nd _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
your.--_were_ faithless.--After I _had_ visited.--nor shall _I_,
consent.--Yesterday I intended to _walk_ out, but _was_.--_make_ or
_are_ thirteen,--_leave_ three.--If he _go_,--make _the eighth time_
that he _will have_ visited.--_is_ nobler.--was possessed, or _that
ever_ can be.--one great _edifice_,--smaller _ones_.--honesty _is_.--it
to _be_.--_will_ follow me,--I _shall_ dwell.--_is_ gone astray.--he
could, not _have done_.--_feeling_ a propensity.

PUNCTUATION.

COMMA.

_Corrections of the Exercises in Punctuation_.

RULE 1. Idleness is the great fomenter of all corruptions in the human
heart. The friend of order has made half his way to virtue. All finery
is a sign of littleness.

RULE 2. The indulgence of a harsh disposition, is the introduction to
future misery. To be totally indifferent to praise or censure, is a real
defect in character. The intermixture of evil in human society, serves
to exercise the suffering graces and virtues of the good.

RULE 3. Cha