The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10

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aehta The event n thus ,ecstded bV John pfnyr,
hinea on maze no o' his Tour Around New yofh-i
me ou,st waters o, me Rtuns would have been
the scene OF ssnRvtnary naval hattie had they
been A little deepe,' ror. during the pr,,lsb oeo,,.
panoy Of New ,orh. sar William Howe ordered the
oommandsr OF the pt,,,sh asr, 10 sail M the btnna
with hs Meet and runs and AnnlhiIa,s certain yam.
kee ~euntoa,s Of Ijrht d,aush, tina, we're making
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the mouth az the lit,ie river the d,sa us,ed ptit,sh
Admiral was com peiled by the shallo WneHs of the
water 70 retire AZ he cAn,c yi,hou, having harvested
his ssper,ed Iaureias
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and finally end by becoming onamorcd and EN-
Of the passage as I ~recoilect II and I would sppre-
ciate vev much any information YOU may give me
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., A. 70 be hated needs but TO be seon:
1et seen too off, familiar with her face.
VIC nrs' ENQUIRE theh PITY. then embrace
What does the vord -n.,i.v- r,.sn IN b.,,,r1
and from what Is II derived FRANK TIERHRY.
AZ the track TO parlay a bet ia 70 take the original
stake together with It's winnings and 70 stake It
all on q horse in the next IA zoe. Winning that you
put the roll on tho winner Of the next event. The
accumulated wad 10 next TO be laid on the next
winner and 20 on through the days racing. After
II 10 all over you may buy some Of the stun with
um ~ = en' - e9uaie up teneialy
home An alurtng road to wealth and II works
out voi on paper. AS the word occurs also In the
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A careful search through the best edited papers
In 1871. 1e72 and 1873 fails TO show was graduated /"
siways etsauatea, .nus rover zones graauateo.:
taIe place and Why ""'n NN IRooroiis'
The verb both In It's Latin origin and throughout Q
long line of usage Is transitve, in this sense TO
admit q student to a degree" In the passive usage
this establishes the ~iocution Peter Jones was
graduated p. A." For such a form no explanation
Is needed or apology called for. At the same time
there grew up an intransitlve use of the type Peter
Jones grad uated," which had no warrant except
the careiessness OF those who used 1t. This e1-
preston appears in the writings Of some few who
should have known better. Before the usage had
become so general as TO establish a prescription Of
user some who were Interested In the preservation
of the historic usage called attention TO the growing
error. Their effort was so successful that the
dictionaries record In their note as to the intransl-
tive use Of tho verb the fact that It Is erroneous.
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q WI you some Ine III your Columns say "hetneT
take PieSsute, or sIo H one say 4 heve pleasure.
IN scnooi trsSheI tou me alWags 70 Wnlt ! nave
pIeesuIe. ~ 'eaeneu ) vi uheh' "1S 'nht you
~ 'an" ~. .rn y, tu.. W.
pleasure for ages before your school teacher set
out upon the commission to make our common
speech q thing OF rules. Oh, these school teachers.