The conjunction must be placed between the words it connects: otherwise the meaning is changed or destroyed:
Put away the pen and the ink-stand.
Put and away the pen the ink-stand.
The "Children's House" is attractive because it is pretty.
The "Children's House" is attractive it is pretty.
Lessons and Commands on the Conjunctions
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Coordinate conjunctions: and, or, neither, nor (e, o, nè).
Commands:—
—Come to "silence" where you are and move only at my call.
—Come to "silence" where you are or else move silently among the chairs.
—Walk on tip-toe about the room, being careful neither to meet nor to follow one another.
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