An, Ben Harrow, Ben Ledi, Ben Lomond, Ben Voirlich, Ben Venue, or, (as some spell it,) Ben Ivenew.”—­Id.[520] “Fenelon died in 1715, deeply lamented by all the inhabitants of the Low Countries.”—­Murray cor. “And Pharaoh Necho[521] made Eliakim, the son of Josiah, king.”—­See ALGER:  2 Kings, xiii, 34.  “Those who seem so merry and well pleased, call her Good Fortune; but the others, who weep and wring their hands, Bad Fortune.”—­Collier cor.

UNDER RULE VIII.—­OF COMPOUNDS.

“When Joab returned, and smote Edom in the Valley of Salt”—­FRIENDS’ BIBLE:  Ps. lx, title.  “Then Paul stood in the midst of Mars Hill, and said,” &c.—­Scott cor. “And at night he went out, and abode in the mount that is called the Mount of Olives.”—­Bible cor. “Abgillus, son of the king of the Frisii, surnamed Prester John, was in the Holy Land with Charlemagne.”—­U.  Biog.  Dict. cor. “Cape Palmas, in Africa, divides the Grain Coast from the Ivory Coast.”—­Dict. of Geog. cor. “The North Esk, flowing from Loch Lee, falls into the sea three miles north of Montrose.”—­Id. “At Queen’s Ferry, the channel of the Forth is contracted by promontories on both coasts.”—­Id. “The Chestnut Ridge is about twenty-five miles west of the Alleghanies, and Laurel Ridge, ten miles further west.”—­Balbi cor. “Washington City, the metropolis of the United States of America.”—­Williams, U. Caz., p. 380.  “Washington City, in the District of Columbia, population (in 1830) 18,826.”—­Williams cor. “The loftiest peak of the White Mountains, in New Hampshire, is called Mount Washington.”—­G.  Brown.  “Mount’s Bay, in the west of England, lies between the Land’s End and Lizard Point.”—­Id. “Salamis, an island of the Egean Sea, off the southern coast of the ancient Attica.”—­Dict. of Geog.  “Rhodes, an island of the Egean Sea, the largest and most easterly of the Cyclades.”—­Id. cor. “But he overthrew Pharaoh and his host in the Red Sea.”—­SCOTT:  Ps. cxxxvi, 15.  “But they provoked him at the sea, even at the Red Sea.”—­ALGER, FRIENDS:  Ps. cvi, 7.

UNDER RULE IX.—­OF APPOSITION.

“At that time, Herod the tetrarch heard of the fame of Jesus.”—­SCOTT, FRIENDS, ET AL.:  Matt., xiv, 1.  “Who has been more detested than Judas the traitor?”—­G.  Brown.  “St. Luke the evangelist was a physician of Antioch, and one of the converts of St. Paul.”—­Id. “Luther, the reformer, began his bold career by preaching against papal indulgences.”—­Id. “The poet Lydgate was a disciple and admirer