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A GRAMMAR OF THE
9
swered by the correlative or ^ and b
in like manner, the emphatick adverb of time is
O o O w P o
followed by so, Lfr W 4 J
as soon as the dog ate it, at that very momenf he tossing
ahout expired : and, though to denote comparison
9
may be applied alone, yet as adverbs of inanner and
9 O 9 s G O 9 9^
assume J, so« y*.j gd ':fre fj
as I may say, so it is incumbent on thee to perform the
husiness.
82. The usual term of affirmation or assent is yes,
^ o c 9
but this ma}7 be understood, and fo AA or jJ*^ or l^^U
or some other appellation of respect only be expressed,
especially in the reply of a servant to his master, or of
an inferiour to liis superiour.
83. The residence of any one is often denoted by
and, if more than one place is mentioned, may be
used distinctively for a similar purpose; as, J l_^U
t $ ^L/U go to the gentleman s kouse here, not to
that there. Sometimes, however, the mere genitive case
is adopted, the adverb being understood ; and the post-
position may be applied in the same manner as :
s°j lt’ l^ J lt' f J y Jj ^U:
servants, who ran to her house, seized and toolc her azvay
from it.
A GRAMMAR OF THE
9
swered by the correlative or ^ and b
in like manner, the emphatick adverb of time is
O o O w P o
followed by so, Lfr W 4 J
as soon as the dog ate it, at that very momenf he tossing
ahout expired : and, though to denote comparison
9
may be applied alone, yet as adverbs of inanner and
9 O 9 s G O 9 9^
assume J, so« y*.j gd ':fre fj
as I may say, so it is incumbent on thee to perform the
husiness.
82. The usual term of affirmation or assent is yes,
^ o c 9
but this ma}7 be understood, and fo AA or jJ*^ or l^^U
or some other appellation of respect only be expressed,
especially in the reply of a servant to his master, or of
an inferiour to liis superiour.
83. The residence of any one is often denoted by
and, if more than one place is mentioned, may be
used distinctively for a similar purpose; as, J l_^U
t $ ^L/U go to the gentleman s kouse here, not to
that there. Sometimes, however, the mere genitive case
is adopted, the adverb being understood ; and the post-
position may be applied in the same manner as :
s°j lt’ l^ J lt' f J y Jj ^U:
servants, who ran to her house, seized and toolc her azvay
from it.