Under-Sundrinesses of Time-takings.
Time-takings are of sundry kinds, under sundry names, as to be, to walk, to strike.
Under-time-markings may be by single words, as ‘to write well or ill, slowly or quickly’; or by two or three words, as ‘he runneth very swiftly’; or by clusters of words, as ‘he runs with most amazing speed’; or ‘he works in a very skilful way.’