ABLAUT, 123, 265, 286, 502.
Accent, 616, 621.

Accentuation, 156, 619, 632.
Accidence, 66, 212.
Addison, 161, 540, 656.
Adjection, 425.
triple, 426.

Adjective, ambidextral, 84.
office-bearing, 423.
morphology of. 425, 427.

Adverb, threefold, 428.

Flat, 430, 500, 514.
Flexional, 434. 515.
Phrasal, 445, 517.
Adverbiation, 451.
Eschylus, 608.

Agglutinate languages, 570.
Aldhelm, 27.

Alemannian dialect, 377.
Alexander, Romance of, 60.
Alexandrine metre, 60.
Alford, Dean, 238, 239, 404.

Alfred, his version of Gregory's
Cura Pastoralis, 27, 28, 29.
'Alfred Jewel,' the, 285.
Allingham, William, 597.
Alliteration, 626, 629.

Alliterative couplings, 628.

Analysis, 551, 553.

of old form

Analytic and Synthetic, 445,
Ancient languages, 245, 654.
Andrewes, Lancelot, 469.
Anglian dialect, 23, 26. 28, 86,
Anglosaxou features, 14, 17,
127, 421, 467, 469, 505, 575-
Anti-Jacobin, 650.
Arabic, numerals, 230.

words in English, 353.
Area of words, 32, 37.
Aristophanes, 608.
Arnold, Dr., 248.
Arnold, Matthew, 184.
Arthur, king, 47.
Article, definite, 491.

indefinite, 498, 511.

Danish and Swedish, 8.

Articulation, 615.

Aryan languages, 2, 252, 465, 57
Ascham, R., 318.

Aspirate consonants, 4.
Augmentatives, 376.

Austen, Jane, 440, 484, 497, 52
Auxiliary verbs, 291, 294, 295,
587.

Browning, Robert, 608.
Brutes, language of, 247.
Bunyan, John, 153, 241.
Burns, 269, 377, 399.
Butler, Joseph, 362.
Samuel, 174.

Cadmon, poet, 24, 136, 509.
Campbell, Thomas, 215, 335.
Cardinal vowels, 109.

Carlyle, Thomas, 323, 396, 477,
499, 550, 601.
Case-endings, 378.

Castrén, Alexander, his Samoyedian
Granimar, 126.

Caxton, William, 294, 325, 496,
534, 580, 586, 588.
Chaldee, 3.

Chalmers, Thomas, 349, 358.
Chapman his Homer, 275, 395.
Chaucer, 67, 73, 93, 125, 144, 155,

169, 177, 179, 200, 201, 232,
254, 264, 269, 283, 292, 294,
323, 326, 328, 336, 338, 394,
409, 423, 483, 489, 493, 535,
577, 647.

Childish speech, 125.
Chinese language, 223.
writing, 90.

accidence, 223.

syntax, 570.

'Chirt,' 147.

Christian names, 373.

Christianity and languages, 13.
Church, R. W., 580 d.
Clarendon quoted, 327.
his style, 657.

Clarke, Mrs. Cowden, 530.
Classics, influence of, 359.
Claudius Cæsar a phonetic reformer,
186.

Clough, Arthur H., 202, 310, 321.
Cochin-Chinese, 462.

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 272, 281,
472, 660 a.

Sir J. T., 478.

Collier, Jeremy, 363.
Collocation, 553 #, 530.

Common Prayer Book, 321,384,564.

Latin, 411.

Greek, 420.

Freeman, Edward A., 242, 423, 473,
501, 580 c, 626.

Freemasons, their Amen, 210.
French language, 9; a standard in
England, 43; the language of
public business, 52; of games
of chance, 56; translations from,
59; French of Paris, 64; French
blending with English, 80, 82;
French C, 134; CH, 140; in-
troduction of V-sound, 137; has
a W-sound, 167; interjections,
202, 204; version of Amen, 210;
reflex verb, 580 h.

its characteristics, 427, 470,
512, 561, 581.

forms, 329, 347, 350, 368,

460, 632.

in documents, 69.

influence, 176, 217, 354, 368,
380, 406, 455, 466, 472, 523, 539.
interjections, 202, 204, 378.
logicality, 596, 610.

orthography, 138, 141.
pronunciation, 156, 169, 170,

Flat adjective, 425.

adverb, 430, 432.

pronoun-adverb, 500.

173.

substantive-verb, 278.
verb in iser, 311.