McGuffey's Sixth Eclectic Reader by William Holmes McGuffey
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5. You are not left alone to climb the steep ascent': God is with you, who never suffers the spirit that rests on him to fail. Exception 1.--Emphasis may reverse this rule. EXAMPLE. (24) We repeat it, we do not' desire to produce discord; we do not' wish to kindle the flames of a civil war. Exception 2.--General propositions and commands usually have the falling inflection. EXAMPLES. (25) God is not the author of sin'. Thou shalt not kill. RULE VI.--Interrogative sentences, and members of sentences which can be answered by yes or no generally require the rising inflection. EXAMPLES. (25) 1. Are fleets and armies necessary to a work of love and reconciliation'? |
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