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172 ANAL YSIS [Par. 265.
265 SCHEME OF
For convenience, in order to preserve the order of the sentence ais
In order to distinguiish the Adjective or Cumplewent from the rest
Object from the Adverb, underline Adjective, Complement, SuppleAnalyse the following passage: -
111n one of the large richl cities of China there once lived a tailor named
sistedl only of his wife and one son. This son, who was a very idle fellow, was
boy to enter his shop, to learii the use of the needle; hut all lila father's enthan Aladdin was gone. Soon after Aladdin was thirteen years old, poor
-fell sick and died."

Subject (Including Verb with
Adverb. Adjective, orSupe nt
Complement.)Supe nt
(11 In one of the large a tailor named Meustaph ie
rich cities of China
(2) there ()once
Being, i.e. (since he he could maintain
was) very poor
This son who was a very idle was called Aladdin
fellow
Whenlhswas old enough his father wished
to learn a trade
(1) all his (21 fat her's endeav- were vaiis
ors to loeep kint to his work-2
his back was turned
Soon after Aladdin was poor Mustapha fell sickc
thirteen years old
(Mustapha)' died
(Ile). (Iornp/. (3 topredict that was heard
his so'n wouldl come to no, good1__________

I The A uxiliaries could, would, ccn. will, may, might, &c., may he treated as
'IThis Infinitive describing the nature of the " endeavors " may he regarded
3 These words might he analysed still further if desired. Any subordinate
be analysed as a separate sentence.
It will generally be advisable to analyse a Parenthesis after the rest of the