...; but here is one from Mr. Moon, in one of his criticisms on Mr. Marsh, in the Round Table : — " That no doubt was what he intended to do, but certainly it was not what he did." GRADUATED. This word, when applied to one who receives a degree from a college, is a past participle...

...simply that it was my intention " to make a few observations on the character of " the prophet Elijah." That, no doubt, was what he intended to do ; but certainly it was not what he did. His words were the proclamation of a proposal : — " I propose " ; he wished them to be the announcement...

...former occurs in reference to a passage of mine in a criticism on Mr. Marsh's essays. I had said ; — " That, no doubt, was what he intended to do ; but " certainly it was not what he did." Concerning this, Mr. Gould remarks that the italicized words should be in the present tense, and not...

....Return back," " restore back," or " retreat back ; " again = re, in " .Repeat again ; '' gratis = away, in " Give away gratis ; " one = o, in " Another...stand for. 5. Such things are lost as soon as * they * are found. Here the words preceded by the asterisks .should be omitted by the Law of Pleonasm. SECTION...

...simply that it was my intention " to make a few observations on the character of " the prophet Elijah:" That, no doubt, was what he intended to do ; but certainly it was not what he did. His words were the proclamation of a proposal : — " I propose " ; he wished them to be the announcement...