--All _Exclamatory Expressions_ must be followed
by the exclamation point.+
+Remark+.--Sometimes an interjection alone and sometimes an interjection
and the words following it form the exclamatory expression; as, _Oh! it
hurts. Oh, the beautiful snow!_
_O_ is used in direct address; as, _O father, listen to me. Oh_ is used as
a cry of pain, surprise, delight, fear, or appeal. This distinction,
however desirable, is not strictly observed, _O_ being frequently used in
place of _Oh_.
+CAPITAL LETTERS--RULE.--The words _I_ and _O_ should be written in capital
letters.+
+Direction.+--_Correct these violations of the two rules given above:_--
1. o noble judge o excellent young man.
2. Out of the depths have i cried unto thee.
3. Hurrah the field is won.
4. Pshaw how foolish.
5. Oh oh oh i shall be killed.
6. o life how uncertain o death how inevitable.
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LESSON 22.
ANALYSIS AND PARSING.
+Direction+.--_Beginning with the 8th sentence of the first group of
exercises in Lesson_ 21, _analyze thirteen sentences, omitting the_ 4_th of
the second group._
+Model+.--_A Christian spirit should be shown to Jew or Greek, male or
female, friend or foe._
spirit |should be shown / Jew
===============|================ __/'--------
\A \Christian | \ /' \' Greek
\ / ' \--------
\ / '
\to / x ' / male
\--/ '_/'--------
\ ' \' female
\ x ' \--------
\ '
\ ' / friend
\__/'---------
\' foe
\---------
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LESSON 23.
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