The True English Grammar Being an Attempt to Form a Grammar of the English Language, Not Modelled Upon Those of the Latin, Greek, and Other Foreign Languages Classic Reprint

Excerpt from The True English Grammar: Being an Attempt to Form a Grammar of the English Language, Not Modelled Upon Those of the Latin, Greek, and Other Foreign Languages

The regular and arduous duties of his situation must be his excuse for any carelessness in the execution of the work; as the urgent need of a rational grammar. For the use of his pupils must be his apology for attempting what many others could, and long ago should have better executed.

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