97. Plurals not ending in -s

90

91

93

98. Plurals formed by a change of vowels-men, &c.

99. Plurals in -n or -en

101. Plurals formed by a combination, &c.

102. Cargoes, ladies, &c.

103. Current and obsolete processes

104-106. The Possessive Case

107. Adjectives

their Comparison

109-113. Comparative Degree .

114-116. Superlative Degree

117. Forms in -m-ost like upmost, &c.

118-119. The Verb-Verbals

120. The Verb.

121. Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

122. Inflection of Verb

Anglo-Saxon Participle

123. Number

124. Person

125. Tense

106

222. Sentences connected by means of a Relative Pronoun

223. Relative and Antecedent-Concord of Person

174

175

229. Solomon, the son of David, who-

230-232. Sentences connected by means of a Conjunction

233-234. Copulative and Disjunctive Conjunctions

178

178-180

180

235-236. Either, &c.

237--241. Causal, Illative, Final, and Conditional Conjunctions 181-182

242. As

183