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152 ~APPENDLX[Pr 28

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"6would " in the Consequent (with the Second and
Third Persons), hut not fin the Antecedent. Hence
arose the following scheme:ANTECEDENT. CONSEQUENT.
(sall { wilt see
If lie should, or were to h le Would see senme.
[should have f wouldhvesn

238 III. Modern Mixed Conditional Mood.
This is formed by'blending the New Inflectional
Mood with the New Auxiliary Mlood, as follows:A NT E CED E NT. CONSEQUENT.
{comesse
If he cmo come [li e would se m.
I a e r1were, 1to ee
Lhad cameme e would hare seen
Hence we see that the Inflectional. MAood, bavinio
beeni assimilated to the Indicative, and heing' superior
in brevity to the Auxiliary form, has gained the
victory, as it were, in the, Antecedent, where the
resemblance to the lIndicatiNve does not cajuse much
dangTer of ambiguity; but the Auxiliary form has
geained the victory in the Consequent.