alytical practical grammar - Toronto Public Library
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SY~TAX-PRO.l\lISCUOUS EXERCISES. 213<br />
O:lry, if you would succeed.-5. A truth is virtue to which we<br />
::;hould pay little regard.-G. Without firmness, nothing that is<br />
g:reat can be undertaken j that is hazardous, accompli~hed.-7.<br />
The people of the United States enjoys a free constitution and<br />
laws.-S. That is a propcrty most men have, or at least may<br />
attain.-9. The pyramids of Egypt stood more than three thousand<br />
years.-l0. It is thought they have been built by the<br />
Egyptian kings.-ll. When the nation complain, the rulers<br />
should listen to their -roice.-12. Whom say the people that<br />
I am?<br />
10.-1. They that honor me, I will honor.-2. He only got<br />
ihe money for a few days.-3. He was mistaken evidently in<br />
his calculations.-·j,. No man is fit for free conversation, for the<br />
inquiry after truth, if' he be exceedingly resened j if' he be<br />
haughty and proud of his knowledge j if he be positi,'e and<br />
dogmatical in his opinions; if he be one who al\\"ay8 afrecb to<br />
outshine all the company; if he be fretful and peevish j if ho<br />
affect ,yit, and is full of puns, or quirks, or quibbles.-G. A<br />
good end does not warrant the using of bad means.-G. A good<br />
end does not warrant using of bad means.-7. Humility neither<br />
~ceks the last place, or the last word.-S. Either wealth or<br />
power may ruin their possessor.-9. Avoid lightness and frivolity;<br />
it is allied to folly.-lO. Do you know who you are<br />
talking to (-11. Art thou the man who hast dared to insult<br />
me ?-12. 0 that the winter was gone!<br />
11'-1. We are often disappointed of things which, beforo<br />
p015ses,ion, promised. much enjoyment.-2. We can fully confide<br />
on none but the truly good.-3. You may rely in that.-4. The<br />
Saxons reduced the greater part of Britain to their power.-5.<br />
He was accused with acting unfairly, at least in a manner illy<br />
adapted for conciliating regard.-6. There is more business<br />
done ill New York th:m in any city of the United States.-7.<br />
The same laws and the same constitution which belongs to one<br />
citizen of tho United States belongs to all.-S. If there was<br />
better management, there would be greater security.-D. 'rbe<br />
ship Panama is carly expected from Canton in the spring.-<br />
10. Every year, every day, and e\'ery hour, bring their changes.<br />
-11. Whom say ye that I am (<br />
1~.-1. Many a youth ha-re ruined their prospects for life by<br />
one imprudent step.-2. No power wa" ever yet intrusted to<br />
man without liability to abuse.-3. A conceited fool is more<br />
abominable than all fools.-4. 1\1y gra-rity never did no one any