH RIGHTLY POINTED. — LESSON II—UNDER VARIOUS RULES. — LESSON III.—UNDER VARIOUS RULES. — CHAPTER II.—UTTERANCE. — CHAPTER III.—FIGURES. — CHAPTER IV.—VERSIFICATION. — LESSON II.—RHYTHM RESTORED. — END OF THE KEY. — APPENDIX I. TO PART FIRST, OR ORTHOGRAPHY. OF THE SOUNDS OF THE LETTERS. — OBSERVATIONS. — I. OF THE LETTER A. — OBSERVATIONS. — DIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH A. — TRIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH A. — II. OF THE LETTER B. — III. OF THE LETTER C. — IV. OF THE LETTER D. — V. OF THE LETTER E. — DIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH E. — TRIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH E. — VI. OF THE LETTER F. — VII. OF THE LETTER G. — VIII. OF THE LETTER H. — IX. OF THE LETTER I. — DIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH I. — TRIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH I. — X. OF THE LETTER J. — XI. OF THE LETTER K. — XII. OF THE LETTER L. — XIII. OF THE LETTER M. — XIV. OF THE LETTER N. — XV. OF THE LETTER O. — DIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH O. — TRIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH O. — XVI. OF THE LETTER P. — XVII. OF THE LETTER Q. — XVIII. OF THE LETTER R. — OBSERVATIONS. — XIX. OF THE LETTER S. — XX. OF THE LETTER T. — XXI. OF THE LETTER U. — DIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH U. — TRIPHTHONGS BEGINNING WITH U. — XXII. OF THE LETTER V. — XXIII. OF THE LETTER W. — XXIV. OF THE LETTER X. — XXV. OF THE LETTER Y. — XXVI. OF THE LETTER Z. — END OF THE FIRST APPENDIX.
  57. 57.APPENDIX II. — SECTION I.—DERIVATION OF THE ARTICLES. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION II.—DERIVATION OF NOUNS. — SECTION III.—DERIVATION OF ADJECTIVES. — SECTION IV.—DERIVATION OF THE PRONOUNS. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION V.—DERIVATION OF VERBS. — SECTION VI.—DERIVATION OF PARTICIPLES. — SECTION VII.—DERIVATION OF ADVERBS. — OBSERVATIONS. — SECTION VIII.—DERIVATION OF CONJUNCTIONS. — SECTION IX.—DERIVATION OF PREPOSITIONS. — OBSERVATION. — SECTION X.—DERIVATION OF INTERJECTIONS. — SECTION XI—EXPLANATION OF THE PREFIXES. — CLASS I—THE ENGLISH OR ANGLO-SAXON PREFIXES. — CLASS II.—THE LATIN PREFIXES. — CLASS III.—THE GREEK PREFIXES. — CLASS IV.—THE FRENCH PREFIXES.
  58. 58.APPENDIX III TO PART THIRD, OR SYNTAX. — SECTION I.—OF PURITY. — SECTION II.—OF PROPRIETY. — SECTION III.—OF PRECISION. — OBSERVATION. — SECTION IV.—OF PERSPICUITY. — SECTION V.—OF UNITY. — SECTION VI.—OF STRENGTH. — END OF THE THIRD APPENDIX.
  59. 59.APPENDIX IV. — POETICAL PECULIARITIES. — THE END OF APPENDIX FOURTH
  60. 60.INDEX TO THE GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH GRAMMARS. — B. — C. — D. — E. — F. — G. — H. — I. — J. — K. — L. — M. — N. — O. — P. — Q. — R. — S. — T. — U. — V. — W. — X. — Y. — Z. — THE END OF THE INDEX,
  61. 61.FOOTNOTES:

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