A collection of nouns and verbs. To be form'd and declin'd by children of the lowest forms. So contrived, that all the Rules and Exceptions of that Part of the Grammar, which relates to the Declining of Nouns and Verbs, may be frequently inculcated, and riveted in their Minds. Together with an English syntax, containing all the Latin Rules in an Order so obvious to Children, that they seldom fail lighting upon the Governing Word with Ease Certainty. By T. Johnson, late of Eaton.

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[1723]