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The following pages are a compilation of matter from various works, with class-room notes by the author and others, constituting an outline of the study of the English language as taught in the state Normal School at Cortland, N. Y.

That the sentence or proposition is the unit of language is the principle which underlies the arrangement of subject-matter. The aim of this work is simplicity and logical sequence, hence the sentence or unit is studied before the ele ments which compose that unit.' Words do not convey thoughts except as they are joined in the proposition. Only when a thorough under standing of the sentence, its forms and relations.

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