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INDEX.

331

Dative, Early English, 126,
128.
"him" used for Accusative, 554.
Plural in -urn supplanted,
554.
Dependent, and dependant, 288.
Do, originial meaning of, 386.
"how do vou do," 386.
" do what I may," 474.
Done, "this done, they departed," 135.
Doors, in doors," 196, 341.
Doubt, "doubt not but," or
"not that," 453.
Dozen, " a dozen sheep," 193.
Distance, "it was a short distance off," 340.
Drier, spelling of, 268.
E.
-e final dropped and retained
before affixes, 270.
what it represented, 557.
used for -en, e.g " broke(n)," 558.
Each, not with Plural Verb,
224.
"They hated each other,"
223.
Each other, " each other
sheds," 530.
-ede, -eed, spelling of, explained, 283.
Either, "either a or b was,"
not ' were," 228.
-ive, affix spelling of, 283.
-el, Verbs ending in -el, double
I in Pres. Participle.
Ellipses, see As, Than, That,
&c.

'em, represents not them but
henm, 569, Note 4.
-en, Participial Adjectives in,
558.
Infinitive termination, 94 -96, 585, 586.
-ene, enlte, Gerundive termination, 585, 586.
Enlargement, of Subject or
Object, 263.
English, Periods of, 533-595.
recognized as the National
language, 536.
Caxton's remarks on,82.
Enough. 216.
kind enough to," 397.
Epithet, used for thing denoted, 529.
-er, suffix for Comparative, 43.
Verbs ending in -er accented, double r in
Pres. Part., 277.
Ever, "he was ever so ill,"
473.
Every," every hundred years,"
225.
Exclamation, note of, 313.
Extension (of Predicate), 263.
Extent, Adverbial Phrases of,
340.
F.
Feel, followed by Passive Participle, 260, Note.
Few, "afew men," 217.
Foot, "bound hand and foot,"
128.
For, 358-364.
f"Jo a year," "'obr once,"
362.
"Jfir mv part," 364.
"'for shaame! " 259.

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