594
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,
N°
' 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.uethe
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.lybewrote 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
j¡
/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
N°
'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.ntofworcls 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.offul>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.utlhe
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.odO}
(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
N°
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.
ií
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.lvJlllingu: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