5.  Of the VERB:—­“The world is crucified unto me, and I [am crucified] unto the world.”—­Gal., vi, 14.  “Hearts should not [differ], though heads may, differ.”—­Dillwyn, p. 11.  “Are ye not much better than they” [are]?—­Matt., vi, 26.  “Tribulation worketh patience; and patience [worketh] experience; and experience [worketh] hope.”—­Romans, v, 4.  “Wrongs are engraved on marble; benefits [are engraved] on sand.”—­Art of Thinking, p. 41.  “To whom thus Eve, yet sinless” [spoke].—­Milton.

6.  Of the PARTICIPLE:—­“That [being] o’er, they part.”—­“Animals of various natures, some adapted to the wood, and some [adapted] to the wave.”—­Melmoth, on Scripture, p. 13.

   “His knowledge [being] measured to his state and place,
    His time [being] a moment, and a point [being] his space.”—­Pope.

7.  Of the ADVERB:—­“He can do this independently of me, if not [independently] of you.”

   “She shows a body rather than a life;
    A statue, [rather] than a breather.”
        —­Shak., Ant. and Cleo., iii, 3.

8.  Of the CONJUNCTION:—­“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, [and] joy, [and] peace, [and] long suffering, [and] gentleness, [and] goodness, [and] faith, [and] meekness, [and] temperance.”—­Gal., v, 22.  The repetition of the conjunction is called Polysyndeton; and the omission of it, Asyndeton.

9.  Of the PREPOSITION:—­“It shall be done [on] this very day.”—­“We shall set off [at] some time [in] next month.”—­“He departed [from] this life.”—­“He gave [to] me a book.”—­“We walked [through] a mile.”—­“He was banished [from] the kingdom.”—­W.  Allen.  “He lived like [to] a prince.”—­Wells.

10.  Of the INTERJECTION:—­“Oh! the frailty, [oh!] the wickedness of men.”—­“Alas for Mexico! and [alas] for many of her invaders!”

11.  Of PHRASES or CLAUSES:—­“The active commonly do more than they are bound to do; the indolent [commonly do] less” [than they are bound to do].—­“Young men, angry, mean less than they say; old men, [angry, mean] more” [than they say].—­“It is the duty of justice, not to injure men; [it is the duty] of modesty, not to offend them.”—­W.  Allen.

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