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Adverbs, repeated, 420.
used as Nouns, 882, 454.
in -e old foim, 413, 522.
used like Adjectives with
Nouns, 419.
in -e 557.
Adjectiv es used as, 562.
Adverbial Clauses, 455-8.
Phiases, 340 420.
Phrase', omit Prepositions, 131.
Phrases, containing Infinitive, 98.
Against, a Con junction, 349.
Ago, "lfive days af/o, " 340.
Agre enient of Verb with
Noun, 78, 79.
not true of the Imperative
Mfood. 9 1.
apparently violated, 86.
violated af ter " nor," 228,
334.
violated in use of
" none, " 227.
A-ground. 348, 375.
A lb eit, 4 76.
Almost, "'my almost drunkenness of heart," 419.
All, "a ll of us," 199, 215,
365.
"for all that,"
"though," 475.
All, "all-it; '' like "although,''
476.
Analgsis, scheme of, 265.
of Sentences, 239-265.
meaning of, 253.
Analytical structure of language, 556.
And, and will you leave
me '?" 440.
and that, quickly, 4141.
by and by," 441.
-ant and -eat, 288.

Antecedent, in Conditional sentence,167.
Antecedialt (of Relative),
omitted, 25.
implied in Possessive Adj.,
497.
Apostrophe, whene inserted and
omitted, 37.
in 'ens, 569, Note 4.
Apposqition,. 137-143.
with implied Noun, 143.
Apposition, with Indl. Obj.
and Possess.-Case, rare,
141, 14-2.
-Appositional rerbs, 147-150.
Arccaisins, Poetical, 502-512.
Are, origin of, 577.
As, radical meaning of,
203.
used for Rel. Pron., 205.
vulgar use of, 207.
parenthetical use of, 208.
redundant, 209.
for "-that," (Conj.), 480.
in condensed clauses, 446.
"so as " " 1provided
that," 461.
in Early English, 487.
"as far ais I k now, " 483.
"as -so " "=IIboth -
and," 484.
"as good as,"I but "1not
so good as," 483.
for "as if," 486.
"as yet " as then,"
487.
(as for;""as to," 364,
489.
"this will serve as ink,"
209.
(is if," 'as though,''
211.
"This is as fine a horse
as I have seen," 493.

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