English Grammar
By: by the Rev Richard Morris MA, LLD, Vice President of the Philological Society
Series: Literature Primers
Publisher: Macnillan and \co
Published: 1890
Place of publication: London
Number of pages: 126
First sentence: Every language has a history of its own, and it may be made to tell us its own life, so to speak, if we set the right way to work about it
Table of contents: pagenum: 9
label: I
class: part
title: Introduction; pagenum: 20
title: Etymology
class: part
label: II; pagenum: 25
title: Nouns
class: part
label: III; pagenum: 36
label: IV
class: part
title: Adjectives; pagenum: 40
label: V
class: part
title: Pronouns; pagenum: 49
label: VI
class: part
title: Verbs; pagenum: 82
title: Adverbs
class: part
label: VII; pagenum: 84
label: VIII
class: part
title: Prepositions; pagenum: 86
label: IX
class: part
title: Conjunctions; pagenum: 87
label: X
class: part
title: Interjections; pagenum: 88
title: Word-Making
class: part
label: XI; pagenum: 100
title: Syntax
class: part
label: XII; pagenum: 109
title: Analysuis of Sentences
class: part
label: XIII; pagenum: 120
class: part
title: Model of Grammatical Parsing; pagenum: 127New \book added
class: part
title: Works by the Same Author