=Analysis of (C.)= Kind, an adv. clause, mod. _will depart_. Subject, he. Predicate, { verb of incomplete predication, _is_. { complement of predicate, _old_. Adv. of mod. of pred., when. =Analysis of (D.)= Kind, a principal clause. Subject, he. Predicate, will depart. Adv. modifiers of pred., not, from it, _when he is old_.
1. The evil that men do lives after them.—_Shakespeare._
2. An idler is a watch that wants both hands.—_Cowper._
3. If sinners entice thee, consent thou not.—_Bible._
4. “I have it ready,” said Bassanio; “here it is.”—_Lamb._
5. I think of those upon whose rest he tramples.—_Bryant._
6. It is a great day when the sled is loaded with the buckets, and the procession starts for the woods.—_Warner._
7. Meantime the French had given way, and were flying in all directions.—_Warburton._
8. I believe there is no permanent greatness to a nation except it be based upon morality.—_Bright._
9. Gilliatt had thrust his arm deep into the opening; the monster had snapped at it.—_Hugo._
10. The things we have described occupied only a few minutes.—_Hugo._
11. The Turks spread gradually over the battlefield below us, slaughtering as they advanced.—_Forbes._
12. There were many boys in the room by whom that little scene was taken to heart before they slept.—_Hughes._
13. General Brock, who had risen as usual before day-break, hearing the cannonading, galloped from Niagara to the scene of action.—_Miss Machar._
14. In walking one day up the mountain behind Montreal, I leaned over a paling which enclosed the water reservoir of the city.—_Argyle._
15. Then was committed that fearful crime, memorable for its singular atrocity, memorable for the tremendous retribution which followed.—_Macaulay._
She was a phantom of delight When first she gleamed upon my sight.—_Wordsworth._
He that died at Azan gave This to those who made his grave.—_Arnold._
He sendeth the springs into the valleys, Which run among the hills.—_Bible._
Thy dress was like the lilies, And thy heart as pure as they.—_Longfellow._
A pound of that same merchant’s flesh is thine; The court awards it, and the law doth give it.—_Shakespeare._
21. Happy is the man whose good intentions have borne fruit in deeds and whose evil thoughts have perished in the blossom.—_Scott._