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Table of Contents
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Introduction—Judge Grammar and His Subjects
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Mr. Noun
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Little Article
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Mr. Pronoun
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Serjeant Parsing's Visit to Schoolroom-Shire
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Mr. Adjective
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Mr. Adjective Tried for Stealing
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The Quarrel
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Dr. Verb
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Dr. Verb's Three Tenses, Number, and Person
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Serjeant Parsing in Schoolroom-Shire Again
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The Nominative Case
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Adverb
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Preposition
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Prepositions Govern the Objective Case
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Conjunction
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Active Verbs Govern the Objective Case
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The Possessive Case
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| Grammar-Land |
| by M. L. Nesbitt |
| A singularly ingenious, witty, and amusing attempt to teach some of the elements of grammar by allegory and pictorial illustration. A wonderful introduction to the parts of speech for young and old. Numerous black and white illustrations complement the text. Ages 10-15 | | 109 pages |
$8.95 |
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Table of Contents
Introduction—Judge Grammar and His Subjects
Mr. Noun
Little Article
Mr. Pronoun
Serjeant Parsing's Visit to Schoolroom-Shire
Mr. Adjective
Mr. Adjective Tried for Stealing
The Quarrel
Dr. Verb
Dr. Verb's Three Tenses, Number, and Person
Serjeant Parsing in Schoolroom-Shire Again
The Nominative Case
Adverb
Preposition
Prepositions Govern the Objective Case
Conjunction
Active Verbs Govern the Objective Case
The Possessive Case
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