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The Grammar of English Grammars

CHAPTER XI
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But they who make the noun one and the vocable an other, reckon nine.

But there are also some who divide the vocable from the appellation; making the former to signify any thing manifest to sight or touch, as _house, bed_; and the latter, any thing to which either or both are wanting, as _wind, heaven, god, virtue_.

They have also added the _asseveration_ and the _attrectation_, which I do not approve.

Whether the vocable or appellation should be included with the noun or not, as it is a matter of little consequence, I leave to the decision of others."-- See QUINTIL.

_de Inst.
Orat._, Lib.


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