ISBN: 9781458965257

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1835 Excerpt: ...The animal was scalt, and not skun. He thrusted his hand into the fire and burnt it. John throwed a stone. The huntsman is winding t his horn, and the horn is wound by the huntsman. Although the usage of the classic poets may, in the absence of better authority, be received as conclusive with regard to the quantity or pronunciation of the language in which they wrote, it is not until the English shall have become a dead language, that the usages of the English poets can claim the like respect. The translators of the Bible uniformly use the word bare as the imperfect tense of bear, to bring forth; and although Milton, Lowth, Johnson, and others, have used bore, it seems to be desirable to maintain the distinction which Murray has established between bear, to carry, and bear, to bring forth. t The verb wind, signifying to blow, and derived from the noun wind or wind, is undoubtedly a regular verb. It is not the purpose of the authors of this Grammar to call in question such high authorities as Johnson, Walker, Todd, or Chalmers--except where they are at variance with themselves. The adjective long-winded, as used by Beattie and Swift, and short-winded, as used by Shakspeare, are both recognized as legitimate derivatives from wind (to blow), by all of these respectable lexicographers. Now, as the adjective is generally derived from the perfect participle, and not from the imperfect tense, the perfect participle wind (to blow) must, of course, be regular, notwithstanding the authority of Chalmers''s Abridgment of Toad''s Johnson, which gives wound as the imperfect and perfect participle of wind in all cases; although he confesses that the imperfect is sometimes, though rarely, winded. PREPOSITIONS. 79. Whenever a preposition occurs in a sentence, the... Richard Green Parker, Books, History, Progressive Exercises In English Grammar, Part Ii; Containing The Principles Of The Synthesis Or Construction Of The English Langu Books>History, General Books LLC<

ISBN: 1458965252

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ISBN: 1458965252

Progressive Exercises in English Grammar, Part Ii; Containing the Principles of the Synthesis or Construction of the English Language Author :Richard Green Parker 9781458965257 1458965252

ISBN: 9781458965257

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