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There is the noun of the male kind , and noun of the female kind . And , there is a
description of noun neither male nor female , but which is of the neuter kind .
PROPER NOUNS . Proper , signifies peculiar , not common . When there is but
one ...
There is the noun of the male kind , and noun of the female kind . And , there is a
description of noun neither male nor female , but which is of the neuter kind .
PROPER NOUNS . Proper , signifies peculiar , not common . When there is but
one ...
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When describing a horse , we say that he is gentle , kind , and handsome . Here
gentle , kind , and handsome , are adjectives , expressing the qualities of the
horse . Adjectives may always be distinguished , by their being the word , or
words ...
When describing a horse , we say that he is gentle , kind , and handsome . Here
gentle , kind , and handsome , are adjectives , expressing the qualities of the
horse . Adjectives may always be distinguished , by their being the word , or
words ...
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I am , kind Sir , your most affectionate friend . When two or more substantives are
arranged in a sentence , they should be separated from each other , and also
from the following verb . As , Raptures , transports , and ecstacies , are the
rewards ...
I am , kind Sir , your most affectionate friend . When two or more substantives are
arranged in a sentence , they should be separated from each other , and also
from the following verb . As , Raptures , transports , and ecstacies , are the
rewards ...
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A most kind , tender , and faithful husband . A most beautiful , amiable , prudent ,
and virtuous wife . Sentences , that are very emphatical , will not admit the ellipsis
. • Christ , the power of God , and the wisdom of God . " Christ , the power and ...
A most kind , tender , and faithful husband . A most beautiful , amiable , prudent ,
and virtuous wife . Sentences , that are very emphatical , will not admit the ellipsis
. • Christ , the power of God , and the wisdom of God . " Christ , the power and ...
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Persons may be reproved for their negligence , by saying ; You have taken great
care indeed . ' Ironical exhortation is a very agreeable kind of figure ; which , after
having set the inconveniences of a thing in the clearest light , concludes with a ...
Persons may be reproved for their negligence , by saying ; You have taken great
care indeed . ' Ironical exhortation is a very agreeable kind of figure ; which , after
having set the inconveniences of a thing in the clearest light , concludes with a ...
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| Titel | The Grammatical Instructer; Containing an Exposition of All the Essential Rules of English Grammar, Etc |
| Autor/in | Samuel B. EMMONS |
| Verlag | Waitt & Dow, 1832 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 13. Nov. 2014 |
| Länge | 160 Seiten |
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