Lectures On Rhetoric And Belles Lettres volume 1
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THE alteration, in both cafes, was owing to the fame caufe, and will be eafiiy under- ftood, from reflecting on what was formerly obferved. The auxiliary verbs are like pre- pofitions, words of a very general and abftract nature. They imply the different modifica- tions of fimple exiftence, confidered alone, and STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE. 209 and without reference to any particular thing. L E c T. In the early ftate of Speech, the import of them would be incorporated with every parti- cular verb in... its tenles and moods, long be- fore words were invented for denoting fuch abftracl conceptions of exiftence, alone, and by themfelves. But after thofe auxiliary verbs came, in the progrefs of Language, to be in- vented and known, and to have tenfes and moods given to them like other verbs ; it was found, that as they carried in their nature the force of that affirmation which diftinguifhes the verb, they might, by being joined with the participle which gives the meaning of the verb, fupply the place of moft of the moods and tenfes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE alteration, in both cafes, was owing to the fame caufe, and will be eafiiy under- ftood, from reflecting on what was formerly obferved. The auxiliary verbs are like pre- pofitions, words of a very general and abftract nature. They imply the different modifica- tions of fimple exiftence, confidered alone, and STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE. 209 and without reference to any particular thing. L E c T. In the early ftate of Speech, the import of them would be incorporated with every parti- cular verb in... its tenles and moods, long be- fore words were invented for denoting fuch abftracl conceptions of exiftence, alone, and by themfelves. But after thofe auxiliary verbs came, in the progrefs of Language, to be in- vented and known, and to have tenfes and moods given to them like other verbs ; it was found, that as they carried in their nature the force of that affirmation which diftinguifhes the verb, they might, by being joined with the participle which gives the meaning of the verb, fupply the place of moft of the moods and tenfes.
What to read after Lectures On Rhetoric And Belles Lettres volume 1?
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