her_ and _I me_ are going on the boat.
76. If any are late it will not be _us we_.
77. _Who whom_ are you going to collect it from?
78. _Who whom_ do men say that he is?
79. _Who whom_ do you think _him he_ to be?
80. _They them_ and their children have gone abroad.
81. It was not _they them_.
82. _Who whom_ am I said to be?
83. I do not know to _who whom_ to direct him.
84. How can one tell _who whom_ is at home now?
85. _Who whom_ is that for?
86. Choose _who whom_ you please.
87. Do you think _I me_ to be _her she who whom_ you call Kate?
88. Some _who whom_ their friends expected were kept away.
89. Give it to _who whom_ seems to want it most.
90. _Who whom_ do you think I saw there?
91. I hope it was _she her who whom_ we saw.
92. It could not have been _him he_.
93. _Who whom_ did you say did it?
94. Let _them they_ come at once.
95. The man on _who whom_ I relied was absent.
96. I know it was _they them who whom_ did it.
97. Will he let _us we_ go?
98. It came from _they them who whom_ should not have sent it.
99. It was not _us we_ from _who whom_ it came.
100. Can it be _she her_?
101. _Thou thee_ art mistaken.
102. Let me tell _thee thou, thee thou_ wilt do wrong.
103. Send _who whom_ wants the pass to me.
104. Tell _who whom_ you choose to come.
105. Is he the man for _who whom_ the city is named?
106. The book is for _who whom_ needs it.
107. I do not know _who whom_ the book is for.

30. The COMPOUND PERSONAL PRONOUNS are formed by adding _self_
or _selves_ to certain of the objective and possessive personal
pronouns; as, _herself, myself, itself, themselves_, etc. They
are used to add emphasis to an expression; as, _I, MYSELF, did
it, He, HIMSELF, said so._ They are also used reflexively after
verbs and prepositions; as, _He mentioned HIMSELF, He did it for
HIMSELF_.

The compound personal pronouns should generally be confined to
their emphatic and reflexive use. Do not say, _MYSELF and John
will come_, but, _John and I will come_. Do not say, _They invited
John and MYSELF_, but, _They invited John and ME_.

The compound personal pronouns have no possessive forms; but for
the sake of emphasis _own_ with the ordinary possessive form is
used; as, _I have my OWN book, Bring your OWN work, He has a home
of his OWN._

31. There are no such forms as _hisself, your'n, his'n, her'n,
theirself, theirselves, their'n_. In place of these use simply _his,
her, their_, or _your_.