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— " Wliat 1 Is thy servant a dog ?" ^Obs. 12. — ^The two words, hut what — ^and also, hut thai — are sometimM improperly used for the Conjunction that.
Examples. — " I did not doubt hut what you would come." " I did not doubt hvi that you would come." Corrected. — I did not doubt that you would come.
Obs. 13. — The Relatives than and as have Adjectives, or Adjective Pronouns, for their Antecedents.
As, when a Relative Pronoun, has for its Antecedent the word **such^ — ^used Adjectively, or as a...n Adjective Pronoun.
T/ian follows more, or some other Adjective, in the Ck>mparatiTe Degree.
EXAMPLES.
1. " Nestled at his root Is Beauty ; such as blooms not in the glare Of the broad sun." — Bryant.
2. ** We redjhst such of you as think we overland the ode, to point . out one word in it that would be better away." — Wilson's Burns.
8. '* He has less discretion than he was famed for having." i, "There is more owing her than is paid." — AlFs Well, u 8.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 224 PART ni.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— " Wliat 1 Is thy servant a dog ?" ^Obs. 12. — ^The two words, hut what — ^and also, hut thai — are sometimM improperly used for the Conjunction that.
Examples. — " I did not doubt hut what you would come." " I did not doubt hvi that you would come." Corrected. — I did not doubt that you would come.
Obs. 13. — The Relatives than and as have Adjectives, or Adjective Pronouns, for their Antecedents.
As, when a Relative Pronoun, has for its Antecedent the word **such^ — ^used Adjectively, or as a...n Adjective Pronoun.
T/ian follows more, or some other Adjective, in the Ck>mparatiTe Degree.
EXAMPLES.
1. " Nestled at his root Is Beauty ; such as blooms not in the glare Of the broad sun." — Bryant.
2. ** We redjhst such of you as think we overland the ode, to point . out one word in it that would be better away." — Wilson's Burns.
8. '* He has less discretion than he was famed for having." i, "There is more owing her than is paid." — AlFs Well, u 8.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 224 PART ni.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, S. W. (Stephen Watkins), 1810-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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