The structure of the English sentence

by Lillian Kimball Stewart

9.

Not what we think, but what we do,

Makes saints of us. —Alice Cary.

10.

He reeled, and staggering back sank to the ground;

And then the gloom dispersed, and the wind fell,

And the bright sun broke forth, and melted all

The cloud. —M. Arnold.

11. Only the learned, who were very few, could read Latin; hence there came to be great ignorance of the Bible, and all sorts of superstitions and false beliefs took possession of the people, and the Bible came to be almost a forgotten and unused book.—Munger.

12. Wherever the Anglo-Saxon race goes, there law, industry, and safety for life and property are certain to arise.—Dickens.