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ANALYSIS [Par. 243, 244.

ogized. 4. I am living in, near, notffar from, pc.
St. John's Wood. 5. I go daily to, from,, past,
across, ~'c. the city. 6. This done, they departed.
243 7. This house was built, (Cause) owing to the
increase of the owner's fanmil; (Purpose) to command a view of the river; (Agency) by a vwealtahy
man: (Instrumentality) by foreiqn workmen:
(Means) with timber off his own estate; (Source)
out of his capital; (Place) near London; (Time)
ten years ago; (Manner) with great haste; (Circumstance) amid the derision of the neiqhblors, in
spite of the opposition of his fi.iends, thougyh he was
in debt at the time; (Result) to the great detriment
of his fortune, so expensively that he ruined himself
by it. 8. I am moving (Purpose) in order to be
nearer to mn friiends, or (Cause) because I am too
far from my friends. 9. He is unwise to say
this, i.e. " for saying this." 10. lVherever he
goes le prospers. 11. He is too foolish to succeed,
i.e. " for the purpose of success."
244 Note especially the following:12. The soldiers disliked tleir general, who seemed
to take a pleasure in exposin them. to hardships,
i.e. " because lie seemed-." 13. (Circumstance)1
Admitting that your facts are correct, I still deny
your inferences. 14. (Circumstance) I If he
comes, I will come.
EXERCISE.
Make Adverbial Phrases and Clauses on the
model of the above.
1 The condition subject to which any thing happens, may conveniently be called a " circunistance."