{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
his soul condemning sins forgiven him, than
felt, and l believe that two thirds of the
grammar scholars felt, at being relieved
from this unntelligibe and undefin able
jargon as it was taught whilst ! was at
school.


The few weeks which / devoted to Mr..
Browns grammar, gave me more insight in
to the philosophy and structure of our Ian
guage, than all my previously acquired knowl-
edge had done. 1t also established in my
mind, this fact; that instead of the old
grammars Calculating our language, a
knowledge of the language obtained by the
repeated lessons of our teachers, had to'elu-
cidate the grammar we were learning and,
we only became acquainted with the gram
mar, az VIC previously acquired knowl-
edge of the language.


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