305. Self used as an Adjective.. 292 314. Adjective Pronouns 66 306. Self" emphatic... 292 315. Reciprocal Pronouns 307. Demonstrative Pronouns.. 292 316. Indeterminate Pronouns... 301 291 313. Comparative Etymology 297 298 301 311 351. Progressive Forms... 338 333. Anglo-Saxon Modes...... 313 352. Emphatic Forms 339 339 Modes 313 354. Modern or Weak Conjuga 335. Inflection of the Infinitive 314 355. Conjugation of the Weak 340 CHAPTER VII. ADVERBS. XXV 371. Simple and Compound Prep- 373. Origin of certain Preposi 369 374. Nature and Office of Prep 370 371 ositions, with Prepositional Phrases. tions..... 372. A List of the Prepositions. 370| ositions CHAPTER IX. CONJUNCTIONS. 375. Conjunctions.. Conjunctions.... 374 378. Office of Conjunctions ... 376 376. Harris's Classification of 379. Origin of Conjunctions.... 377 377. Common Classification.... 376 374 380. Two Ways in which Sen tences are connected... 379 403. Latin secondary Derivatives 411 422. Illusive Etymologies 404. Latin Derivative Words 423. Diminutives.... 406. Natural Development of the Greek Portion of our Language 413 426. Surnames derived from Oc 427. Surnames derived from Of 449 453 with Prefixes... 405. Romanic Portion of our Lan 411 424. Origin of English Surnames 453 425. Local Surnames.... 455 guage.. PRELIMINARY STATEMENTS. 467 440. Historical Connection.... 468 441. Value of this Part of the 438. Definitions... 139. Relations of Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric 487 463. Parts of Speech which do 456. Simple Propositions and Complex. 457. Compound Propositions... 489 464. Relation of certain Logical 458. Indefinite Propositions... 489 459. Trifling Propositions..... 490 468. Rhetorical Enthymeme... 501 496 471. Dilemma 497 472. Analogy. 500 473. Deduction, Induction, and Example 469. Conditional Syllogisms, de- 474. Fallacies structive and constructive 501 475. Examples of Fallacies.... 506 502 504 504 504 470. Sorites. 502475. Logical Analysis.... 509 ... 499. Personal Pronouns................ 557 502. Relative Pronouns CHAPTER V. SYNTAX OF THE VERB. 569 577 578 579 513. The Substantive Verb........ 592 522. Certain Uses of the Verb, 588 519. Syntax of Tenses... 601 589 520. Syntax of Participles. 603 604 523. Syntax of Adverbs..... 609 525. Correspondent Adverbs, to 524. Collocation of Adverbs.... 611. gether with Examples.. 612 |