Personal, § 1-33. Relative, § 34-60. Interrogative,

§ 61-70.

V. THE VERB

Indicative Mood, § 1-6. Subjunctive Mood, § 7, S.

Potential Mood, § 9-12. Imperative Mood, § 13, 14.

Progressive Form, § 16-29. Emphatic Form, § 30-34.

Passive Voice-Indicative Mood, § 35-40. Passive

Voice, Subjunctive Mood, § 41, 42. Passive Voice,

Potential Mood, § 43-46. Passive Voice, Imperative

Mood, § 47, 48. Passive Voice, Progressive Form,

§ 51,52. Interrogative and Negative Sentences, § 53-

58. Infinitive Mood, § 15, 28, 29, 49, 50, 59-68.

Participles, § 69-83. Addendum-Copulative Verbs

§ 1-5.

PAGE.

3

8

9

10

14

19

31

Nominative Absolute, § 1, 2. Nominative Exclama-

tory, § 3. Nominative of Address, § 4. Nominative

after Passive Verbs, § 5. Apposition, § 6-9. Posses-

sive Case, § 10. Double Object, § 11. Factitive Object,

§ 12. Object of Cognate Signification, § 13. Object

after Passive Verbs, § 14. Object of Duration of Time,

Extent of Space, &c., § 15, 16.

III. THE ADJECTIVE..

Qualifying Infinitive, § 1. With Infinitive of Substan-

tive Verb, § 2. As Noun, § 3. As Adverb, § 4. After

Intransitive Verb, § 5. "The first three," and, "The

three first," § 6. Adjectives preceding Article, § 7.

"Many a day," § 8. Distributive Adjective before

Plural Noun, § 9. "Worth," § 10. Adjectives always

following Noun, § 11.

Gender, § 1. Objective (Dative of Advantage), § 2.

Indefinite Object, § 3. Reflective Object, § 4. Per-

sonal for Relative, § 5. Relative with Sentence for

Antecedent, § 6. "One," § 7. Reciprocal Pronouns,

§ 8.

Whatsoever," separated, § 9. Pronoun as Verb,

§ 10. "Myself is," or "Myself am," § 11. "Whom"

for "Who," § 12. Objective after Interjections, § 13.

Nominative of Address after Interjections, § 14.

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V. THE VERB...

Active Voice used Passively, § 1, 2. Indicative_Mood

used Potentially, § 3. Imperative Mood, § 4, 5. Poten-

tial Mood, § 6. "Be," Indicative, § 7. "Had rather,"

"had better," "had as lief," "had sooner," § 8. Infi-

nitive, § 9-16. Participle, § 17, 18. Tense, error in,

$ 19. Is come," § 20. Number, § 21-25. Person,

§ 26, 27. Impersonals, § 28. "To have," "Needs,"

"Worth," "Quoth," § 29-32.

VI. THE ADVERB

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Used as Adjective, § 1. Modifying phrase, § 2. "Nearly
a pound," § 3. Used as Noun, § 4. Needs," "Whilom,'
Ago," § 5-7. "Never" for "ever," § 8.

VII. THE PREPOSITION.

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Preposition Verbs, § 1. Preposition after governed

word, § 2. Preposition before sentence, § 3. Preposi-

tion governing "that," § 4. Prepositional phrases,

§ 5, 6. Compound Prepositions, § 7, 8.

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VIII. THE CONJUNCTION

Compound Conjunction, § 1. "Than" governing Ob-

jective Case, § 2.

MANUAL OF PARSING.

PART I.

GENERAL SYSTEM OF PARSING.

CHAPTER I.

THE ARTICLE.

§ 1.-A man.

A—A distinguishing adj., limiting the noun "man.”

An-An indef. art., lim. the noun "orange.”

§ 3. The house.

The-A disting. adj., lim. the noun "house."
Or thus :-

The-A def. art., lim. the noun "house."