134
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181. Man-servant and maid-servant
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134
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182, 183. Forms like genitrix
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135
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184. Forms like domina
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136
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185—189. Genders in English
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136, 137
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190—192. The sun in his glory; the moon in her wane
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138
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193. Miscellaneous forms
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139—142
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CHAPTER III.
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THE NUMBERS.
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194—197. Numbers in English
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143, 144
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198. Rule
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145
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199. Remarks
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145
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200. Addition of -es
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146
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Pence, alms, &c.
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147
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Mathematics
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147
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201. Children
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149
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202. Form in -en
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150
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203. Men, feet, &c.
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150
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204. Brethren, &c.
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150
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205. Houses
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152
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206. Wives, &c.
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152
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CHAPTER IV.
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ON THE CASES.
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207—211. Nature of cases
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154—156
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212. Accusatives
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156
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213. Datives
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157
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214. Genitives
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157
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215. Instrumental
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158
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All the better
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158, 159
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216. Determination of cases
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159
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217. Analysis of cases
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160
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218. Form in -s
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160
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CHAPTER V.
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THE PERSONAL PRONOUNS.
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219, 220. I, we, us, &c.
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162
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221. You
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162
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222. Me
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163
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223—225. Cautions
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163, 164
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CHAPTER VI.
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ON THE TRUE REFLECTIVE PRONOUN IN THE GOTHIC LANGUAGES, AND ON ITS ABSENCE IN ENGLISH.
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226. How far found in English
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165
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CHAPTER VII.
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THE DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS, ETC.
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227. He, she, it
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166
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228. She
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166
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229. Her, him, his, its, &c.
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167
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230. Theirs
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167
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231. Table
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168
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232. These
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169
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233. Those
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171
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CHAPTER VIII.
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THE RELATIVE, INTERROGATIVE, AND CERTAIN OTHER PRONOUNS.
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234. Who, what, &c.
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173
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235. Same, &c.
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173
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236. Other, whether
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177
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CHAPTER IX.
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ON CERTAIN FORMS IN -ER.
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237—239. Idea expressed by -er
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179—181
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