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Mr. Seth T. Hurd, the famous lecturer on English grammar, Ill explaining to his pupils how that the noun was the foundation of all the other parts of speech, said it was like the bottom wheel of factory, being that on which all the other parts of speech depended, in the same manner as the upper wheels of factory depended on the lower one. Having occasion afterwards to ex- anime his pupils in Parsilig, no asked a stout lad ssWhat IS a noun?" when inc other replied, with an air of confidence. its ti.e bolton. lriteei q q Jdctory.p