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What, how used Relatively,
27-8.
used in dependent questions, 28.
'' what with -what with,'
442.
4not but?ahat he meant
mischief," 451.
"4 what a,'' 218.
When, "when walkin~ " 406.
JWhence, supplanted by
'where from,' 383).
Where, " froin where? " 454.
"1 know not where to
begin," 398.
Where-to, for whither, 382.
Whether, once Interrogative,
463.
used as Co-ord. Conjunction, 443.
Which, for modern "as "in
Slhakspeare, 206.
"I have no money with
which to buy food,"
398.
"which a," 218 -While, " while walkingh" 406.
W~hi t h er, supplanted by
" where-to," 384.
JWho, how nsed Relatively, 27.
used in dependent questions, 28.
three centuries later than
"4whose " as a Relative, 5 72.
for "lie that,' 509.
Whoin, "withoin say ye that I
am?"' 346.
Why, as Conjunctional Adv~erb. 418.
derivation of, 463, Note.
Will and shall, distinction
betwveen, 87.
"I will" II "I shall willingly," 173.

lVillina, "Iwilling to wound
and vet af raid to
strike," 104, Note.'
Wis, "I wis," 561.
Wit, " to 'wit,"I 401.
Withe and with, 420.
W~ithout, for '' unless," 470.
W~orth. followed by Object,
129.
IWould, different meanings of,
177-8.
used in Consequent,
''ishould '' in Antecedent, 237.
I 'used to," 179.
"0 that he would," 185,
Note.
after "1 prayed," " besought," &C., 167, 185,
Note.
"I wish he would come,"
465.
"He thought he would
take a walk,"1 173.
Scotch use of for
"4should," 170, Note.
Wycklife 408, 558.
Y.
-.y, changed in passing from
Sing. to PlUr., 267.
Ye, old form of, 569.
once only used as Subject, 38.
You, substituted for thou, 569,
Note 5.
substituted for ye, 38.
Your, old formn ot; 569.
old use for " yours," 435.
"this of yours, " 434.
Yourn, origin of, 435.
Yourselves, derivation of, 569.

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