A NEW
GRAMMAR
OF
THE
ENGLISH TONGUE
WITH CHAPTERS ON
COMPOSITION, VERSIFICATION, PARAPHRASING,
AND PUNCTUATION
PROFESSOR OF THE THEORY,
HISTORY, AND PRACTICE OF EDUCATION
IN THE UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS
NEW EDITION
WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS
LONDON AND EDINBURGH
MDCCCLXXXVII
This Grammar consists of the
first two Parts of Professor Meiklejohns book: The English Language; its
Grammar, History, and Literature, along with a set of Exercises.
CONTENTS.
[Note: The page numbers are those in the original
book]
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PART I.
Nominative Case
(Page 64) [See Nouns]
Possessive Case
(Page 67)
[See Nouns]
Objective Case
(Page 68)
[See Nouns]
Dative Case (Page
69)
[See Nouns]
Simple Sentence
(Page 87)
[See
Analysis]
Compound Sentence
(Page 93)
[See
Analysis]
Complex Sentence
(Page 94)
[See
Analysis]
Compound Nouns (Page 100)
[See
Word Building]
Compound Adjectives (Page 101)
[See
Word Building]
Compound Verbs (Page 102)
[See
Word Building]
Compound Adverbs (Page 102)
[See
Word Building]
Prefixes And Suffixes (Page 103)
[See
Word Building]
English Prefixes (Page 104)
[See
Word Building]
Latin Prefixes (Page 107)
[See
Word Building]
Greek Prefixes (Page 110)
[See
Word Building]
English Suffixes (Page 112)
[See
Word Building]
Latin And French Suffixes (Page
118)
[See
Word Building]
Greek Suffixes (Page 125)
[See
Word Building]
English Roots (Page 128)
[See
Word Branching]
Latin Roots (Page 131)
[See
Word Branching]
Greek Roots (Page 136)
[See
Word Branching]
PART II
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[With thanks to Laura and Alison for all of their typing
and proof-reading]

Footnote:
John Miller Dow Meiklejohn lived from 1830-1902. An
online biography may be found at
http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/faculty/westbury/paradigm/vol2/Graves.doc