AN ESSAY Towards a PRACTICAL English Grammar, DESCRIBING THE GENIUS and NATURE OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE; Giving likewife A Rational and Plain ACCOUNT of By JAMES GREENWOOD, Extera quid quærat, fua qui Vernacula nefcit? The FIFTH EDITION. LONDON: Printed for J. NOURSE, at the Lamb, oppofite Katherine- ΤΟ Dr. Richard Mead, Fellow of the College of Phyficians in London, and SIR, Y OUR giving me leave to put the First Edition of this Effay under your Protection, encourages me to lay the Fourth there alfo: And indeed it would be great Ingratitude as well as Imprudence in me, to offer to remove it from that Shade, under which it has received both Strength and Security. Befides, I could not deny my felf the Pleafure of taking Notice, that as your good Senfe, quick Apprehenfion, your ready and folid Judgment have diftinguished A 2 you |