"Where'er the eye could light these words you read:
'Who comes this way—behold, and fear to sin!'"—Pollok.
"Fall he that must, beneath his rival's arms,
And live the rest, secure of future harms."—Pope.
"Cursed be I that did so!—All the charms
Of Sycorax, toads, beetles, bats, light on you!"—Shakspeare.
"Have done thy charms, thou hateful wither'd hag!"—Idem.
PARTICIPLES.
1. The Imperfect. 2. The Perfect. 3. The Preperfect. Loving. Loved. Having loved.
SYNOPSIS OF THE FIRST EXAMPLE.
FIRST PERSON SINGULAR.
IND. I love or do love, I loved or did love, I have loved. I had loved, I shall or will love, I shall or will have loved. POT. I may, can, or must love; I might, could, would, or should love; I may, can, or must have loved; I might, could, would, or should have loved. SUBJ. If I love, If I loved.