alytical practical grammar - Toronto Public Library
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."'YNTAX-tior.nNATIVF.. 169<br />
-Each day, and hour, and moment, are to be diligently improved.-No<br />
,"\"ife, no mother, no child, soothe his cares.-;\o<br />
oppressor, no tyrant, triumph there.<br />
(7S.) Either the boy or the girl were present.-Neither precept<br />
nor discipline are so forcible as example.-Our happiness<br />
or J11i~ery depend much upon our own eonduct.-When sickness,<br />
infirmity, or misfortune, affeet us, the sincerity of friendship<br />
is tried.-N either ability nor inclination are wanting.<br />
--.'\ man's being rich, or his being poor, do not afIect Iii"<br />
character for integrity.-To do good or to get good are equally<br />
neglected by the foolish.<br />
(7SG) His time, as well as his money and health, were lost<br />
in the undertnking.-He, and not we, are to blame.-James,<br />
and also hi" brotiJc'I', have embarked for the gold region.<br />
Boob, not pleasure, occupies his mind.-He, and not they,<br />
are mistaken.<br />
(787) N eitbel' the scholars nor the teacher was present.<br />
Whether the subjects or the king is responsible, makes no difference.<br />
(788) Either he or I arc willing to go.-Neither thou nor<br />
he art of age.-Y ou or your brother are blamed.-Neither<br />
James nor I has had a letter this week.-Either Robert or his<br />
sons has met with great losses.-Thou, or he, or John, art the<br />
author of that letter.<br />
(700) Stephen's party were entirely broken up.-The meeting<br />
were large and respectable.-The people often rejoices in<br />
that which will prove their ruin.-The British parliament are<br />
composed of lords and commons.-Congress consist of a senate<br />
and house of representatives.-Never were any nation so in fatuated.-The<br />
noble army of martyrs praiseth thee, 0 God !-A<br />
great number of women were present.-The public is rC'spectfully<br />
informed.-The audience ,yas much plellsed.-The council<br />
was not unanimous.-Congress have adjourned.<br />
WLile still the busy world is treading o'er<br />
The paths they trod five thousund years before.<br />
(793) Many a one have tried to be rich, but in vain.-Many<br />
a broken ship have come to land.<br />
(795) The letter from which the extract was taken, and came<br />
by mail, is lost.-It was proposed by the president to fit out<br />
an expedition, and has accomplished it.-Our friend brought<br />
two loads to market, and were sold at a good price.