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A short introduction to English grammar

Note 62 — SENTENCES.

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“How much soever the Reformation of this corrupt and degenerate Age is almost utterly to be despaired of, we may yet have a more comfortable prospect of future times.” Tillotson, Vol. I. Pref. to Serm. 49. The first part of this Sentence abounds with Adverbs, and those such as are hardly consistent with one another.

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