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Mr. Harrison (Ralph). Many Adjectives , and especially thofe that confift of feveral Syllables , are compared by the help of Particles ; as , extraordinary , more extraordinary , most extraordinary . Some Adjectives are derived from ...
Mr. Harrison (Ralph). Many Adjectives , and especially thofe that confift of feveral Syllables , are compared by the help of Particles ; as , extraordinary , more extraordinary , most extraordinary . Some Adjectives are derived from ...
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... thofe inhabit the continent . Man is compounded of body and mind . This is common to him with the brutes ; that is the image of GOD himself . H EXAM- + Many of thefe examples are to be found in Lowth's excellent Grammar . EXAMPLES of ...
... thofe inhabit the continent . Man is compounded of body and mind . This is common to him with the brutes ; that is the image of GOD himself . H EXAM- + Many of thefe examples are to be found in Lowth's excellent Grammar . EXAMPLES of ...
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... of duft alone remains of thee , ' Tis all thou art , and all the proud fhall be ! Poets themselves mufl fall like thofe they fung , Deaf the prais'd car , and mute the tuneful tongue . Ev'n 58 A. P P E N D. I X. Ev'n APPENDIX . 57.
... of duft alone remains of thee , ' Tis all thou art , and all the proud fhall be ! Poets themselves mufl fall like thofe they fung , Deaf the prais'd car , and mute the tuneful tongue . Ev'n 58 A. P P E N D. I X. Ev'n APPENDIX . 57.
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Abfolute Form Adjectives Adjedive Adverbs afked alfo anſwer Auxiliary Auxiliary Verbs bird flies BRITISH MUSEUM CHAP chidden chufes to walk circumftance coft compariſon confift Conjunction defire diftribute diligent ELLIPSI ENGLISH GRAMMAR exercife expreffed expreffeth expreſſed faid falfe fame fcholar fecond feem feem'd fenfe fentence fhall fhed fhut fignification fing fingular Number firft firſt follows the Verb fome fometimes foreign hands thy fpeak fubject Gender given to animals hath horfe horſe INDICATIVE MODE infinitive Mode inflance Inflection inſtead joined loft loveft MENSTON moft neuter Nominative Cafe Noun Noun or Pronoun Objec Objective Cafe Partic Participle prefent perfpicuity Plur plural number Poff Poffeffive Pofitive Pope Prefent Tenfe Prepofitions Preter Preterite Tenfe profe promife Pronoun queſtion Relative SCOLAR PRESS LIMITED Shakef ſhall Sing Subftantive SUBJUNCTIVE tafle Tenſe thee thefe third perfon thofe thoſe Thou improve thou love tion ufually precedes underflood underſtood uſed virtue whofe wife words