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, &c., for _here_, &c., with verb of motion --_hence_, &c., with _from_ prefixed --_when_, &c., not to follow _is_ in a definition ("_Concord is_ WHEN," &c.,) --_ever_ and _never_, to be carefully distinguished --in _ly_, when preferable to other forms --_Adverb_, appar. made object of a prep. ("_At_ ONCE,") --emphatic, with verb of self-motion suppressed ("_I'll_ HENCE,") --_Adverb_ HOW, misuse of ("_He said_ HOW," &c.,) --NO, not to be used in reference to a verb or a part. --_Adverbial_ form or character, words of, how parsed --_Adverbs_, punct. of --_Adverb_, ellips. of, shown --_Adverbs_, derivation of, --many common Eng., of Anglo-Sax. origin --poet. peculiarities in the use of --peculiar use of those of two syllables in _ly_, by MILT. and his contemporaries --_Adverbial phrase_, a needless and improper designation in analysis _Affectation_ of fine writing, PREC. against _Ago_ and _since_, difference between AGREEMENT, of words, defined --with what synonymous --_Agreement_, how many of the parts of speech in Eng., incapable of; none necessary between words unrelated --as differing from relation --of words in the same construc., not easy to determine --rules of, as applied to articles, impertinent --_Agreements_, syntactical, in Eng., specified --_Agreement_, general principles of --figurative, of pronouns with antecedents _Ah_, sometimes departs from usage _Alexandrine verse_, description of _Alias_, for the equivocal _or_, use of, in judicial proceedings _All_, when may be reckoned a noun _Allegory_, defined --_Allegory_ includes most parables of Script., and some fables _Alphabet_, Eng., names and plur. numb. of the letters --Hebrew, names and characters of, given, --Greek, do. --Latin, names of the letters of, scarcely known even to the learned; account of its letters --A _perfect alphabet_ in Eng., what it would effect --Letters of the _alphabet_, when and how used in the sciences _Alphabetic writing_, its advantage over the syllabic _Ambiguous, construc._, with respect to the _class_ of a word --do., with resp. to the _case_ of a word --_expressions_, PREC. against _Amen_, use and import of _Among_ and _amongst, amid_ and _amidst_, different in sense and construc. from _between_ and _betwixt_ --incompatible with the
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