New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09


W" THE ABRIDGEMEET OF MCRRAY's GRAN
MAR: BY M KERSEY," is before Mr.. Kerney Is
too modest, The Grammar ia much bis as Murrays
TOR Murray took he saw TT from his predecessors 10 the
same walk Yet on the other hand, it is Murfsys Tor
If Mr Kerney had known how TO make a Grammar, he
would no, have copied Muuay's gross bluuders. Who
ever this day soberly publish Let nae love Let
him love Let Us love- Let dern love, &c. exam.
plies Of the hrst and third persons Of the imperative
Mood Of the verb Love too ignorant Of the Engsh
Language to teach IL much less TO write books upon he
grammar The least reflection would suffice 10 con.
vince any one who has any idea Of the principles o.
Language thst the impressive Mood admits Of but one
person the Second OF course We tort commend Mr..
Kerneys book.
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