RULE 31.  For himself.—­among themselves.—­with whom he is, &c.—­With whom did, &c.—­From whom did you receive instruction?

RULE 33.  My brother and he, &c.—­You and I, &c. He and I—­John and he, &c.—­Between you and me, &c.

RULE 34.  And entreat me, &c.—­and acting differently, &c.

Note 1.  But he may return—­but he will write no more.

Note 2.  Unless it rain.—­If he acquire riches, &c.

RULE 35.  Than I—­as well as he, than they.—­but he.—­but he and I.—­but them who had gone astray.

Promiscuous Examples.—­Him who is from eternity, &c.—­depends all the happiness,—­which exists, &c.—­the enemies whom, &c.—­Is it I or he whom you requested?—­Though great have been,—­sincerely acknowledge.—­There was, in the metropolis.—­exercising our memories.—­was consumed.—­Affluence may give—­but it will not.—­of this world often choke.—­Them that honor,—­and they that despise.—­I intended to call last week.—­the fields look fresh and gay.—­very neatly, finely woven paper.—­where I saw Gen. Andrew Jackson, him who.—­Take the first two,—­last three.—­thirty feet high.—­a union,—­a hypothesis.—­I have seen him to whom you wrote, he would have come back, or returned.—­understands the nature,—­he rejects.—­If thou study,—­thou wilt become.—­is not properly attended to.—­He knew.—­therefore, to have done it,—­than the title.—­very independently.—­duty to do.—­my friend’s entering.—­is the best specimen, or it comes nearer perfection than any, &c.—­blow them, will go, &c.—­Each of those two authors has his merit.—­Reason’s whole,—­lie in.—­strikes the mind,—­than if the parts had been adjusted,—­with perfect symmetry.

Satire does not carry in it.—­composes the triangle.—­persons’ opportunities were ever.—­It has been reported.—­should never be.—­situation in which.—­is thoroughly versed in his.—­are the soul,—­follows little.—­An army presents.—­are the duties of a christian.—­happier than he.—­always have inclined, and which always will incline him to offend.—­which require great.—­Them that honor me, will I.—­has opinions peculiar to itself.—­that it may be said he attained monarchical.—­hast permitted,—­wilt deliver.—­was formerly propagated.—­the measure is,—­unworthy