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S H O R T - TI A N D W R 1 T 1 N G.

rrl~.:;"n.

KO 19.;

.r1fI';~.?,

togetj'er. 'Ivor/d,

' 9

R

u

t.

E

V .

'\11

;\ttemion to

th..,

propcrty of

lhe Enghlh

Jangu.lr

,c , of

f'\pn:lli 19 (he

dLlrerenl conllc.'l lons.

and rd.t–

ti..

>os of

une:

lhing 10 ftnllthcr,

ror

the

llle·H

p~\I·t,

by

pr ..:pu

fit ilJns , which

!lH!

(;rc.. k and Latin, anJ fom e

mlld~rn

J.ln

~

gUI~'!!t,

uo hy

\'i\ly:nr, lhe lcrmio;(tions of

[he

rl1bJhnli \'~ s,

will

p."); nt out

:'L

h:nhcr

a~rlic:l1i,,"

of Ihe dOl

ID

the purpo·

fn of ahhrc\'i,nion: ror as, in Ihe L atin

manllfcnpls,

Ihe

,.('al or

body

of

thl!

worn

being gi ven. there

was

no ne-

o

cc:llity

of writin,f!

lhe:

v=irious

termln;(tions

of

lhe

c...fes, fin(.e

::Iny

I-c..

dcr who undcrflood that la"l!uage conld

him(d f

fupply Ihe r"\rticular terminarian

whidl

Ihe cafe

rcqulrcd ;

fi),

In

E nl!lilh .

ir

lhe

l\\'O

rclaleo

(ubtlanliyes be luch

as

may be readi ly known, even when reprdented

l>y

tlH:lr

lidl

conrOLldots only, lhey may bejoincd logether, pld.ciog a dat

at rhe POiOl of Ihc:i r juntlion. 10

Ihow

Ih.H they are hOlh

fubll.lOtlVCS

j

aRd the prt'pofi1ion conneéling lh(,111

m.\y be

omittcd, for

it

mayas cert.tioly

and

as

r~adtly

be fuppli ed

by the

readl:r

3S the cafes

lO

L .n io

before

meOllcmed.

'r h:s confiJc:nnioo \ViII

rherefore

dlét.ue

the

following

rule,

~iz .

Th.u a dor rld.ced at Ihe pOlOt of concurrence of t\.Vo

coofoll~nt

Ol;¡rks, as io

NQ

20. denotes

{ \Vo

fUb{t.Hltives ,

of

\\'hich thore 1l1:\rks are the

lidl

conronants ; aod alfo

rhat

the lalter is gO'¡cl ned

or,

or conr.eéled tO, the

(ormcr,

by

fomc prt:'poritioo whi..;h is omittcd.

As ror

eXit mpl~,

in this fentence,

7 he

flan

or JubJlonce

o/

011

¡he cOIII/JIolldm.·nIJ

h

c~l1la¡'1td

in ¡l:e I'WO( olh"U.'ing,

"iz.

/ h(

LOVE O F

G J O,

oml liJe "'ve

el

oar ntigh/;our .

the

word:-

IOtJe~fGod

m.ly

bewrote as," lhe lall example: fo r

as rhe Pdrticular {ituation

of

lhe dOt denotes rhal bOlh

L

ano

ú'

are [ubUdntives,

lhe

artide

Ihe

befare

the lidl

points

OUt

pl.tinly enough Ihe omiued prepoficion

o/;

and

Ihe

lean

degree

of

;t(ll'nuuo tO lhe worcls \Vllleh precede and follow

[he Ctlllua!'h:J mal k ",iJl dl[cover

th:lt

it mult

be

thl!

Jove

efC. do

Or

ag;¡in,

7 ht

L OV [ OF MOS E

V

/he r ool

of

0/1

evil;

or,

Sak)eftrfl llw

KISGDOM orGoD.

ond hiJnghlrouf

1ufi:

fhefe!

words

!t,ve

if

J/l?nq ,

and thele other words

Ung –

d~1II

of

C(Jt!.

nuy

he wrOle

CiS

in

'2

l .

The

f\rti.:le!s

o

or

I/'e,

in (his oind in many of rhe

fol

10wing waj's of abhreviatlon, m..

y.

for 1he f'lke of joinlng,

be om tted, as in the Collowi oC fen tence.

Since

/h~

lighl

flf

th! g1Pd ha! ¡11OI1<

UpOIl

.he

,",orld,

&c . •he

lighl

if

Ih,

glJfpd

nay be

\vriueo as io

1 O

20.

