grammarians into _concord_ and _governm._, and yet
treated by them without regard to such division,
--common fault of grammarians, noticed, of joining together diff. parts
of speech in the same rule of,
--do., of making the rules of, double or triple in their form,
--whether the principles of etymol. affect those of.
--All _synt._, on what founded.
--Why BROWN deemed it needful to add to his code of _synt_. a GENERAL
RULE and CRITICAL NOTES. Figures of _syntax_.

T.

T, name and plur. numb. of,
--substitution of, for _ed_, how far allowable,
--sounds of,
--is seldom silent; in what words not sounded. _Th_, ([Greek: Th],
[Greek: alt-th], or [Greek: alt2-th], Gr.,) what represents; how was
represented in Anglo-Sax., and to what sounds applied; the two sounds
of. _To a Tee_, the colloq. phrase, explained.

_Tautology_ of expression or of sentiment, a fault opposed to precision.

_Teacher_, what should be his aim with respect to gram.

_Technical_ terms, unnec. use of, as opposed to propriety. _Technically_,
words and signs taken, how to be construed.

_Tenses_, term defined.
--_Tenses_, the difierent, named and defined,
--whether the names of, are approp., or whether they should be changed,
--whether all express time with equal precision,
--who reckon only _three_, and who _two_; who still differently and
variously name their tenses,
--_Tenses_, past and present, occurring together. See _Present Tense_,
_Imperf. Tense_, &c.

_Terminating_ a sentence with a prep. or other small particle

_Terminations_, of words, separated in syllabicat.
--of verbs, numb. of different, in each tense
--of the Eng. verb; DR. A. MURR. account of
--tendency of the lang. to lay aside the least agreeable
--usage of famil. discourse in respect to those of second pers. sing.
--verbal or particip., how are found written in old books
--the only reg. ones added to Eng. verbs; utterance of _ed_ and _edst_
--_ed_, participial, and _n_, verbal, WALK. on the contrac. of
--_Termination t_, for _ed_, forced and irreg.

_Terms_ of relation, see _Relation_. _Tetrameter_ line, _iambic_, examples
of
--a favorite with many Eng. writers; BUTL. Hudib., GAY'S Fab., and most
of SCOTT'S poems, writt. in couplets of this meas.
--admits the doub. rhyme adapted to familiar and burlesque style
--_trochaic