the parents here, although their children are slaves for ever, yet have so great love for them, that no master dares sell, or give away, one of their little ones, unless they care not whether their parents hang themselves or no."

Example: "To is a preposition, governing the verb sell, in the infinitive mood, agreeable to Rule 18, which says, The preposition TO governs the infinitive mood.

The Boy went after them, eliciting only airs of surly indifference and repeated "Me no sell."

Merriwell offered to bet Robinson that woman was created before man, but Bandy was shy, scenting a sell.

" "We have decided," Phipps continued, "to sell wheatto sell, you understand?

The doors are in half heights, so as to serve two purposes, and grates so supplied sell for about two guineas extra.

" What a tale he'd got to tell, How bad, bad de sugar sell!

"Ef you makes up yo' min' not ter buy dat mule, suh," he added, as he rose to go, "I knows a man w'at 's got a good hoss he wants ter sell,leas'ways dat's w'at I heared.