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ENGLISH GRAMMAR

In Familiar Lectures, accompanied BY a Cpmne,Jt
embracing New Systematic Order Of parsinr, Exey,.
False Syniax, and Key 10 the Exercises desipnsJs
the use of private learners and schools by sanc, Ei
second Edition: Enlarged and much improved Pro-
63 cts.
The following are extracts from few of The n,nv }.
commendations prehxed to the work. W
From the Rev MIR. Todd, Principal of the IIari,s,,.
Academy
Having examined the frs, edition of Mr. s. Krtb.n
English Grammar, with considerable attention haye 10
hesitation in saving. that, in my opinion il is amons w.
best works Of the kind with which am acquainted.
NATHANIEL TODD
| Harrisburg, M. 8b 1924.
Extract from communication ny Dir. WV RAPFgRTy
President Of ST. Johns College
DEAR Sin,-i have perused Your +" Grammar in tamyr,
Lectures" NTH attention. and tecl pleasure assuring
YOU that think il the drst for initiating youth in ran
natical knowledge Of the English language, that ihs
lever read. WIN. RAFFERTY,, D. H.
| .4anabois. .qpra12, 1924.
From MIR. JUNGMANN, Principal Of the Frederick L.
theran Academy.
Having carefully examined Mr.. $. Kirkhan's new Ss
Item of English Grammar sin familiar LecluresnIa am
satisfied that the preemnen, advantages il possesses over
Jour common systems, will soon convince the public That
lit is Of those feeble efforts Of quackery NhchhNe
$50 often obrudedup notice. 10 say that The author
HAS brought into small compass. greater Number Of i'm
lportant principles isencmhered Ut all unnecessary nat.
ter than IS comprised IN almost any oller elementary
treatise grammar is not doing justice 10 the nerisof
his Work rs decided superiority over all Other systems
consists in adapting the subiectmater TO The capciyG
le Young learner, ard the happy mode adepcd # con-
mHscutiag it 70 bis mind ~ manner 50 clear and simple
thai he easily comprehend the nature and application
of every principle that comes before lin.
BY teaching the Young beginner 70 parse every ratd
speech systcmalcaily soon as is explained 10 him.
land by exercising hun in false syntsA, Tie theory Of e
science becomes happily blended with practce; and s
This attention immediately arrested, AM, his ahOrs
rendered pleasing and advantageous. In slor. all them
ircacles q the science are ehcdaed 50 clearly. am
Ifden', thai rri1Gte iearnfr OF common docN
by p rusng this system atonvely acquire abeer ha
icdl Wedge Of this imp rtant branch Of lteamen
three months, than is ordinarily obtained in me year
JOHN Il. JUNGMANN
FredsricS Sebt IT, 1928.
Extract from Mr.. riLLEiT, Author Of new slitemd
Algebra.
81 STn,h have no hesitation in saying, that in my ophoN
your system Of Grammar is much Ne bta eene
treatise on the grammatical construction OF the Enghl
l language, that has come under my observation.
n FRANCIS TlLLETT
= Uiachestr, ia. Feb. 81, 1894.
Extract from The Rev. Mr. STERNS.
Gig IF Washington, oct Is, 1928
Having examined Mr.. :. Kikhan,'s (" Compendium, y
Of English Grammar" think, from the manner ~ WhaA
e he has condensed the rules and definitions aud rom h;
simple and lucid exhibition Of these il better calculated
10 facilitate the progress OF youth, than any other that I
= come under nv notice. f9iiN S1ERNS, A. b.
I'll Principal of The Eastern Academy
From DR. FIFIELD.
SIR,I have carefully perised our Grammar IN "nl'
lar Lectures" think il emlnenl calculated, both on%
count Of It's cauciseess and per$bicfy, 70 facilitate them
s,uction Of youth, and abidge the labor Of the nsc
"a Il. o. FIFFLh
!. Principal Of the Mechanic Hall Academy.
yI .4ernndric, OF. So 1925.
es Ihave examined with much satisfaction, Mr. hknan
y new system Of English Grammar. am satisfied slG
lcsey what declares itself thnk is scarcely ps
7 Bile the temple Of grammatical knowledge, \!
&c more easy, beautiful inlet In my ]haHmem
IL the int eral merits Of tie work ensure rs crc0a
vi WIN. BENNETT, PreceptOr
rI .qnuaboEs Nope,n5er 4th. 1925.