Of a PREPOSITION.

A Preposition is a Part of Speech, that serves to express the particular Relation and Circumstance of some other Part of Speech, and is either used in Apposition, as in Heaven; or in Composition, as Invisible.

Prepositions used in Apposition.

Above between of
about betwixt on
after beyond over
against by through
among for throughout
amongst from towards
at in under
before into unto
behind near upon
beneath near to with
below nigh within
beside nigh to without.

Prepositions used in Composition.

A-base ap-point
ab-use as-certain
abs-tract at-taint
ac-commodate be-friend
ad-apt circum-ambient
af-fix co-adjutor
after-noon com-pound
amphi-theatre com-plot
ante-date con-strain
anti-christ contra-diction
an-archy counter-balance.
de-camp op-pression
Dis-appoint over-reach
dif-fusive out-landish
di-minish per-form
e-mission post-master
em-brace pre-eminence
en-close preter-natural
es-say pro-long
ex-terminate re-gain
extra-ordinary retro-grade
for-bear sub-join
fore-see super-fine
im-perfect trans-migration
in-glorious un-worthy
inter-view under-written
intro-duction up-right
ob-noxious with-draw
off-spring &c., &c., &c.

Of an INTERJECTION.

An Interjection is a Part of Speech, that serves to express some sudden Motion or Passion of the Mind, transported with the Sensation of Pleasure or Pain.

Of Pleasure; as, O brave! O Heavens! O Joy!