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Start of eBook	1
PREFACE	1
FAMILIAR LECTURES	6
LECTURE I	6
GRAMMAR.	10
OF THE SOUNDS OF THE LETTERS.	12
RULES FOR SPELLING.	15
You may now answer the following	18
ETYMOLOGY AND SYNTAX	19
OF NOUNS.	22
PERSON.	26
PHILOSOPHICAL NOTES.	50
LECTURE III.	57
SYSTEMATIC ORDER OF PARSING	60
EXAMPLES.	61
LECTURE IV.	62
LECTURE V.	72
LECTURE VI.	77
LECTURE VII	85
PHILOSOPHICAL NOTES.	89
LECTURE X.	118
LECTURE XI.	124
PHILOSOPHICAL NOTES.	134
LECTURE XIV.	160
RULES OF SYNTAX,	163
FALSE SYNTAX.	165
FALSE SYNTAX	169
RULE XIV.	170
RULE XXXI.	178
RULE XXXII.	178
RULE XXXIII.	178
RULE XXXIV.	179
RULE XXXV.	179
CORRECTIONS IN ORTHOEPY.	188
PROVINCIALISMS.	198
COMMON IN NEW ENGLAND OR NEW YORK.	199
IN PENNSYLVANIA. CORRECTED	201
IRISH. CORRECTED.	202
MD. VA. KY. OR MISS. CORRECTED.	202
PROSODY.	203
PUNCTUATION.	204
COMMA.	205
SEMICOLON.	210
COLON.	211
PERIOD.	211
INTERROGATORY POINT.	212
EXCLAMATORY POINT.	212
PARENTHESIS.	212
APOSTROPHE AND QUOTATION.	212
DIRECTIONS FOR USING CAPITAL LETTERS.	213
APPENDIX.	213
RHETORIC.	213
COMPOSITION.	214
STRUCTURE OF SENTENCES.	215
KEY.	219
PUNCTUATION.	223

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