Man. 
      Class.  Lit.,) et al.
    —­our grammarians seem not to have understood the distinc. of long and
      short, e. g., FISHER; so SHERID., WALK., MURR., et al. 
    —­CHAND. absurd and confused scheme of, noticed
    —­suggestion of WEBST. on, approved

Questions, can be asked only in the indic. or the pot. mood
    —­direct, to be marked by the eroteme
    —­united, how to be marked
    —­indirect, do.
    —­a series of, how may be united and marked
    —­exclamatory, how to be marked
    —­Question, mentioned in due form, how marked
    —­declaratively put, how uttered and marked
    —­in Spanish, doubly marked, ("?Quien llama?";) in Greek, how

Quite, with art. and adj., construc. how differs according to position of art.

Quotation, direct, first word of, written with capital
    —­Quotations of proof-texts, &c., should be literally given
    —­dependent, separated from say, &c., by comma
    —­indep., preceded by colon
    —­Quotat. within a quotat., how usually marked

Quoth and quod, signif. and use of, in ludicrous lang. or in the old writers

R.

R, name and plur. numb.
    —­of the class liquids
    —­sound of; do., how can be varied in utterance
    —­what faults to be avoided in do. 
    —­DR. JOH. account of; WALK. do.

Radicals, separable and inseparable, what are so called in Eng. derivation

Rath, adv., used only in the compar. deg.
    —­Rather, with the exclusive term of comparis. introduced by than
    —­derivation of

Reading, to read, in gram., what the signif. of
    —­READ, verb, CONJUGATED affirmatively in Comp.  Form

Reciprocal terms, reciprocals, what pronom. adjectives may be so termed
    —­Reciprocals, EACH OTHER, ONE AN OTHER, their nature and import
    —­misapplicat. of, frequent in books; WEBST. errs in the signif. and
      applicat. of other.  See also Other

Reciprocal or reflected verbs, constructions in imitation of the French

Recurrence of a word in different senses, a fault opposed to propriety

Redundant verb, defined
    —­Redund. verbs, why made a separate class
    —­treated
    —­List of

Reference, marks of, ASTERISK, OBELISK, &c., shown; in what order are
introduced
    —­what other signs of, may be used. Reference, doubtful, Crit.  N.
      concerning

Reformers of the Eng. alphabet and orthog., some account of

Rejoice, resolve, incline, &c., import of, in the pass. form