..." The boy is studious ; that girl is discreet."* To substantives belong gender, number, and case ; and they are all of the third person, when spoken of, and of the second when spoken to : as, * Nouns may also be divided into the following classes : Coffee i'' nouns, or nouns of muki'ude...

...as," The boy is studious ; that girl is discreet.*" To substantives belong gender, number, and case ( and they are all of the third person, when spoken of, and of the second when spoken to : as, " Blessings atend us on every side ; be grateful, children of men !" that is, ye children of...

...i)nder them ; as, animal, man, tree, £c. To substantives belong gender, number, and case ; amUKey are all of the third person, when spoken of, and of the second, when spoken to : as, " Blessings attend us on every side: Be grateful, Children of rnen !" that is, " ye children...

...studious ; that girl ts discreet*." To substantives belong gender, number, and case ; raid they are all^of the third person when spoken of, and 'of the second when spoken to: as, "Blessings attend us on every side ; be grateful, children of men !" that is. ye children of men....

...individuals under them; as, animal, man, tree. &c. To substantives belong gender, number, and case ; and they are all of the third person, when spoken of, and of the second, when spoken to : as, "Blessings attend us on every side : Be srrntftfnl, children of men !" that is, ye children of...

...tree, &c. There are three attributes belonging to an English noun, viz. — number, gender, and case ; and they are all of the third person, when spoken of, and of the second, when spoken to; ai '' Blessings attend us on every side : Be grateful, children of men !" that is, " yc children of...

...that girl is discreet*." To substantives belong gender, number, and case ; and they are all of ihe third person when spoken of, and of the second when spoken to : as, " Blessings attend us on every side ; be grateful, children of men !" tliaj is, ye children of...

...multitude ; as, " the people, the parliament, the army." To suhstantives helong gender, numher, and case; and they are all of the third person, when spoken of, and of the second, when spoken to; as," Blessings attend us on every side: Be grateful, children of men!" that is, "ye children of men."*...

...noun ; consequently nouns have no first person. They have two persons only ; and they are all of tbe third person when spoken of, and of the second, *...provoke not your children to wrath ; and the order of persons is changed. Parents, being spoken to becomes the second ; and children, who are spoken q/,...

...participial nouns; as, " beginning, reading, writing." To substantives belong gender, number, and case; and they are all of the third person, when spoken of, and of the second, when spoken to; as," Blessings attend us on every side: Be grateful, children of men!" that is, "ye children of men."*...