The common accidence examined and explained by short questions and answers, according to the very words of the book. Conducing very much to the ease of the teacher, and the benefit of the learner. Being helpful to the better understanding of the rudiments and grounds of grammar, delivered in that and the like introductions to the Latin tongue. Written heretofore, and made use of in Rotheram School, and now publish'd for the profit of young beginners in that and other schools. By Charles Hoole, M.A. late teacher of a private grammar-school near the Token-house Garden in Lothbury, London - Hoole, Charles 1610-1667 (printed by M.C. for A. Armstrong, administratrix of J. Clark late of Mercer's-Chappel, next house to the George in Ironmongers-Lane, 1700)
"The construction of the eight parts of speech: or The second part of The common accidence" and "The examples of the English rules grammatically construed" have separate title pages; register and pagination are continuous. - An edition of: Hoole, Charles. The common accidents examined. - Reproduction of the original in the British Library. - Wing (2nd ed.), H2678AC