PARKER'S GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

Based upon an Analysis of the English Sentence. With copious Examples

and Exercises in Parsing and the Correction of False Syntax, and an

Appendix, containing Critical and Explanatory Notes, and Lists of

Peculiar and Exceptional Forms. For the use of Schools and Academies,

and those who write. By Wm. Henry Parker, Principal of Ringgold Grammar

School, Philadelphia. Price by mail, postpaid, $1.25.

Prepared by a GRAMMAR SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, and arranged in the manner that

many years of research and actual experience in the schoolroom have

demonstrated to be the best for teaching, this book commends itself to

teachers as a simple, progressive, and consistent treatise on Grammar,

the need of which has so long been recognized. We ask for it a careful

and critical examination. The thorough acquaintance of the author with

his subject, and his practical knowledge of the difficulties which beset

the teacher in the use of the text-book, and the necessity for the

teacher's supplying deficiencies and omissions and amending the text to

suit constructions found daily in parsing, and in other practical

exercises in Grammar, have enabled him to prepare a work which will, on

trial, be found a labor-saving aid to both teacher and pupil.

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