An English Grammar

aterial iron embraces the metal contained in them all; but we may say, "The cook made the irons hot," referring to flat-irons; or, "The sailor was put in ir

al, but differ in strength, purity, etc. Hence it shortens speech to make t

rily singular in idea, which are made plural,

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all a

waters, and th

a stil

ry

airy

stationed on th

rci

sed as class names; as stones, slate

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