EXERCISES IN PARSING.

Joseph and his brother reside in New York. The Sun, moon, and stars,

admonish us of a superior and superintending Power. I respect my friend,

because he is upright and obliging. Henry and William, who obey their

teacher, improve rapidly. Henry or William, who obeys his teacher,

improves very fast. Neither rank nor possession makes the guilty mind

happy. Wisdom, virtue, and meekness, form the good man's happiness and

interest: they support him in adversity, and comfort him in prosperity.

Man is a little lower than the angels. The United States, as justly as

Great Britain, can now boast of their literary institutions.

NOTE. The verb _form_ is plural, and agrees with three nouns singular,

connected by copulative conjunctions, according to RULE 8. The verb

_comfort_ agrees with _they_ for its nominative. It is connected to

_support_ by the conjunction _and_, agreeably to RULE 34. _Angels_ is

nom. to _are_ understood, and _Great Britain_ is nom. to _can boast_

understood, according to RULE 35.

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