A Philosophical and Practical Grammar of the English LanguageHowe & Spalding, 1822 - 223 ページ |
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... passages , letters , horses , and dead bodies , with- out a definitive , denote some , an indefinite number , but not all . So in the following sentence : A house is consumed by fire - fire is extinguished by water . NOTE . The rule ...
... passages , letters , horses , and dead bodies , with- out a definitive , denote some , an indefinite number , but not all . So in the following sentence : A house is consumed by fire - fire is extinguished by water . NOTE . The rule ...
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... passage . In When the letter s , added as the sign of the possessive , will coalesce with the name , it is pronounced in the same syllable ; as John's . But if it will not coalesce , it adds a syllable to the word , as Thomas's bravery ...
... passage . In When the letter s , added as the sign of the possessive , will coalesce with the name , it is pronounced in the same syllable ; as John's . But if it will not coalesce , it adds a syllable to the word , as Thomas's bravery ...
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... passages . " Whether it could perform its operations of thinking and memory out of a body organized as ours is , " - Locke , b . 2. 27. " In referring our ideas to those of other men called by the same name , ours may be false . " " It ...
... passages . " Whether it could perform its operations of thinking and memory out of a body organized as ours is , " - Locke , b . 2. 27. " In referring our ideas to those of other men called by the same name , ours may be false . " " It ...
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... passages , ours , yours , theirs , and mine form a possessive case , is to make the possessive perform the office of a nominative case to verbs , and an objective case after verbs and prepositions . - a mani- fest solecism . Should it ...
... passages , ours , yours , theirs , and mine form a possessive case , is to make the possessive perform the office of a nominative case to verbs , and an objective case after verbs and prepositions . - a mani- fest solecism . Should it ...
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... these words are not a possessive case , according to the usual acceptation of the word , we may remark , that mine , thine and his , in the passages used Mine These words are also used as attributes of possession 32 A PHILOSOPHICAL AND.
... these words are not a possessive case , according to the usual acceptation of the word , we may remark , that mine , thine and his , in the passages used Mine These words are also used as attributes of possession 32 A PHILOSOPHICAL AND.
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accent action adjectives admit adverb affirmation Amphibrach Anarch articulation attri attribute authors auxiliary called character clause comma common connective considered construction definitive denotes discourse distinct English English language example express fact foot future tense gender Grammar hath Hence Hist ideas idiom indefinite Indicative Mode inflections John joined language Latin letters Locke Lord loved Ye Lowth Lusiad manner modifiers n be loved n been loved NOAH WEBSTER nominative NOTE noun number of words object obsolete omitted original Paley participle passage Past Tense pause Perfect Tense phrases plural number Pope possessive preceding prefixed preposition present tense principles Prior-past pronoun qualities Rambler represents Rhet RULE Saxon semicolon sense sentence shalt or wilt signification singular number sound species subjunctive mode substitute suppose syllables Tacitus tence thine things third person tion tive transitive verb Trochee true uttered verse vowel whole writers
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172 ページ - Our observation, employed either about external sensible objects, or about the internal operations of our minds, perceived and reflected on by ourselves, is that which supplies our understandings with all the materials of thinking. These two are the fountains of knowledge, from whence all the ideas we have, or can naturally have, do spring.