from adjectives, and from each other
    —­appar. used for adverbs
    —­Article, Eng., its demonstrative character
    —­do., compared with the Gr. def. art.; no rule for agreement of,
      appropriate in Eng.
    —­use of, before names of rivers
    —­Articles, Synt. of
    —­to what RELATE
    —­Article, with the poss. and its governing noun, only one, used
    —­one noun admits of one, only; before an adj., relates to a noun
      understood
    —­why not repeated, as in Fr., before every noun of a series; why the
      omission of, cannot constitute a proper ellips.
    —­position of, with respect to its noun; ditto, with respect to an adj.
      and noun
    —­relative position of, and adj., not a matter of indifference
    —­excluded by certain pronom. adjectives; what ones precede it; its
      position in respect to an adj. of quality, limited by too, so, as,
      or how
    —­position of, when an adj. is preceded by another adv. than too, so,
      as, or how
    —­do., when an adj. follows its noun
    —­whether the insertion or the omission of, can greatly affect the
      import of a sentence
    —­Article, repetition of, with nouns connected
    —­do. with adjectives connected, and, oppos.
    —­added to each of two or more nouns sing., or a plural put ("THE
      nominative and THE objective CASE,” or “THE nominative and
      objective CASES,”)
    —­use of, in special correspondence of phrases
    —­do., in correspondence peculiar
    —­do., in a series of terms
    —­erroneous use of, before the species, for THE; do., when the
      species is said to be of the genus ("A JAY is a sort of A
      BIRD,”)
    —­not used before names of the virtues, vices, &c., before limited
      terms, and before nouns of definite signif.
    —­do. before titles or names mentioned merely as such
    —­do. before a part. not taken as a noun
    —­insertion or omission of, with respect to a comparison or an
      alternation made with two nouns
    —­required in the construc. which converts a part. into a verbal noun
    —­Articles, what the false synt. of, includes
    —­Ellips. of article, shown
    —­Articles, derivation of
    —­frequently omitted by the poets See also Definite Article, and An,
      A

Articulate or elementary sound, nature of

Articulation, as defined by COMST.; do. by BOLLES
    —­Articulation, how differs from pronunciation
    —­the principles of, what they constitute
    —­a good one, what, in the view of COMST.; do., in what consists,
      according to SHERID.; do. importance of; do., how delivers words