+Oral Analysis+.--This is a sentence, because ----; _Truth_ is the subject,
because ----; _will rise_ is the predicate, because ----; the phrase,
_crushed to earth_, is a modifier of the Subj., because ----; _crushed_
introduces the phrase and is the principal word in it; the phrase _to
earth_ is a modifier of _crushed_; _to_ introduces it, and _earth_ is the
principal word in it; _again_ is a modifier of the Pred., because ----.
_Truth crushed to earth_ is the modified subject, _will rise again_ is the
modified predicate.

+Parsing+--_Crushed_ is the form of the verb called _participle_. The
action expressed by it is merely _assumed_.

1. The mirth of Addison is genial, imparting a mild glow of thought.
2. The general, riding to the front, led the attack.
3. The balloon, shooting swiftly into the clouds, was soon lost to sight.
4. Wealth acquired dishonestly will prove a curse.
5. The sun, rising, dispelled the mists.
6. The thief, being detected, surrendered to the officer.
7. They boarded the vessel lying in the harbor.
8. The territory claimed by the Dutch was called New Netherlands.
9. Washington, having crossed the Delaware, attacked the Hessians stationed
at Trenton.
10. Burgoyne, having been surrounded at Saratoga, surrendered to Gen.
Gates.
11. Pocahontas was married to a young Englishman named John Rolfe.
12. A shrug of the shoulders, translated into words, loses much force.
13. The armies of England, mustered for the battles of Europe, do not
awaken sincere admiration.