of, 50.

Letter Writing, or Epistolary Corres
pondence, 183.

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with explanation of its parts

187.

Directions in Writing, 187.
in what person to be written
184.

"Date, Signature, and Super
scription of, 185.

"the particulars it should em

brace, 185.

Date of, where to be written
185.

Complimentary Address, body
of the Letter, Style or
Complimentary Closing,
Signature, Title, &c., 185.
"Forms of a, 186.

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Directions for Addressing to
Persons of every Rank,
note, 190.

Directions for Sealing, 195.

of Introduction, 198.

of Condolence, 199.

Letters, Euphonic, 35.

Radical, 35.

"frequency of their recurrence,
312.

Licenses, Poetical, 76.

Inversion and Transposition, Methods Lieutenant-Governor of a State, his

Irony, 150.

proper subjects of, 150.

It, the neuter pronoun, useful in
altering the arrangement of a sen-
tence, note, 56.

Italic Words in Old and New Testa-
ment, 313.

Ivanhoe, Extract from, note, 62.

Jablonski's Welcome of Stanislaus,
note, 87.

Jardine's Remarks on the manage-
ment of a Subject, 204.
Remarks on the Fourth Order
of Themes, 219.

Jests and Jokes, note, 140.

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Lord Chesterfield, his disapprobation
of wafers, note, 195.
Lyric Poetry, 284.

Machinery of a Poem, 295.
Madrigal, 288.

Marks used by Printers in Correo
tions of the Press, 310 and 311.

difference between, note, 140. Mary, Queen of Scots, Description

Judges, Titles of, 190.
Justice, Poetical, 296.

King, how to be addressed, note, 190.
Knight, The, and the Lady, 275.

Lampoons, 300.

of, 172.

Massachusetts, Titles recognized by
Law in, note, 190.

Maxim, note, 154.
Mayor, the Title of a, 190
Measure, Heroic, note, 232.
Megan, Story of, 160."

Members of a House of Represent-1 Ode, The Greek, 286.

188.

atives, and of a Board of Aldermen, Official Documents, how folded, note,
how to be addressed, 190.
Metaphors, meaning of, 112 and 113,

and note, 113.

66 Rules of, 117.

Metre, 230.

"Long, Common, Short, and
Particular, note, 230.

Methods of Inversion and Transpo-
sition, 50.

Minion, 312.

Mock Heroics, 297.

Modena, Legend of, 83.

Monologue, 289.

Music of a Sentence, and on what it
depends, 101.

Musical Construction, 101.

Names, Exercise on, 6.

Narration Expanded, 159.

"and Description United, in the
Story of the Son, 178.

Narrative, Introduction, and 300.
66 Outlines in, 155.

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Connected, from

facts, 157.

scattered

"Writing, plan in, note, 159.
Expansion of, note, 159.

Nelson, Admiral, Lord, Anecdote of,
note, 195.

Newton, Sir Isaac, his use of Ana-
grams, note, 87.

Nobility, The, how to be addressed,
note, 191.

Nonpareil, 312.

Nonsense Verses, 238.
Notes of Invitation, 192.

Onomatopoeia, or Onomatopy, 104.
Instances of, 235.

Oration, 361.

its meaning, 361.
the Parts of an, 362.

"English, on "Public Sta

tion," 362.

on "The Utilitarian Sys

tem;" ""Cui Bono," 367.
Public Opinion, 371.

our

"Valedictory," The Spirit that
should accompany
Republican Institutions,"
374.

"Latin, Valedictory, 379.
"Subjects for, 416.

Outlines in Narrative, 155.

between Pope and Dryden,
128.

"between Jay and Hamilton
130.

Paragraph, 28 and 32.
Paranomasia, note, 139 and 140.
Paraphrase, or Explanation, 153.
Parody and Parodies, 297.
Particulur Metre, note, 230.
Pasquinade, 300.
Pastoral Poetry, 289.
Pastorals, 289.

Pathetic, Introduction and 300.
Patience, An Allegory, 132.

Forms of, with the Reply, 193. Pearl, (type), 312,

Suggestions to teachers with regard | Unity, 94 and 95.

to the written exercises of stu-
dents, 304.

Superscription of a Letter, titles
proper for, 190.