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That, (Conj.) omitted in
Poetry, 523.
The, 421-424.
"the sooner the better,"
344, 490, 571.
"the leaving it," 593.
"' during the first and sec —
ond centuries," 426.
" the earth," " the astronolner Adamss," 421.
"the classical Addison,"
423.
"the IRupert of debate,"
424.
"the Thames, Chilterns,
Levant, itigi," 424.
Thee, "It is thee I fear,"
346.
Their, old form of, 569.
Them,, old form of. 569, 570.
origin of, 571.
spelt 'enL, 569, Note 4.
Then, "' the then world," 419.
There, preparatory,"t there was
once a bov," 151.
They, old form of, 569, 570.
origiin of, 571.
Thi, a Case of "the " in " the
sooner the better," 571.
Think, '' we thought her Joolish," 149.
"where it thinks best," 32.
Thine, 569.
This, " this day three months,"
340.
Thou, old form of, 569.
followed by Verbal InfSection in -e. 581.
replaced by "you," 569,
Note 5.
Though, " though conquered,"
407.
"as though," 211.
Thy, 569.

Till, once used of space, 376.
Time, Adverbial Phrases of,
340.
To, 377-379.
usel before Infinitives,
554, 556.
used irregularly, 561.
omitted or inserted, 93-96,
38-3;83.
after Intr. Verbs of feelings, 1392.
after Verbs of the senses,
388.
after Verbs of asking, 105.
after " than," 383.
l)ieasant to see," 108.
" he was ordered to conie,"
107.
"water to drink," 110.
"willing to help,'' 104,
Note.
"to think that he should
say so," 111.
"'to tell vou the truth;"
" to be sure," 110, 401.
"I know not how to,
whether to." &c., 398.
"I have no object for
which to strive," 39'9.
"he was the first to
comle," 393.
"give me your promise
to obey," 394.
"be kind enotugh to exctuse nme," 397., Where to begiln!" 398.
"I call God to witness,"
377.
"I have the pleasure to
inform you," 395.
"to all appearance," 378.
" le is said to be coming,"
98.
"nothing to do," 109.

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