An essay on punctuation |
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ancient Archbishop of Dublin ARISTOPHANES Of Byzantium Aristotle Art of Pointing BANBURY Belles Lettres Bishop Lowth Blair's Lectures Brutum Orator century Cicero clause Cobbett's colon and comma colon-point comma-point dash denote discourse distinguish divided edition ence ESSAY ON PUNCTUATION example express extract full-point gives Grammarians greater pause Greek Greek Language hearer idea Imperfect Phrase incisum interjection interpungendi interrogatif interrogation interrogative-point James Burrow language letter Lindley Murray loose sentence Lucius Mummius manuscripts Matthæi members and fragments mind note of admiration parathesis parenthesis parenthesis-points pars periodi passion perfect Persian Emperor perspicuity Philosophy and Belles Philosophy of Rhetoric Port Royal Latin poynt principal constructive printed printer pronouns proposition quæ Quinctilian quotation reader Rhetoricians Royal Latin Grammar ruminate secondary meanings semi-colon semi-colon-points sense Sentence or Member Simple Sentence sometimes thing thiswyse Thoughts upon Pointing Verb virgil Vossius says Vulgate Whateley words colon writers Wynkyn de Worde
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71 ページ - ... feeble and precarious, is better than it has been these two years. She is much your servant, and as she has been her own physician with some success, imagines she could be yours with the same. Would to God you was within her reach ! She would, I believe, prescribe a great deal of the medicina animi, without having recourse to the Books of Trismegistus.