About the grammar of a sentence This is from an article I read online, it's a long sentence: "These notes were originally prepared for fellow-tutors as a first contribution to a debate, and never intended for wider circulation, but feedback from their first accidental appearance justifies their reappearance, and requests from a number of universities to adapt and re-print them." I have many questions about the grammar of this sentence. For instance: "..., and never intended for wider circulation,..." Is it ok to not have the subject in this part? Shouldn't it be like "... ,and it was never intended..."? The other one is what confused me the most: "... , and requests from a number of universities to adapt and re-print them." I couldn't help feeling that this part of the sentence is not complete. I think it should be more like: "..., and requests from a number of universities to adapt and re-print them were sent to me." Can anyone help explain this to me? Thanks!