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IV. The Clause form. The Demonstrative Clause-form,
V. The Infinitive Clause-form,
III.-The Complex Element. The Base-The Complex Base,
IV.-The Complex Element, (Con.) The Subordinate,
V.--The Complex Element, (Con.) The Complex Subordinate,
VI.-The Compound Base,
VIII. The Co-ordinate Element,
VII. The Compound Subordinate,
IX.-Classification of Co-ordinates.
X.-Recapitulation,
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CHAP. IV.
THE FUNCTIONS OF LOCAL ELEMENTS.
SEC. I.-The Substantive Term,
If. The Substantive Term, (Con.)
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Regimen of Substantive Clauses with the principal verb,
IV. The Sub-tantive Term, (Con.) The Subject,
V.-The Substantive Term, (Con.) The Object,
VI. The Attributive Term,
VII.—The attributive Term, (on) The Adjective Element,
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VIII & IX.-The Attributive Term, (Con) The Adverbial Element, 66
X & XI.-The Predicative Term,
XII. - Division of Sentences,
XIII.-Division of Clauses,
XIV.-Grammatical Synonymes,-Substantive Terms,
XV. - Grammatical Synonymes, (Con.) Attributive Terms,
XVI.-Grammatical Synonymes, (Con.) Predicative Terms,
XVII. Recapitulation,
CHAP. V.
THE GRAMMATICAL CONSTRUCTION OF LOGICAL ELEMENTS.
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VI.-Mood,-Grammatical and Logical,
VII-Tense,-Grammatical and Logical,
VIII.-The Regimen of Substantive Terms. The Subject,
IX. The Substantive Term, (Con.) The Object,
X.-The Substantive Term, (Con), The Appositive,
XI, The Substantive Term, (Con.) The Possessive,
XII. -The Substantive Term, (Con.) The Adjunctive,
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XIII.—The Regimen of Attributive Terms. Euphony and Ellipsis, 98
XIV. The Adjective Element, (Con.) Agreement,
XV. - The Adjective Element, (Con.) Comparison,
XVI.-The Adjective Element, (Con.) Use of Relatives,
XVII. The Regimen of Predicative Terms. The Simple Verb-form, 102
XVIII -The Predicative Term, (Con.) The Complimentary Element, 101
XIX. The Predicative Term, (Con.)
XX-The Predicative Term, (Con.)
XXI.-The Predicative Term, (Con.)
CONTENTS.
PART II.
LOGICAL ANALYSIS.
CHAP. I.
THE PRIMARY ELEMENTS.
SEC. I.-Division of Logical Elements,
II.-The Primary Elements,―The Subject,
III.-The Predicate,
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SEC. I-Divisions of this Modifier,
II. The Qualifying Adjective,
III. The Circumstantial Adjective,
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The Logical Relationship of the Subject and the Predicate in a
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Proposition,
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