In nine cases out of ten, the names would only have been occupied what is now blank space.

It is to be remembered, that these books do not differ much, except in quantity of paper.

His octavo Grammar is but little more than a reprint, in a larger type, of the duodecimo Grammar, together with his Exercises and Key.

The demand for this expensive publication has been comparatively small; and it is chiefly to the others, that the author owes his popularity as a grammarian.

As to the advantage which Murray or his work might have derived from an adherence on his part to the usual custom of compilers, _that_ may be variously estimated.