, 271

CHAPTER XXXII.

ON DERIVATION AND INFLECTION.

371-373. Their nature 272-275

CHAPTER XXXIII.

ADVERBS.

374, 375. Their division 276
376-379. Adverbs of deflection 277
380. _Darkling_ 278

CHAPTER XXXIV.

ON CERTAIN ADVERBS OF PLACE.

381-384. _Hither_, _thither_, &c 279
385. _Hence_, &c. 280
386. _Yonder_ 280
387. _Anon_ 281

CHAPTER XXXV.

ON WHEN, THEN, AND THAN.

388, 389. Their origin 282

CHAPTER XXXVI.

PREPOSITIONS AND CONJUNCTIONS.

390. Prepositions 283
391. Conjunctions 283
392. _Yes_, _No_ 283
393. Particles 283

CHAPTER XXXVII.

ON THE GRAMMATICAL POSITION OF THE WORDS _mine_ AND _thine_.

394-407. Equivalent to _meus_ and _tuus_, rather than possessive
cases 284-290

CHAPTER XXXVIII.

ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE WEAK PRAETERITE.

408. Grimm's view 291
409, 410. Remarks of Dr. Trithen 291-293

PART V.

SYNTAX.

CHAPTER I.

ON SYNTAX IN GENERAL.

411, 412. Syntax 294
413. Personification 294
414. Ellipsis 295
415. Pleonasm 295
416. Zeugma 295
417. _Pros to semainomenon_ 296
418. Apposition 296
419. Collectiveness 297
420. Reduction 297
421. Determination of part of speech 298
422-424. Convertibility 298, 299
425. _The Blacks of Africa_ 299
426. _None of your ifs_ 300
427. Convertible words numerous in English 300

CHAPTER II.

SYNTAX OF SUBSTANTIVES.

428. _Rundell and Bridge's_ 301
429. _Right and left_ 301

CHAPTER III.

SYNTAX OF ADJECTIVES.

430. Pleonasm 302
431. Collocation 302