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Periods, of the English language, 533-595.
Person, explanation of term,
79.
agreement "in Person,"
78.
Personal endings in Past
Tense of Strong Verbs,
581.
Personal Pronouns, 38,
569.
see him, her, &c.
Phrase, defined, 239.
Noun l'Phrases, 240.
Adjective Phrases, 241.
Adv-erbial P'hrases, 242.
Relative, 255.
Pity, ' it pitied me, ' 328.
Plly, " heplt)yed me a trick,"
119.
Please, "please help me,"
386.
"if you please," 328.
Pleasure, " I have the pleasure to inforin you,"
395.
Plural, Inflections of Nouns,
34-36.
(Verbs) with Singular
Nouns, 86, 336, 338,
339.
Poetry and Prose, difference
between, 500.
archaic, irregular, terse,
500.
Pop e, unrrammatical, 530,
338, Note.
th than 'era all," 346.
Position (of wiords) irregular
ill poetry, 51.3-516.
Possessice Inflection, 37.
rarelv a(dmits Apposition;
" Willitam tle 'Conqueror's character," 142.

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Possessive (Adjective) irregularly used, 432-435.
"that ugly face of his,"
433.
implies Antecedent of Relative, 497.
Predicate, 263.
Prefixes, see a(- above.
alter spelling, 275.
Prepositions, 50-51, 349 -383.
original meanings of,
347.
derived meanings of, 348.
omitted, 127-131.
in Adjective Phrases,
ambiguous, 436.
with Adverbs as Objects,
382-383.
Objects omitted, 384.
parts of Compound Verbs,
384.
followed by "that" become Conjunctions, 444.
Present, used for Future, 189.
used indifferently with
Future by Pope, 191.
Presently, chaige in meaning
of the word, 441, Note.
Price, expressed by Adverbial
Object, 343.
Pronouns, uses and Inflections
of, 38.
See Personal, Reflexive,
Relatire, &c.
of the Synthetical Period,
569-572.
Prose and Poetry, difference
between, 501.
Punctuation, hints on, 292 -315.
Puipose, conjunctions of, 478 -482.

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