40. Therefore, if thine enemy hunger, feed him; if he thirst, give him drink: for in so doing, thou shalt heap coals of fire on his head.

48. How feeble were the attempts at planting towns, is evident from the nature of the tenure by which the lands near the Saco were held.-Bancroft.

53. The garret was filled with broken chairs, cast-off garments, and what not.

55. No quips, now, Pistol: indeed I am in the waist two yards about.

my

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NOTE.-In 46, "yet" may be considered an adverb, modifying is born." In 47, "Madam, you are in error, is the object of "said; "Madam" is an attendant element with the object clause. In 48, "how feeble were the attempts at planting towns is a substantive clause; it is the subject of the proposition. "Near" may be considered a preposition if preferred. In 49, "what" is an attributive object. In 48, (old edition,) to my mind, "but" and "only" are adverbs, modifying "one" as an adjective. In 50, "even" is an index of apposition; or an adverb if the sentence is made compound. In 51, "present" is a predicate adjective after the complex copula "was invited to be;" "not" and 66 even are adverbs modifying was invited to be," or was invited." In 52, "good" and "so" are predicate adjectives; пош modifies "good." In 53, "what not" is a noun.

66

(I

would) live

as

to be

| In

-awe

1

a
such
(am) — as

In 54,

re

equals came to vived;" "before" is a relative adverb. In 55, in my judgment, "now" is an expletive adverb. Some of-thing authors consider it a modifier of "(give)." In 56, "He that will not when he may" is a complex attendant element; "he" is the basis, and is in the absolute case by pleonasm. In 56, (old edition,) "somewhat" is an adverb; it modifies the predicate adjective "fond" understood. In 57, "as" is a relative pronoun; some authors consider it a conjunctive adverb. "For" is an introductory conjunction, and "worth" is a In 58, the context shows that "swan " is the object of " double" is a predicate adjective after " (to) float." In 59, "higher" is an adjective used as a noun; or supply "lineage." Sentence 59 (old edition) is incorrect; "such" should be " very." In 60,"had" equals "would," and "be" equals "exist;" a " is a relative pronoun, nominative case in the predicate. In 61, a thousand" is an adjective used as a noun; or supply "ideas."

noun.

we

62.

Past Looz and past Tongres, no cloud in the sky:
The broad sun above laughed a pitiless laugh;

'Neath our feet broke the brittle bright stubble like chaff;
Till over by Dalhem a dome-spire sprang white,

And Gallop," gasped Joris, "for Aix is in sight."-Browning.

were left-galloping,