Ano

Cunher.

though an adjc:é'tlve n,ould precede eilher

of

tI)I;

fubfianti\·es.

y Lt

rhey

nuy ...

.11

(hree be r("prelcnted by

thcir firn

confon,IOts

joined

together,

wilh che

dOl

always

pl;tced

al

che end

of

the!

firn

fub(ltlnllvt:'.

u

d,Aicuhy

c:iln

cycr arire in

diltlOguirhinc

lhe adje:éllvl! from lhe: lutllünt ives.

F or. in rhe followin: fenlence,

7 he guol goodnrfi

flf

GDd

j.,

III!Wif;¡J

in

,,11

l~iJ

Ju rlingl rwi/h hi, crealllrrl :

if

there

\Yonl"

gr~oJ

Ko"JIlif!

of

Cod,

be writtcn

"S

in

0 22 .

lhe

dot plJccd at the cnd of

lhe:

fecond mark lhows that ir mnH

be {he firll

fubflolntive,

{he

thitd

mun

thcrtfore denote

the

Idtler

fuhll.lIlU\le, and the fidl conft.'C)uentl y lhe alljec.

tIV': .

lo Ilkt:'

nunnt'r ,

in chetollowing

(enlence,

HÍJ fllni:Jl"

Ih~

f{¡ng o}

Gr~a¡

/j,ildilJ,

Ihe wllrds

J\~in,(

of Creal

lJ,j–

Inin

mol>

he

WrOtt'

as

in lhe (¡rU

eX~OJt'It'.

n 23. fo r

the

dot

l>un~

pla

O

al

Ihe enc1 of the

firlt

Ol.uk

, il is eviJcnt

tho!l

tht."

tidt

muH

uc

a

fllbfL,tntlve; Oiod

.t

Imle

attcnlion

10

tlt"

ufu ,

1fHr.tn, :UlIl.nt

ofworcls in ,hr

En¡.~I,n,

IAnr.uagc

fU~" clls

th.,t

IIh,'

ftco nd

nlllft

he

.d11

.¡,Ji,

hve, as

.h1j

~'hYl's

'!t.'nt·r..

lly

pr,·

n l-.:

d".: lehll

m'i\'·~

tu

\'1111-:11 ,hl.y an: rd tlcd:

tllt'l C'

is

\~l.1dulc

01$

IIl

I

Jeh

CIVl..n "s

ti

Il

lu,J

u;cn

\'InUcn In

IlJnc~

h.nd

.hus,

Hír

/II"jdl)O,

tI,<

K--

O}

C-- 0--°,

w!lIl.h, In a rldcCJurfe CO,lc(: rning him ,

\Vould

be (ufliei ...nl tO

ddc'J\'cr

,h.H

lhe

contr.1élc.u

words

llIun

be

K¡':g

of

(,'r~ol

Jjrll.ull.

lt

c:leh

of lhe' (ubrbnt ives have ao adjcétive joined to

thell1 . rhere C .•O

be

00

dlfficul(y ,

f\lr {he

lidl

itnU·third

nl'Jlt

be

;¡djd Lvcs t;Xct.'pt In fomt: rare in(lances in whlch

the

comlllon

ord¡;:r is fUn1l!umes ch;¡nged, and

the!

lan

:ildjcltlvc

is pU l

~rr((

ItS lu blbtOlI\'e, as in Ihis.

Ihe g reol g-odneJI

of

G f;d J·lIm;gli¡):

io

fu~h

ca les, elther rhe bui

.

It.lj(

'~·t."e

murl:

he fepUril.:J !rOI1l

the:

rd i of the mark; or,

ir

jOlned, it mull

h.. vc the

'hljt.'di\'e'

d•

.n

annexc.d

j

anc1

Ihe greol g Qodnef

of

G~d

Altntghly

may be wlíueo as in the fecond example,

N° 23

This

relatioo.of

ful>fh nl ives,

whieh

is

exprelfed

in

L .:iIlÍn

by

the genuivt:

Col

re,

10

EngliOl

by lhe

prepofilion

0(.

is

by

fu

che mufl common :

t.ut

lhe

rule

is more extenfive,

an

J

fcrves

tO

exprefs

t

~'O

fubn .mtives connl'él·d

by

any

pro~

porition whttt focvl!r, asfor,

in, rwith, alter,

&c pr .'\'lded

ChH lhe conuXI. or any panil ular words of lhe lenrence,

eafily

indicafe

not only lhe t\Yo roh anrives

which

are

ctc~

nOled

by

their

firn con(on;:¡nlS, but

"I(u

the

prepofiuoD

whicn

.ought

10 be Inrerced. As, lor cxample, In thlS fentence,

H ,JprJ iJ il (Dr UJ .

