I. Point out the adjectives in each of the following sentences and parse them using the parsing model for adjectives above.In working with this exercise, use the Parsing Model for Adjectives.

1. The passionate are like men standing on their heads;  they see all things the wrong way.
2. There are two ways of arriving at the highest personal liberty; one is to have few wants, and the other is to have abundant means to satisfy them.
3. Shining characters are always the most agreeable.
4. Mental pleasures never cloy; unlike those of the body, they are increased by repetition.
5. The beautiful strikes us much by novelty as the deformed, itself
    Burke
6. Stone walls do not a prison make
           Nor iron bars a cage.
   Minds innocent and quiet take
          That for a hermitage.

1. Rarely in public office, he was still a public man in largest sense; all were proud of him. The old honored him, the young loved him, and both old and young admitted him.
2. How sweetly come the holy psalms
          From saints and martyrs down
   The waving of triumphal palms
          Above the thorny crown!
   The choral praise, the chanted prayers
          From harps by angles strung.
   The hunted Cameron’s mountain airs,
          The hymns that Luther sung!
    Whittier