It makes me maunder up an' deawn, like a gonnor wi' a nail in it's yed.

We are, dear Sir, Yours very faithfully, W.H.M. CHRISTIE, EDWIN DUNKIN, WILLIAM ELLIS, GEORGE STRICKLAND CRISWICK, W. C. NASH, A.M.W. DOWNING, EDWARD W. MAUNDER, W.G. THACKERAY, THOMAS LEWIS.

MAUNDER, SAMUEL; Grammar prefixed to Dict.; 12mo, pp. 20: 1st Ed., London, 1830.

H. Miller, Merchant, Mack, Nutting, Bucke, Beck, Barrett, Barnard, Maunder, Webber, Emmons, Hazen, Bingham, Sanders, and many others.

The foregoing opinion from Crombie, is quoted and seconded by Maunder, who adds the following examples: "Thus, Dr. Watts: 'May there not be Sir Isaac Newtons in every science?''You must not suppose that the world is made up of Lady Aurora Granvilles.

'"Maunder's Gram., p. 2

'"Maunder's Gram., Rule xvii.

Here Murray gives a rule for pronouns, and illustrates it by adjectives; and Maunder, as ingeniously blunders in reverse: he gives a rule for adjectives, and illustrates it by pronouns.

Thus, on the authority of Johnson, one might write, a stone's cast, or stone's throw; but Webster has it, stones-cast, or stones-throw; Maunder, stonecast, stonethrow; Chalmers, stonescast; Worcester, stone's-cast.

Johnson and Chalmers write, popeseye and sheep's eye; Walker, Maunder, and Worcester, popeseye and sheep's-eye; Scott has pope's-eye and sheepseye; Webster, pope's-eye and sheep's-eye, bird-eye, and birds-eye.

Ainsworth has prince's feather, for the amaranth; Johnson, Chalmers, Walker, and Maunder, write it princes-feather; Webster and Worcester, princes'-feather; Bolles has it princesfeather: and here they are all wrong, for the word should be prince's-feather.

" Maunder, "A nail with a sharp head driven into the horses' shoes in frosty weather."

"Maunder's Gram., p. 12.

Maunder's rule is, "Transitive verbs and participles govern either the objective case or the infinitive mode.

"Maunder's Gram., p. 11.

"Maunder's Gram., p. 12.

"Maunder's Gram., p. 12.

"Maunder's Gram., p. 5.

"Johnson, Worcester, Maunder.

"Maunder's Gram., p. 15.

"Maunder's Gram., p. 17.

"Maunder's Gram., p. 13.

"Maunder cor.

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