Part 19 (1/2)

2. Caesar defeated Pompey at Pharsalia.

3. The diamond is the most valuable gem.

4. The Greeks took Troy by stratagem.

5. The submarine cable unites the continent of America and the Old World.

6. The Gauls joined the army of Hannibal.

7. Columbus crossed the Atlantic with ninety men, and landed at San Salvador.

8. Vulcan made arms for Achilles.

9. Cromwell gained at Naseby a most decisive victory over the Royalists.

10. Columbus was a native of Genoa.

11. G.o.d tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.

12. The morning hour has gold in its mouth.

13. The mill of the G.o.ds grinds late, but grinds to powder.

14. A young farmer recently bought a yoke of oxen, six cows, and a horse.

15. America has furnished to the world tobacco, the potato, and Indian corn.

LESSON 46.

a.n.a.lYSIS AND PARSING.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Cotton | is raised ===========|=============== | Egypt /'------- in / '

/ X'

/ ' India --/ '-------- '

and'

' United States --------------- the

+Explanation of the Diagram+.--In this diagram the line representing the princ.i.p.al part of the phrase separates into three lines. This shows that the princ.i.p.al part of the phrase is compound. _Egypt_, _India_, and _United States_ are all introduced by the same preposition _in_, and have the same relation to _is raised_.

1. Cotton is raised in Egypt, India, and the United States.

2. The navy of Hiram brought gold from Ophir.

3. The career of Cromwell was short.

4. Most mountain ranges run parallel with the coast.

5. Now swiftly glides the bonny boat.

6. An able but dishonest judge presided.

7. The queen bee lays eggs in cells of three different sizes.

8. Umbrellas were introduced into England from China.