ster's thread" in Hyde Park (V. 1).

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"A Spelling-Book;" 12mo, pp. 180: Ster.

FRAZEE, Rev. BRADFORD; "An Improved Grammar;" 12mo, pp. 192: Philad., 1844; Ster.

132: Hallowell, Me.; 1st Ed., 1828; Ster.

108: New York, 1831; Ster.

PUTNAM, J. M.; "English Grammar;" (Murray's, Modified;) 18mo, pp. 162: Concord, N. H., 1825; Ster., 1831.

PUTNAM, SAMUEL; "Putnam's Murray;" 18mo, pp. 108: Improved Ster.

"Frazee's Gram., Ster.

"Felton's Gram., 1st Ed., p. 22; Ster.

"Hart's Gram.. "Will is conjugated regularly, when it is a principal verb, as, present, I will, past, I willed, &c."Frazee's Gram., Ster.

"And both sounds of x are compound, one is that of gz, and the other, that of ks"Ib., Ster.

"Frazee's Gram., 1st Ed., p. 21; Ster.

"Frazee's Improved Gram., Ster.

Ed., p. 61; Ster.

"If I were loved, and, were I loved, imply, I am not loved; if I were not loved, and, were I not loved, imply, I am loved; a negative sentence implies an affirmation; and an affirmative sentence implies a negation, in these forms of the subjunctive."Ib., Old Ed., p. 73; Ster.

"Frazee's Gram., Ster.

John runs,boys runthou runnest."Ib., Ster.

"Lord have mercy on my son; for he is a lunatic, etc."Felton's Gram., 1st Ed., p. 138; Ster.

"O, ye wild groves, O, where is now your bloom!"Ib., p. 88; Ster.

"Felton's Gram., 1st Ed., p. 63; Ster.

"Home of the 'ster arts, m-music an' 'r' drama-r-r" observed Casson hazily"I'm going home.

Now we'n you find de folks ain't well, Hoo-doo; An' dey wants you to move de spell, Hoo-doo; Git your gredients together, Ster

STER'S DOOR III.

The water jest run down my cheeks when I heerd the min'r ster tell that, an' it kinder makes my eyes wet every time I think on 't.