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INDEX.

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As, "he was so kind as to
promise," 479.
provincial, "he says he'll
come as to-morrow, "488.
"inasmuch as," 458.
"as far as," &c., 53.
"young as I am,". 464.
" as being," 407.
Ascendant, used by Pope as
Adj.. 228.
Ask, he asked me a question,"
119.
"I was asked three questions," 122.
"he was asked to explain,"
103, 105.
Asleep, 348.
At, 350-353.
difference between at and
"in," 353, 354.
"at three years old," 342.
Auxiliary (Verbs) take the
old Infinitive, 93-96.
used Condit;onally, 170.
used Indirectly, 174.
used in Past Tense after a
Past Tense, 180, 181.
B.
Be, an Appositional Verb, or
Verb of Identity, 147 -150.
takes a " Supplement,"
148.
old form of, conjugated,
573-576.
in the Indicative, 578 -579.
Subjunctive modern, 168,
note.
omitted "woe to the man,"
519.

Beest, " if thou beest," 578.
Ben Jonson used Participle in
-and before "of," 590.
Better, origin of, 43.
"you had better," 386.
" better wait a while,"
386.
Bin, origin of, 580.
Blue, "the breezy blue," 529.
Brackets, when used, 315.
But (Preposition), 380-1.
Radical meaning and
uses of, 381.
"'twas none but he," 380.
transition to adversative
use, 452.
But, (Conjunction) put for
"that not," 202.
" but for," 469.
= "that not," rarely as
object, 498.
"we did not know but
that," 450.
"not but what," 451.
"not but there are," &c.,
452.
"it cannot be denied
but," 453.
"it never rains but it
pours," 467.
"I'll be hanged but," &c.,
467.
"there is no one but hates
me," 468.
"No sooner -but," 456.
"I had scarcely gone a
mile, but," 456.
"he is all but perfect,"
"any thing but," 453,
"but for me," 363.
But that, " but that he has a
family," 468.
"I cannot be persuaded
but that," 450.

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