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...g around. I want to thank Lyn Ehley and Earl Ehley, Sr., for enduring the grammatical error fest that they had to wade through as they edited Werelo... ...” He chased after her. He would never understand females and their crazy moods. Donil rounded the hedge and froze as a faint scent caught his attent...

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... to perceive its own essential impurity and unrighteousness even in its best and purest moods. Nor by this do I mean merely that it falleth short in... ...immediately follow; seeing in the holy text we read them united, and no sense, not even grammatical, can be made without uniting them? Then the end,... ... not follow the proper and literal meaning according to the context, hut the vulgar and grammatical sense in which the Holy Spirit spake not. 4...

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...r speaking a language. A Hawaiian Grammar is an explanation of the rules and principles used by Hawaiians in speaking and writing their language. Grammatical Treatises are usually divided into several parts, viz. Orthography, Etymology, Syntax and Prosody. Orthography treats of letters and their formation into words. Etymology treats of words and their changes in re...

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...Auxiliary Verbs -- 171 -- No Variation of Verb itself -- 172 -- Person—Number -- 174—176 -- Double. First Persons Dual and Plural -- 178 -- Number of Moods -- 179—180 -- Definition -- 181 -- Hoot of a Verb -- 182 -- Five Forms Examples -- 183—188 -- Present Tense Examples -- 189 -- Future Tense Two Forms Remarks -- 190 -- Definition Use Remarks -- 191—192 -- Definition Use...

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...ey must interact with the dreamer's real world, with his behaviour in it, with his moods that bring his behaviour about, in short: with his whole ... ...e rules of structural interpretation, which is the result of spatial, syntactic and grammatical conjunction). 2. Content – This incorporates both... ...tes, copulating, coupling (marrying) and reproducing. The source of these changing moods is to be found in the meaning that we attach to our marria... ...l association, does not lead to more parsimonious results. Naturally, a syntactic, grammatical, structural, or other theoretical rule can be made e...

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...ey must interact with the dreamer's real world, with his behaviour in it, with his moods that bring his behaviour about, in short: with his whole ... ...e rules of structural interpretation, which is the result of spatial, syntactic and grammatical conjunction). 2. Content – This incorporates both... ...tes, copulating, coupling (marrying) and reproducing. The source of these changing moods is to be found in the meaning that we attach to our marria... ...l association, does not lead to more parsimonious results. Naturally, a syntactic, grammatical, structural, or other theoretical rule can be made e...

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...til they wear out: then throw them away as a useless piece of junk. Make one grammatical error on a printed page, and throw it away as a useless pie... ...s coldly, and as hotly as possible. That means you will have what people call moods. That means you will become moody. That means you will react q... ... photo that only catches a tiny glimpse of her beautiful personality, and her moods, and her expressions? What is Love, anyways? If you want to u... ...ain function properly. In order to do so, you must apply one of Mark Twain's grammatical rules: ‘Eschew Surplusage’. The mere accumulation of know... ... artistry in counterfeiting men: their voice, their gait, their face - their moods; and, too, he imitates their dress precisely and the words they ... ... they could not understand why these ‘insane’ people had sudden inexplicable moods, and mood shifts… they thought all these moods were a sign of m... ...ty of living people. You can see it when someone gets ‘moody’. Most of the ‘moods’ that living people have is just a symptom of one dead entity tak...

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... exasperated by intensive meth- ods, is a thing as exacting as a baby, its moods have to he watched; it does not wait upon the cultivator’s convenienc... ...ember them together they chafed constantly. Her attitude to nearly all his moods and all his enterprises was a sceptical disapproval. She treated him ... ... disclaimed any utility. But there was, he said, a peculiar magic in these grammatical exercises no other subjects of instruction possessed. Nothing e... ...rs who un- derstood it best? We visualised dimly through that dust and the grammatical difficulties, the spectacle of the chorus chant- ing grotesquel... ...her step-father, played the part of a well-meaning blight by reason of the moods that arose from nervous dys- pepsia. They went to Florence, equipped ... ...r. It is so much easier to remember one’s resolutions than to remember the moods and suggestions that produced them. Marrying and getting married was,... ... failures that were perhaps destroying any chance of profit in my lessons. Moods of clear keen industry alternated with moods of relapse and indulgenc...

