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pt that to myself_. It is a long mile to town. Ah! I It is a _little over_ a mile to thought 'twas unle a short mile. town. Ah! I _supposed it to be less than_ a mile. IRISH. CORRECTED. Not here the day; he went till _He is_ not here to-day. He went Pittsburg. _to_ Pittsburg. Let us be after pairsing a wee bit. Let us _parse_ a _little_. Where did you loss it? Where did you _lose_ it? MD. VA. KY. OR MISS. CORRECTED. Carry the horse to water. _Lead_ the horse to water; or, water the horse. Tote the wood to the river. _Carry_ the wood to the river. Have you focht the water? Have you _fetched_, or _brought_, the water? I've made 200 bushels of corn this I _have raised_ 200 bushels of corn year. this year. He has run against a snag. He has _got into difficulty_. Is that your plunder, stranger? Is that your _baggage, sir_? He will soon come of that habit. He will soon _overcome_, or _get rid of_, that habit. I war thar, and I seen his boat was I _was there_, and I _saw that_ his loadend too heavy. boat was too _heavily laden_, or _loaded_. Whar you gwine. _Where are_ you _going_? Hese in cohoot with me. _He is_ in _partnership_ with me. Did you get shet of your tobacca? Did you _get rid_, or _dispose_ of, your _tobacco_? Who hoped you to sell it? Who _helped_ you to sell it? PROSODY. PROSODY treats of the modulations of the voice according to the usages of the language we speak, and the sentiments we wish to express: hence, in its most extensive sense, it comprises all the laws of elocution. Prosody is commonly divided into two parts: the first teaches the true pronunciation of words, comprising _accent_, _quantity_, _emphasis_, _pause_, and _tone_; and the second, the laws of _versification_. _Accent_. Accent is the laying of a peculiar stress of the voice on a particular letter or syllable in a word, that it may
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