    & They, too, can read and write, of "  coursey but their solecisms, barbarisms, and’  vulgartsms call for rebuke, and what better!  rebukeathan to treat them as if they did not  belong at all'to condemn them figuratively to  the outer darkness of the unlettered?    Sentence 2: They, too, can read and write, and  their solecisms are no reason for rebuke.