...be, in general, equal reason for repeating the nominative, and resuming the subject, when the conrse of the sentence is diverted by a change of the mood...bosom of fools ;" " but rests only ;" or, " but it mill rest only." " Virtue is praised by many, and would be desired also, if her worth were really known...

...respectable " " He is not rich, but he is respectable." There appears to be, in general, equal reason for repeating the nominative, and resuming the subject,...therefore be improved. '• Anger glances into the b: east of a wise man, but will rest only in the bosom ot fools ;'' l< but rests only ;" or, " but...

...respectable." " He is not rich, but he is respectable." There appears to be, in general, equal rpason for repeating the nominative, and resuming the subject,...' glances into the breast of a wise man, but will rest-ttuly ill the bosom of fools;" " but rests only ;" or, " \t\it it ipiU rest only." " Virtue is...

...respectable." " He is not rich, but he is respectable." There appears to be, in general, equal reason for repeating the nominative, and resuming the subject,...course of the sentence is diverted by a change of the nioosi or tense. The following sentences may therefore he improved. " Anger glances into the breast...

...nominative, and re« suming the subject, wbcn the course of the sentence is divert^ ed by a change of t ln> mood or tense. The following sentences may therefore...man, but will rest only in the bosom of fools;" " but ruts only ;" or, " but it will rest Only." " Virtue is praised by many, and would be desired also,...

...respectable.' ' He is not rich, but he is respectable.' There appears to be, in general, eqr.al reason for repeating the nominative, and resuming the subject,...the breast of a wise man, but will rest only in the bo=om of fools ;' ' but rests only ;' or, ' but it mill rest only.' ' Virtue ia praised by many, and...

...respectable." There appears to be, in teneral, equal reason for repeating the nominative, and resinning the subject, when the course of the sentence is diverted by a change of the mood or tense. The following sinteucr-s may therefore be improved. •' Anger fiances into the breast of a.wise man, bul will rest...

...not respectable. He is not rich, but he is respectable.' There appears to be in general, equal reason for repeating the nominative, and resuming the subject,...the bosom of fools¡ but rests only ;' or, ' but it wilt rest oaly. Virtue is praised by many, aod would be desired also, if her worth were really known...

...she was not perfect." — There appears to be, in general, equal reason for resuming the nominative, when the course of the sentence is diverted, by a change of the mood or the tense. If criticism should be able to produce exceptions to the eighteenth Rule, or to any of the...

...to be, in general, equal reason for repeating the nominative, and resuming the subject, when , th« course of the sentence is diverted by a change of...The following sentences may therefore be improved. " Arignr glances into the breast of a wise man, but will rest only in the bosom of fools;" "butraij...