Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-12-05
EXERCISES ron TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The following exercises in English Grammar
have been prepared by Superintendent Gregory,
for use at the approaching session Of the Clear
field County Teachers institute. Professor shu-
IN aker wii deliver lecture on English Grammar
each afternoon during the week, and will dispose
u any questioDs not understood BY the teichers
PARSE THE WORDS IN ITALICS.
I. A ship, she rides on human tides.
2. john, you had better 90 home.
g. They took The child home.
4. Write It back. 90 to speak.
S. The mind that broods Ter guilty woes, is like
the scorpion girt with hre.
6. The man Ia a rogue. lie oHi pih bis knife
aud slashed away.
7. An they could do, could Be to fight us.
8. Give the plural oi doddy ioHg-ieys
.. lie that hath ears to bear, lei aim hear,
10. Our island home Is far beyond the sea.
IA. Wei, what 10 IL said fny Lady Brook.
~. Il pleasant 10 BE- a spectator.
rs. There Is more hope Of TOOL than Of him.
u. The mill is two pliles ~
l5. send you sort Of aiissory.
10. D,y clauked his harness In the ley caves.
". What matter nov the north wind faycd.
Is. That hat Il ieorfh six dollars.
W She went singing her song Of glsdness.
20. Will winds anu waves drive the vessel wreck
81. In the day thou ,a,vst hersef thou shalt
surely die.
%. Here anu there are adyerbs.
rs. boys is the possessiye singular ef boy.
2s. Lisav,rb isapronouu. Qfwa pronoun.
25 lie Is possessed Of large fortune.
26 Ssre,y, said |, man is bat la shadow.
a. 10 de : TO Eeepf p,rehance. to dream
Aye, there's the rub.
rs. It tVuk Rome l,pu0 gears to die.
IL nm axe uaad hat. IA euunl
80. The swan on still St. Mary's lake, float double,
sran and shado,c.
81. | tell thee ihouft dehed.
80. John ia improving every day rhieh gives me
pleasure.
49, Young men shall dream dreams, How do
you do
"a. The rain. IL rain.ih every day. Ii1'H
IS, lie sad that that haf that that boy that rat on
that seat parted was not pronoun.
30. Whose book 10 this ? Il is miae, r.f.II
81. bad more than knew chat TO do with.
IS. He read 20 me, ns (oliows lie is peeaeHt
80. The deepr the vel, the cooler the water.
10. The harder be studies, ne more progress he
will make. i1 NII NINTIN
IL. Take lehat money you want
~. The more We have, fhe more We want
l3. lie threw the stone almost across the river
a., Ersa the dogs assail their master.
i5. Tbs man is happy. Woe 'oodh the day.
1
~. lie closed the letter with "Afeeiionaie'y
IS. A g,esf many thousands are there.
~. Gite nc phat you will. II "a she II is hers
so. And II were, o, 10 bea Princess lie Is able
10 wrifc i NflHsi"
81. want John 10 90 down town. ..ir,
81 Who can tell me Sho hsisf
53. The train came rushing along. Hia i
81. Heat the irons hot. Sweep the aoor clean
/ La n. -
90. Yuar lessons having been learned, you msy
play.
ANALYzE THE FOLLOWING;
/. To him who in the lore Of nature holds
Communion with her Visible forms, she speaks
A tarious language for his gayer hours
She has voice Of glalness, ami q smile
And e.oquence oil beauty and she glides
Into his darker musings, with mid
And he aling sympathy, that steals sway ..a
Their sharpness, ere he Is aware.
l2.f Ni when thoughts
OF the last bitter hour come like blight
Over thy spirit, and sad images
OF the stern agony, and shroud, and pail,
And brcatbless darkness, and the marrow house
Make thee 10 shadder and grow sick At heart =
90 forth, under the open sky, and list
| To natures teachings, while from all aronnd--
Earth and her waters, and The depths Of air =
| tOhct stu Nuict
s, Yet few days, and thee
The ali-beholding sunshall soc no more :
In all his course nor yet In the cold ground
where the pale form is laid with many teafs
| Nor in the embrace Of ocean, shall ekist
Thy image Earth that nourished thee shat
| claim W
Thy growth, to be resolved to earth again,
And lost zach human trace, surfenderiig "
Thine indisidual being. shalt thou 90 iiI
To mix forever with the elements =
q 1osb. a brother 70 the inse sibic roch, p
And TO the sluggish cIod, which The rude swnir
Turns with his share, and ,tcads upon. Ih'
U OAK N.
Shall send his root, abroad, aai pierce tb,
mould.
I. Yet not to thine eternal resting place
shalt thu retire alone-nvr cvaidss thou WEI
Couch more magnificent. Thou sealt I've dow
WIN pa,riarehs vfths infant wvfld-wi'i
kings.
The powerful Of the earth-ihe ~iss, the good
Psir iornis, and hoafy sesrs, Of asesrssts
An the mighty sepaehre. The bus i
| Rock-rbbsd, and sncisnt as the Gun '--'h
% wales W
Stretching in rsnsiss quieine's bsiween