if.

cOllvinred

kJ'

( ¡po'unce

of

,h(

th.mily

o(

pUlling

OUI'

Irujl in mon,

'W(

pIare

alJ

? UI'

confidence in

Codo

the

1h·

ee

laft worJs

may

be

expreftt:d

as

In

the

(irCl:

example, N° 14

For ,he coot

t

plalOly poinu out the

two fubftan u ves

j

and lhe

verb place

m..rks

evidently,

tha.t

lhe omitted prc::porition cannoc be

0[,

btH mul! be

ill .

In .hlS rentence.

Our holy ,,/lgien

~hfolll l<1y

}orbid!

all

inJlal/aJ

IJ{

rev:'lIge,

011"

Snvi~Il"

eXJl r

JI),

, ,,,,,,,,andillg

hiJ

difcirleJ lo rt'lnrn good lor evil .,-good !or evil

may

be

wrinen as in Ihe fecond examplc; tor

th~

verb

relu" ,

nlOWS

pl..nly th ..

i.

canDO' b,

g.od

O}

(vil,

bu. mull b.

good ror

eui/.

I r mayo

pcrh..

ps. be!

objeéted here, lhat

v

JS

nOI 1he

fidt

letter of (he wOl'd

evil:

but it muft be obfer\'t:'d,

Ihat

the

words •

f

rhe rule. are, T hat the

dor

d.:-no1es tWO fubllan·

tives. of whlch dl'Jfe marks are (he Cirn eon:on,tn1:5, not

the! firfl

leut'fs;

OInJ

a ....

ord

Ol"y

fomeumes

be!

lo p01nred

out by orhers which OIccumrany it, as lO be eafily difeove–

rabIe.

thougll che loinal

\'owe! be

omitted .

lt

may not be improper to add another cxample or (wo

for

lhe bctler und:rftandi ng of chis rule; a5 thus,

In 1J.j¡

preJe1l/ jJalt

Iher~

iJ

110

Juch Ihing lo ke

1NrI

"

U.Ii,

h al purt

unlllixt'd p!t'oj iue

~r

pa:1I goad or eVII; heT(

/;·10'11' 011

Jhlngl

are lIIi"'ed, p!t'u!ure

fJ.Jd/h

/,tlin, good wilh evd.

T he I..uer

pdn o( lhe fenteoce,

t/~ofure 'Wilb

pl/in. g""dwilh evil,

m,¡y

he Wlote as in lhe t\Vo

fidl

Olillks

2S for rhe word

1I1i:((d

léqulring

[he

prepofioon

'I./J,th

..

fter

Ít,

lhows,

thac

it

cannOl

be

p--

of

p--.

K--

01

tI--,

bu. muJl be

p--

\Vith

p--,

K--

Wllh

V--.

Oro

He

iJ

11r..~J

IoUOIIU

qui/~

blind. he (dnno/ (ven

Jij1m~

guíjh

liglt

}ro/JI durln,¡J.

T ite 1.11

.hree

words

may

be

wrote

as

in

the lhird

m.uk

.

N° 1 ) .

Or

ag.•in,

Ir

'teJe"

cOI!.1iJ~r.

In 11

'leJilh, u/ hen/Jh 'U'e cannal

elijo)

.JI~Y

ti

,hoJ'

pl.~III¡'ru

.,uhlCh

ricIoo can I"octlu . 'U,J..:JI

1IIall.

11t:J1

t'fJill:ul rt

"ditÁ'

.(Cordin,e

I~

1'" ir

r~úl"..' .

rdll-u

Iht711 Ih:ir ill'/,rnrllllcr". 'U"JIIId

11,,1

ruf"

H

E.\

l. T H T O

RICJlt:S:

or

dlus.

h~

}",dil

IIJ!-tl

ep:i'J",

'1l·~/d:J II~I

rn/h:r

rl"tP

IIfALTH T HA:-'

R ICH1S.

or

",,',:ul.J nll

(hu!'

.HALTH b)-' F O RE

kll· HfS .

~rne:

lhree

f,, \ n l

tX.

prtlliuns \ViII be

c.tlo.lv

Jlllingu:fhr:d,

though '" (\H( .,11

In

the

IAllle

O1,IOIIII.:r.

x

lo)

~6 .

R \'u \'1. T hc

lul>

!ian.iI

·cpoint,

rl.«d

b<fore,

liogle

(untan"Ol