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...woody nook, in a fervour of partizanship, easily avoiding sight of errors, grammatical or moral. She chafed at the possible printing and publishing of... ...ow him the country,” and gave him a taste of what he took for her variable moods. He misjudged her. Like a swimmer go- ing through warm and cold sprin... ...t could be felt that this nonsensical puzzlement over his relations to the moods and tenses of a married woman would be bounced out of recol- lection ... ...ght and hoped she was herself now. Alarm lest this might be another of her moods, victim of moods as she had latterly been, was a shadow armed with a ... ... that she is consequent, in her fashion. She is a creature of the apparent moods and shifts and tempers only because she is kept in narrow confines, r...

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...htful men during that phase of blazing waste who did not pass through such moods of despair as Barnet describes, and declare with him: ‘This is the en... ...ing their speech used universally. The language was shorn of a num- ber of grammatical peculiarities, the distinctive forms for the subjunctive mood f... ...dy—and the indignities of his soul. Pains, incapacities, vile fears, black moods, despairs. How well I’ve known them. They’ve taken more time than all... ...who might be gentle and splendid in a gracious one. The world also has its moods. Think of the mental food of Bismarck’s childhood; the hu- miliations...

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...h, he scattered to vapour the leaden incubi they had been upon his flatter moods of late. ‘No, but it’s a rapture to breathe the air here!’ His lifted... ...entences therea- nent in modern books and Journals. But the remembrance of moods of fiery exaltation, when the Nature she called by name of Love raise... ...l be this as another, agreed that the night was very beautiful. ‘He speaks grammatical French,’ Nesta commented on his achievement. ‘He contrives in h... ...ose mates are proved quick to compliance with delicate intuitions of their moods of nature. A constant, almost vis- ible, image of the dark thing she ... ...et some small amount higher; but our hearty rovers’ sons have their ballad moods when giving or taking a thrashing. One of the third-class passengers,... ...f an insane body could influence Nataly’s gener- ous character, to let her moods divert and command her thoughts of persons. Her thoughts were at this...

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...erwrite Article Four (leave alone the rest), taking it “in the literal and grammatical sense” as required by the Declaration; and therefore, I can’t b... ...with phenomena which he had before known but darkly — the seasons in their moods, morning and evening, night and noon, winds in their different temper... ...hat each revealed, and awaited new knowledge of each other’s character and moods without attempting to pry into each other’s history. Every day, every... ...ole dairy’s produce for the day. Differing one from another in natures and moods so greatly as they did, they yet formed, bending, a curiously uniform... ...rt and reassure her, thinking to himself, truly enough, what a creature of moods she was, and how careful he would have to be of her when she depended... ...ceases to be speculative sleep sees her opportunity. Among so many happier moods which forbid repose this was a mood which welcomed it, and in a few m...

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...te broken-backed and dismem- bered. Nevertheless, in almost his very worst moods, there lies in him a singular attraction. A wild tone pervades the wh... ... it astonishes me the more, is founded upon Cloth. “Often in my atrabiliar moods, when I read of pompous ceremonials, Frankfort Coronations, Royal Dra... ...whose own inward man there is no live coal, but all is burnt out to a dead grammatical cinder? The Hinterschlag Professors knew syntax enough; and of ...

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...nt. It was plain to Joan that she had struck one of her brother’s perverse moods, and he was going to op- pose whatever his mother said. He called her... ...as been used to carry on any particular occu- pation gives off memories of moods, of ideas, of postures that have been seen in it; so that to attempt ... ... Then she looked back again at her manu- script, and decided that to write grammatical English prose is the hardest thing in the world. But she though... ...e of her life, generally alone, and at different stages the ghosts of past moods would flood her mind with a whole scene or train of thought merely at... ...d been speak- ing. Henry bent his head. “But, as a family, you’re given to moods, eh?” “Not Katharine,” said Henry, with decision. “Not Katharine,” Ro... ...y difficult and exacting. His wife now offered so little resistance to his moods that she was practically useless to him. He made his daughter Eleanor...

