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ng) Ito our mad cssayist,) iej5] Ito fisht)
with their own shadows.)


The sectional reading will be as follows
They 7vcre disahhointed. and, lJ"-Is
complete major section of the subjective
indicative kind and past tense.
Which is according an cliptical minor


section of the subjective indicative kind,
present tense and os the simple order,


relating to the major.
TO our mad essayist"-ls a complete mi
nor section of the objective i3cal kind,


and simple order, relating to the pre-


ccding miner


"ro fight" their enemies--Is an clptical


minor section of the common infnaive


kind, present tense and simple order.


relating to the major.
"With their own shadows"-Is a complete


minor section of the objective inatru-


menai kind and simple order, relating


to the preceding minor.


The close and fuH reading zciN be-
st."[Thcy were disappointed and left, ]"
(Which is accordingly


2nd (Which is ''according'') Ito our mad
cssayist)


3rd They were disappointed, and, left]
Ito fight" their enemics)


4th. ('to fight" their cnemies) ("with
their own shadows.)"


For word parsing we will take our for.
mcr example.


(By gracc) (ye arc saved] (through
faith.)


YEA positional propoun (explained by the


readers or hearers,N of the 2nd. person
singular number, and in the subjective
position to the verb t'arc saved"
Are saved--A compound intransitive verb


found under part the first of the def
nitions, of the regular indicative kind


and present tense.


By--An instrumentot proposition (sustain-


ing three characters, instrumental, To-


cal and causitivc) and relating to grace


as its object.


Grace-A common noun Of the third per


son singular number, found under thu


first declension, and in the objective


position after the proposition by.
rhrough--An instrumental proposition


Sustaining two characters, instrument


al and Locally and relating to faith a


its object.


Faith-A common noun of the third per


son singular number found under the frs


declension, and in the objective position


after the proposition through.


had intended to devote my next cssa
to criticism of "Plain Truths" sublim
piece of elocution, but have, on a sccon
pcrusal oft, declined, by finding that a foil
volume, at least as large, as the ''renowne
history of Jack the giant-kllcr' would scarce
ly be adequate to do ample justice to its supe
rior merits. Despairing of ever being abl
to accomplish 80 desirable an object, an
compelled to dismiss it by bringing to til
readers view demonstratvc interrogation
which 1t is hoped, will forever silence tn
uny scribblers in favour of Browns sys
TEN of grammar.


In the third section of the piece; "Plai
Truth" says-'but allow me to asks
' a fact that this man has discovered wha
all the gyorid hoUc III pain TRIED An
what, in all human probability, no other ma
would hare diseovered?," Most exceller
: critic on grammar What presumption i
Mr.. Brown, to suppose that he "can dis
. cover those things which all the soorl
haze in vain tried, and qvouid haze dis
coUered." FREE ENQUIRER.
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