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Excerpt from New Inductive Grammar of the English Language: Founded Entirely on the Principle of RelationsThe Object of arranging the words in columns, in the Black-board exercises, is to analyze the sentence before the student commences to parse it, for the mere act of placing the words in this position is the simplest plan of analysis, especially for children, that could be given, and gives the student a better opportunity of exercising his ...

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Excerpt from The Principles of Language: Containing a Full Grammatical Analysis of English Poetry, Confirmed by Syllogistical Reasoning and Logical Induction English Grammar, -that is, after all his Theory those sciences would be involved in a mystery. But the mo ment you accompany your Arithmetic with demonstra tions, your Geography with an Atlas, or your Grammar with its Analysis, or practice - from which the Theory is inferred, his mind at...

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