1. The first word of every sentence.

2. Proper names, the appellations of the Deity, &c.; as, "James,

Cincinnati, the Andes, Huron;" "God, Jehovah, the Almighty the Supreme

Being, Providence, the Holy Spirit."

3. Adjectives derived from proper names, the titles of books, nouns

which are used as the subject of discourse, the pronoun _I_ and the

interjection _O_, and every line in poetry; as, "American, Grecian,

English, French; Irving's Sketch Book, Percival's Poems; I write; Hear,

O earth!"

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