Part 39 (1/2)

1 Metal reflectors are only used now for cheap search-lights

2 I will only mention so Lear”

4 He only spoke to me, not to you

5 coons are only killed with the help of dogs The coon only coht-tientleman, with his ears cut close

7 Canteens were issued to the soldiers with short necks

8 We all went to the sea-shore for a little fresh air fro so-office from the place where he had purchased it in a wheelbarrow

10 He went to Geres froreat wealth

11 The three young irls' clothes

12 The maskers were nearly dressed alike

13 Erected to the memory of John Smith accidentally shot as a mark of affection by his brother

14 Lost, an uentleman with an ivory head

15 A piano for sale by a lady about to cross the channel in an oak case with carved legs

16 He blew out his brains after bidding his wife good-bye with a gun

17 The Moor, seizing a bolster, full of rage and jealousy, smothered Desdemona

18 Wanted, a handso s which he had begun at his death in an unfinished state

20 My cousin caught a crab and took it home in a pail of water which we had for our tea

21 I scarcely ever reher walk

ADVERBS between TO and THE INFINITIVE--”A careful writer will do well to avoid the construction which places the adverb between _to_ and the infinitive It is true that the construction is a common one; but it is also true that those who are most addicted to the practice are not those who count e”[131]

[131] ”Foundations,” p 140

EXERCISE Lxxx

_I sentences_--

1 Hermes caused the milk pitcher of the old couple to never be empty

2 His political enee of the President

3 He promises to earnestly try to do better

4 To really know the man we must read his books

5 Another project is to in some way modify the power of the House of Lords

6 She dwelt upon as coh conscious that there was little to veritably console

7 He proposed to either largely decrease the appropriation or to wholly do aith it

CHAPTER VII

OF PREPOSITIONS

MISUSED PREPOSITIONS[132]--A writer, in choosing the proper preposition to express his , e of English usage, but henotes helpful