Being an Apparatus for the

Diagrammatic

or, the Analysis of Sentences
made Visible to the Eye

After the Method of Messrs. Reed & Kellogg

Lesson I. Write a Sentence.

Write any sentence below — or a whole paragraph of them — and the apparatus will draw each one out, subject from predicate, as the grammars of the last century taught it.

Lesson II. Exercises for Practice.

Choose any of the following to see it diagrammed.

Lesson III. Key to the Lines.

Each kind of word has its own place and each kind of line its own meaning. The specimens below are drawn by the same apparatus.