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... for the evening. I still remember Sterling as in one of his most animated moods that evening. He probably re- turned to Herstmonceux next day, where ... ...n. “Under this head, of language, may be mentioned, though not with strict grammatical accuracy, two standing char- acteristics of the Professor’s sty...

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...hich there are now so many? The National Assembly, in one of its stormiest moods, is debat- ing a Law against Emigration; Mirabeau declaring aloud, “I... ...sig- nify? Tatters and fibres of old Feudality; which, were it only in the Grammatical province, ought to be rooted out! The Mother Society has long s...

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...n that the bluejays were the best talkers he had found among birds and beasts. Said he: “There’s more to a bluejay than any other creature. He has go... ...kely—and this in- dicates movement, which has the effect of sliding it into the Accusative case and changing dem Regen into den Regen.” Having complet... ...the examples above suggested. Difficult?—troublesome?—these words cannot describe it. I heard a Californian student in Heidelberg say, in one of his c...

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... various as far as regarded their words, but they were subject to the same grammatical rules. These rules differed in several points from such as had ... ... various as far as regarded their words, but they were subject to the same grammatical rules. These rules differed in several points from such as had ... ...o them- selves; they are not remarkable for any particular turn of mind or moods of feeling. They know no vices or virtues of their condition, but the... ...rn, are said to be all formed upon the same model, and subject to the same grammatical rules; whence it may fairly be concluded that all the Indian na... ...For it is generally the union of several languages into one which produces grammatical irregularities. It is not long since the American languages, es... ...had been taken at their formation to render them agreeable to the ear. The grammatical system of the Americans differs from all others in several poin...

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...entionally deemed fitting:— against the world, as we say, is open to these moods of de- grading humility. Robert waited for the sound of the bells wit... ...o, I ask pardon of all the Jack Cades of Letters, who, in the absence of a grammatical king and a government, sit as lords upon the English tongue) a ...

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..., straight from the wind-stirred tree. The artist may of course, in wanton moods, dream of some Paradise (for art) where the direct appeal to the inte... ...lace which became to the child’s imagination, accord- ing to its different moods, a region of delight or of terror. It was in the “office” still that ... ...ut them together. My sister needs a grammar, but unfor- tunately she’s not grammatical. Pardon my troubling you with these details; my sister was very...

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...er I despaired of their knowing more than I. My Winter and Summer were the moods of my mind constantly shifting. I would have a week of the belief tha... ...al acuteness, or the young T elemachus suiting his temper to the dolphin’s moods, since he must somehow get on shore on the dolphin’s back. Captain We... ...the debates in morn- ing papers—doubtless, more flowing and, perhaps, more grammatical than such as I gave ear to overnight—had the odd effect on me o...

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...—a place which became to the child’s imagination, according to its different moods, a re gion of delight of terror. It was in the “office” still that ... ...’t put them together. My sister needs a grammar, but unfortunately she’s not grammatical. Pardon my troubling you with these details; my sister was ve...

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...at Persia is a yellow spot on the map, and `Caesar’ the title of a book of grammatical puzzles?” VIII Vida was indignant; Carol was apologetic; they t... ...er— She was furious and fright- ened and exultant by turns, and in all her moods certain that Kennicott would read her adventuring in her face. She ca...

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...t frequently employed in other languages; in the imperative and infinitive moods they are wanting in all except the present, and a subjunctive mood do... ... subjunctive mood does not exist. (104) Now, although all these defects in moods and tenses may be supplied by certain fundamental rules of the langua... ...is, with one exception, written with- out the letter “he,” contrary to all grammatical rules, whereas in the margin it is written correctly according ...

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... more tran sitory , more diffuse, more elastic and capable of adaptation to moods and times; the other is more permanent, more concentrated, and is u... ...hings were preferred by him to the greatest. The question of a reading, or a grammatical form, or an accent, or the uses of a word, took the place of ...

