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-n, dropped in min and thin,
554, 569.
dropped in Infinitives,
544.
Nam, for" "am not," 381.
Natbliess, 230.
Naugyht, 417.
Nat wnal, the " National
Period of the English
Language, 535.
-ne, the old -nte retained for
emphasis in " none,"
n6 ine," &c, 197.
Near, derivation of, 197.
Nreeds, ''I must needs come,"
341.
Negative, before " but," 381.
Neither - nor, followed by
Plural Verb for Singular, 33, 228.
Never, ' though you were
never so ill," 473.
" lie never sees me that
he does not laugh," 455.
No, Adverbial, 230.
"y, ou are no soldier," 230.
"whether he tomes or
no,,, 417.
"he slept no more," 220.
and " none," differe nce of
use, 2-29-30.
Nominative Plurals, changes
in, 554.
~See also Su~ject, and
Glossarv.
None, for "no," 197, 229.
Singular, 227.
used as Plural, 227.
Adverbial, 229.
Nor, 'nor yew nor cypress
~speadl,'' for " spreads,"
3134, also 33~ 228.
Normnas-Freech terms, 535,
544.

Norther-n Dialect, 533 —583.
Not, a contraction for
"naught, " 417.
"not but what," 451.
"not but" 452.
Notwithstanding, 477.
Nones, Uses and Inflections
of, 30-37.
Pl ural IInflections of, 34 -36.,
of the Synthetical Period,
569.
Noun-obyject, 81
Nloune 1)/irases, containing Infinitive, 98.
Nounesubject, 81.
Now 4, now (that) we've
come, 444.
Now-a-dags, 196, 341.
Numeerol (Adjectiv es), why
Iiregulai, 19.3-212.
Number, -agreeing ia cnunber- 78.
0.
Object, 12-20.
meaning of, 13.
different forms of, 15.
"governing an Object,"
84.
with Verb omitted before
" and," 333.
(Indirect) see Indirect.
Cognate, 125.
Adverbial, 127-131.
used Absolutely by Milton and Wyckliffe, 408.
(Clauses), 448-454.
before Verb in Poetry,
514.
Of, 3-65-372.

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