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-- The words _eroteme_ and _ecphoneme_, which, like _aposteme_ and— The Grammar of English Grammars
-- Not proper, because an eroteme is set after _store_, where a comma would be sufficient.— The Grammar of English Grammars
In Greek, the difference is greater: the colon, expressed by the upper dot alone, is the only point between the comma and the period; the ecphoneme, or note of exclamation, is hardly recognized, though some printers of the classics have occasionally introduced it; and the eroteme, or note of interrogation, retains in that language its pristine form, which is that of our semicolon.— The Grammar of English Grammars
When two or more questions are united in one compound sentence, the comma, semicolon, or dash, is sometimes used to separate them, and the eroteme occurs after the last only; as, 1.— The Grammar of English Grammars
-- The value of the eroteme as a sign of pause, is stated very differently by different grammarians; while many of the vast multitude, by— The Grammar of English Grammars

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