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344. Forms in -ing
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251
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345. Forms in -ung
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252
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CHAPTER XXX.
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THE PAST PARTICIPLE.
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346. Forms in -en
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254
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347, 348. Drunken
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254
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349. Forlorn
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255
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350. Forms in -ed
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255
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351. The prefix Y
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256
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CHAPTER XXXI.
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COMPOSITION.
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352—357. Nature of compounds
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258—261
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358—361. Accent
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261—266
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362. Obscure compounds
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266
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363—365. Exceptions
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266, 267, 268
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366. Peacock, peahen
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269
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367. Nightingale
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269
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368. Improper compounds
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270
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369. Decomposites
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270
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370. Combinations
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270, 271
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CHAPTER XXXII.
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ON DERIVATION AND INFLECTION.
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371—373. Their nature
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272—275
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CHAPTER XXXIII.
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ADVERBS.
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374, 375. Their division
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276
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376—379. Adverbs of deflection
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277
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380. Darkling
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278
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CHAPTER XXXIV.
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ON CERTAIN ADVERBS OF PLACE.
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381—384. Hither, thither, &c
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279
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385. Hence, &c.
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280
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386. Yonder
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280
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387. Anon
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281
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CHAPTER XXXV.
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ON WHEN, THEN, AND THAN.
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388, 389. Their origin
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282
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CHAPTER XXXVI.
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PREPOSITIONS AND CONJUNCTIONS.
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390. Prepositions
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283
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391. Conjunctions
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283
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392. Yes, No
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283
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393. Particles
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283
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CHAPTER XXXVII.
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ON THE GRAMMATICAL POSITION OF THE WORDS mine AND thine.
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394—407. Equivalent to meus and tuus, rather than possessive cases
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284—290
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CHAPTER XXXVIII.
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ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE WEAK PRÆTERITE.
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408. Grimm's view
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291
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409, 410. Remarks of Dr. Trithen
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291—293
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PART V.Table of Contents
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SYNTAX.
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CHAPTER I.
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