How to parse. ...

I INDEX.
(For an Explanation of Grammatical Terms, see the Glossary,
page xvii.)

A.
A (adj.), "a ten furlongs,"
213, 427.
"al dozen sheep," "a
little pudding," &c.,
193.
" many a," "what a,"
218.
"a jewel of a, what sort
of a, man," 438.
"a Croesus," 429.
"we are all of a mind,"
429.
A-, Prefix to Verbal Nouns,
591.
from " on," 375.
" a-fishing," a-foot,"
&c., 127.
" a-,ear," 428.
" a-row" for " in a row,"
375, note.
" eightpence a-pound,"
" a-piece," 343.
Ablative (Absolute), imitated
by Milton, 408.
-able, Suffix, 285.
About, "he tells us nothing
about how he travelled,"
454.
Absolute, Subject used absolutely, 135.

Accuse, "I accuse him of treason," 368.
Active (Form). 59-62.
Addison, his mistake about
who " and " that,"
567, Note.
Adjectives, uses and Inflections
of, 41-44.
sometimes used as Supplements, 149.
inflected in Chaucer's
time, 43, 557.
degrees of comparison, 43.
used for Adverb, 113,
note, 522.
used Participially after
Nouns, 149.
after Nouns in poetry,
515.
with implied Nouns, 412.
(Clauses) with Relative
'ronouns, 497-5(0.
(Phrases) with Infinitive,
98.
" the thickest of the fray,"
431.
" heir apparent," 431.
Adverbs, 413-20.
uses and Inflections of,
45-54.
Interrogative, how used,
49.

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