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INDEX.

It, as Antecedent, "it is you
that say so," 160.
preparatory, 329.
"it was then that," &c.,
162, 330.
"it is said that he is
coming," 151.
"it will soon be November," 328.
" it pities me," 328.
" it thinks," for " it seems,"
328.
-ize or -ise, 289.
-it, Verbs in -it accented double
t in Pres. Part., 277.
K.
Know, " he is known to be
honest," 107.
L.
Latin, words derived from,
533-548.
Lay, principal parts of, 76.
causative of " lie," 76.
Layamon, texts compared, 555.
Present Participle rare in,
588, Note.
Less than, "thy less-than woman's hand," 491.
Lest, derivation of, 482.
followed by " should" instead of might," 166.
Let, "let me see," 88.
"a house to let," 109.
Lie, principal parts of, 76.
connected with "lay," 76.
Like, " I like a rascal to be
punished," 97.
Little, "by little and little,"
191, Note, 356.

-II, modified before affixes, 275.
Lose, "this will lose you your
friends," 117.
M.
Make, " they made him king,"
148.
~Many, " many a," 218.
May, double meaning of, 170,
175-6.
Methinks, 328.
lMight, after "that; "
" should," after "lest,"
166.
"he might have helped
me," 172.
"a king, who might keep
us in order," 185, Note.
different meanings of,
175-6.
Milton, his dictum on poetry,
501, Note.
anomalies in, 568.
"than whom," 346.
use of Ablative Absolute,
408.
Mine, 197, 569.
Jloods, see Indicative, &c.,
70.
MAore, used as a Noun.
'he more than hesitated,"
491.
"somee more pudding,"
219.
" asking for more," 221.
Jly, old form of, 554, 569.
N.
-n final, dropped in Passive Participles, 554,
558.

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