(2) Adjectives: "On high the winds lift up their voices."
(3) Adverbs: "If I live wholly from within;" "Had it not been for the sea from aft."
(4) Phrases: "Everything came to her from on high;" "From of old they had been zealous worshipers."
(5) Infinitives: "The queen now scarce spoke to him save to convey some necessary command for her service."
(6) Gerunds: "They shrink from inflicting what they threaten;" "He is not content with shining on great occasions."
(7) Clauses:
"Each soldier eye shall brightly turn
To where thy sky-born glories burn."
Object usually objective case, if noun or pronoun.
309. The object of a preposition, if a noun or pronoun, is usually in the objective case. In pronouns, this is shown by the form of the word, as in Sec. 308 (1).
Often possessive.