and the pronunciation of words ocular, in printing poetry, not important Correlatives, combinations of, ("Father's son,") how to be regarded Corresponding, or corresponsive conjunctions, in what manner used named and exemplified in their several pairs nature of the terms standing in the relat.

of do., in what consists what RELATIONS, show; (see To and For) the parsing of; why tolerable writers are liable to err most in their use of Preposition, the true terms of the relat.

term, ("A declaration FOR virtue and AGAINST vice," BUTL.) two coming together between the same terms of relat.;

how ascertained in the relat.

sometimes required, and sometimes excluded, after than or as whether it may be separated from its verb by an adv.; is placed more elegantly AFTER an adv., ("PROPERLY TO respect,") in what cases has no prop, antec. term of relat.

Transposition, of the terms of relat., when a preposition begins or ends a sentence or clause rhetorical, of words, or hyperbaton.

What, its class and nature to what usually applied; its twofold relat.

His works are, Conspectus Physiologicus de Fontibus differentiarum relat.