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A INDEX.

Of, after Participial Verbals,
561, 590.
"all of us," 199.
" he is a jewel of a man,"
438.
"he tells us nothing of
how he travelled," 454.
"that ugly face of his,"
432.
"the city of London;"
the cry of ' breakers,'"
437.
of a child," 365.
"of course," 367.
"light of foot," 369.
"to eat of the crumbs,"
372.
"blowing of his nails,"
592.
Of, emphatic form of "of,"
348.
Old, "ten years old," 129.
"at three years old,"
342.
Olden, 43.
On, 373, 375.
"on my honour;" "on
purpose," 374.
abbreviated to "a," 375.
Once, derivation of, 196.
"at once," 196.
One, various uses of, 226.
"their young ones," 226.
One, " one... another," 385.
Only, anomalous use of, 45.
Or, 'either A or B was," not
" were," 228.
-or, -our, spelling of, 284.
Other, " no other than," 495.
somehow or other," 416.
"they hated each other,"
223, 385, 530.
Ought, "you ought not (to)
walk," 561, 93.

Our, old form of, 569.
Ours, 435.
Ourselves, derivation of, 569.
Over, " over and over," 420.
P.
Paint, "I painted my house
white," 149.
Parsing, scheme of, 316-325.
Participles, 63-69.
have no tenses, 261.
imply (1) Adverbial, (2)
Adjectival Phrases, 261.
Participle Active, table of
changes in, 585, 586.
followed by "of," 590.
modern results of old
confusions, 595.
confused with Gerundial
Infinitive, 554.
in inge, 587, 556, 558.
rare in Layamon, 588.
"in consequence of the
king saying this," 404.
Participle Passive, 65,404, 412.
in -en, -e, 558.
used as Gerundive, 405.
with implied Noun, 411 -412.
with Adverbial Subject,
135.
with Conjunctions, 406 -407.
used absolutely with Subject, 408.
as Preposition, 409.
404, 412.
Passive (Form), 59-62.
(Voice), an imposture,
584.
Verbs, followed by Objects and " Supplements," 147-149.

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