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Page ix
... sentences , that the rude and uninitiated become skil- ful and accomplished , first through practice , and after- wards from theory : so , therefore , with the subject at present under consideration , I must confess myself brought to ...
... sentences , that the rude and uninitiated become skil- ful and accomplished , first through practice , and after- wards from theory : so , therefore , with the subject at present under consideration , I must confess myself brought to ...
Page x
... sentence ; and give many other deplorable proofs of having been most miserably grounded in the rudiments of language . That this is not an exaggerated statement of what is frequently the case , I feel emboldened , from even the very ...
... sentence ; and give many other deplorable proofs of having been most miserably grounded in the rudiments of language . That this is not an exaggerated statement of what is frequently the case , I feel emboldened , from even the very ...
Page xiv
... sentence . Perhaps it may not be amiss for me to state that , before this little book was committed to the press , I ... sentences are ar- ranged under the rules in a separate place ; where each leading Rule is merely named , with five ...
... sentence . Perhaps it may not be amiss for me to state that , before this little book was committed to the press , I ... sentences are ar- ranged under the rules in a separate place ; where each leading Rule is merely named , with five ...
Page xv
... sentences under each construed , parsed and translated , before the learner proceed to the sub - rules , or any of the more difficult sentences by which they are meant to be illustrated . Every word contained in those easier sentences ...
... sentences under each construed , parsed and translated , before the learner proceed to the sub - rules , or any of the more difficult sentences by which they are meant to be illustrated . Every word contained in those easier sentences ...
Page xviii
... Sentences , that it will " be rather a Delight unto them , that they be able to " do well , than Pain in searching of an unused and 66 unacquainted Thing . " When these Concords be well known unto them " ( an easy and pleasant Pain , if ...
... Sentences , that it will " be rather a Delight unto them , that they be able to " do well , than Pain in searching of an unused and 66 unacquainted Thing . " When these Concords be well known unto them " ( an easy and pleasant Pain , if ...
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a-tur a-tus ablative accusative adjectives Adverbs Ægyptus ăm-a-tus atque au-di-re au-di-tus bon-is boys CONJUGATION consonant Dactyls Dative Deus diphthong ĕr-is eramus or fueramus ĕris ero or fuero ĕrum essem or fuissem esset etiam fe-li-ces fuerimus fuero gender Genitive GERUNDS Grammar hæc Iambus IMPERATIVE MOOD INDICATIVE MOOD INFINITIVE MOOD irě itum Latin loved Masc master měl-i-o-res mihi mon-e-re mon-it-us neque Neut neuter nihil nominative noster ō-ri omnis ōris PARTICIPLES Passive Pater Perf Perfect Tense,-have Plup Plur Plural Pres Present Tense,-am Present Tense.-No puer quæ quam quid quod rec-tus RULE second declension sentence signification Sing Singular Spondee SUBJUNCTIVE SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD substantives sum or fui sunt SUPINES syllable těn-er-is Tense Tense,-may TERMINATIONS terra thing third declension Thou tibi tive Trimeter tris-tis Trochee tuus venio verbs verse vocative vowel word