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... quite broken backed and dismembered. Nevertheless, in almost his very worst moods, there lies in him a singular attrac tion. A wild tone pervades th... ...of it astonishes me the more, is founded upon Cloth. “Often in my atrabiliar moods, when I read of pompous ceremonials, Frank fort Coronations, Royal... ...n whose own inward man there is no live coal, but all is burnt out to a dead grammatical cinder? The Hinterschlag Professors knew syntax enough; and o...

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...l relations that are so strangely invisible to the average man in ordinary moods. It helps to keep man in his place in nature, and, above all, it help... ...st of rondels, all the rhymes being the names of the cases of nouns or the moods of verbs; and Maistre Estienne would make reply in similar fashion, s... ... of his helpful colleague, Goodman, “whose presence” (this is the not very grammatical form of his lament) “whose presence I more thirst, than she tha...

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...ue carted in her stead.”) But they are brief, seem the result of momentary moods rather than the spray of a strong, steady current; and he soon turns ... ...n the goose and serpent kind. For we may apply to the Muse, in her various moods, what an ancient master of wisdom affirmeth of the gods in general: ‘... ..., being one gamma set upon the shoulders of another.—P . W. 402 ‘Cicero:’ grammatical disputes about the manner of pro- nouncing Cicero’s name in Gre...

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...e vulgar sense of an inspi- ration, burrowing, like a rabbit or a worm, in grammatical quillets and syllables, mark how it comes down to nothing at al... ... bring up thoughts such as a man would gladly banish, which force him into moods of feeling irritating at the moment, and wearing to the animal spirit...

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...preparing strange associations which remained through her after-years. Our moods are apt to bring with them images which succeed each other like the m... ...he best part of a poet— what makes up the poet’s consciousness in his best moods,” said Will, showing such originality as we all share with the mornin... ... her rolling-pin and giving orna- mental pinches, while she expounded with grammatical fervor what were the right views about the concord of verbs and... ...ints in memory, just as the vision of St. Peter’s at Rome was inwoven with moods of despondency. Scenes which make vital changes in our neighbors’ lot... ...are pe- culiar instruments of the divine intention. The memory has as many moods as the temper, and shifts its scenery like a diorama. At this moment ... ...y change: In many’ s looks the false heart’ s history Is writ in moods and frowns and wrinkles strange: But Heaven in thy creation did ...

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...preparing strange associations which remained through her after years. Our moods are apt to bring with them images which succeed each other like the m... ...he best part of a poet— what makes up the poet’s consciousness in his best moods,” said Will, showing such originality as we all share with the mornin... ... her rolling pin and giving ornamental pinches, while she ex pounded with grammatical fervor what were the right views about the concord of verbs and... ...ints in memory, just as the vision of St. Peter’s at Rome was inwoven with moods of despondency. Scenes which make vital changes in our neighbors’ lot... ...e are peculiar instruments of the divine intention. The memory has as many moods as the temper, and shifts its scenery like a diorama. At this moment ... ...nnot know thy change: In many’s looks the false heart’s history Is writ in moods and frowns and wrinkles strange: But Heaven in thy creation did decre...

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...mes like a babe, that wantons sportively Weeping and laughing in its wayward moods, As artless and as ignorant of aught, Save that her Maker being one... ... opinions in general must be taken with some allowance, observes that “his grammatical theological, and historical productions, discover more learni...

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...e which did not be- long to him, and how witty he was in his more cheerful moods. A man of the higher class, who was one of the abstruse, solitary Fra... ... patronizing air, glanced hastily over the manu- script, pointed out a few grammatical blunders, found some speeches too long, and at last promised to...

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...ch there are now so many? The National As- sembly, in one of its stormiest moods, is debating a Law against Emigration; Mirabeau declaring aloud, “I s... ...signify? Tatters and fi- bres of old Feudality; which, were it only in the Grammatical province, ought to be rooted out! The Mother Society has long s...

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...d as some others over-diligently cultivated. It is easy for men to write, one after another, of cases and genders, moods and tenses, gerunds and supin... ...ssing the contents of them. For all such words, however put into discourse, according to the right construction of grammatical rules, or the har- mony...