W. Bu̹llokarƺ́ abb𝔯euiat̜ịon of hiƷ Grammar fo𝔯 e’ngliſh extractẹd ou̹t-of hiƷ Grammar at-lárg’, fo𝔯 the ſpe’dị párc’ịng of e’ngliſh ſpe’ch, and the æƷịẹr cᴏ̹mịng too the knowḷedg’ of Grammar fo𝔯 ᴏ̹ther langag’eζ

Document TypeSemi-diplomatic
CodeBullokar
PrinterEdmund Bollifant
Typeprint
Year1586
PlaceLondon
Other editions:
  • modernised

William Bu̹llokar to the Rædọ𝔯.

 

in, mirro𝔯z͑, m͑en d̜oo, be’hóld1

the ſhápζ, of th̹ingζ, not thær,

bu̹t tákṇ́ from, ſᴏ̹m ſu̹bſtanc’ that,

iƷ thær-v̹ntoo ſetṭ ne’r:

So I, that wiſh, my cás, ſhou̹ld be’,

weihẹd, of æch, a-riht,

deƷý𝔯 aľ, with mýnd, t̜oo mark,

this mirro𝔯, he’r in ſiht.

A wo̹-man that, hir 𝔶uth̹, h̜ath ſ̜pent,2

and frut-fu̹l rác’, d̜ooth cráu’,

whær-of, God h̜ath, ge’u’ń̜ v̹ntoo hir

ſu̹ch aƷ, hir lýk, wou̹ld hau’,3

And iƷ, oftń, be’ræu’ẹd of

hir tender-lo̹uẹd ón,

whær-in ſhe’ i̹oyd̹, in 𝔶uth̹-fu̹l 𝔶e’rz͑,

for which, ſhe’ mákth̹, græt món.

And God, at-length̹, in elder 𝔶erz͑,

d̹̹ooth bles, hir womb, with frut,

that ſhe’, en-i̹oyz, hiƷ grat̹io̹s gift

grańtẹd, th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh hir, long ſut,4

She hópe̹th̹, that, ſhe’ ſhaľ, hau’ help, {A1}

of neihbᴏ̹𝔯z͑, fre’ndζ and kin,

in-fardŕịng aľ, gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d lu̹k, too her,

when hir, trau’elƺ́begin.

Thowh gigľịng kit, and wanton kát,5

d̜oo litľ know, the pain,

that ańcint matronz͑, h̜au’ ſó𝔯-felt̜t,

be’fó𝔯, they d̜oo attain,

Ţtoo know, what iƷ, the cark, and cár,6

fo𝔯 hᴏ̹wſhóld, and for chýld,

And matronḷy, t̜oo 𝔶e’ld ſᴏ̹m ſtey,

in hᴏ̹ws, in grańg’, and fe’ld.

Euń-ſo, ſith̹ I, in fó𝔯mer 𝔶e’rz͑,7

h̜au’ trau’eld̜, with g̹̹d mýnd,

for my cᴏ̹ntry, from tým, too tým,

aƷ duṭy, d̜ooth aľ býnd:

My hóp, in elder 𝔶e’rz͑, at-laſt,

iƷ t̜oo rec’eiu-agein,

the fre’ndḷy comfo𝔯t, of gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d mýndζ,

t̜oo qit part, of my pain.

The bærịng ho𝔯s, the d𝔯awịng ox,8

the tooilịng as, aľſo,

a̜r cheriſhẹd, for theiṛ labᴏ̹𝔯:

why ſhou̹ld not man be’ toó?

Sith̹ man, fo𝔯 manƺ́ſák, ḅo𝔯ń iƷ,9

nón can, ſo liu’, alón,

that of him-ſel𝔣, can ſo p𝔯ou’ýd,

that he’, hath̹ ne’d, of nón. {n. p.}

Sᴏ̹m hau’ ón gift, ſᴏ̹m an, ᴏ̹ther:10

ſᴏ̹m with the body tooyl:

ſᴏ̹m with the mýnd a̜r exerc’ýƷḍ:

and God, appoointth̜, æch ſoyl,

T̜oo b𝔯ing-fᴏ̹rth̹, diu’erſ̹ḷy, theiṛ frutζ,

in barenſ̹t plác’, may grow

móſt-plenty-fu̹l, of the beſt frutζ,

if God, wil hau’ it ſo.

Nón ſhou̹ld deſpýƷ, the giftζ of God,11

whær-ſoeu’er, he’ it fýnd:

whoo-ſo, ſetz-liht, by-bettŕịng th̹ingζ,12

ſhewe̹th̹, him-ſel𝔣 v̹n-kýnd,

Too him, that táke̹th̹ painƺ́thær-in,

𝔶’ v̹n-th̹ank-fu̹l, iƷ too God,

that iƷ, the ge’u’ọ𝔯 of aľ giftζ,

and can, mák gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d of bad.

Bu̹t t̜oo retu̹rń, too mirro𝔯ƺ́ vc’:13

the trau’el, I am in,

may be’ compárẹd, too the tým,

in which, wᴏ̹-m͑en be’gin

T̜oo conc’eiu’ chýld, and the ten mᴏ̹nth̹ζ,14

be’fó𝔯, deliu’ŕạnc’ cᴏ̹m,

iƷ lýk my cás, rekńịng æch mᴏ̹nth̹

a 𝔶er, within which ſu̹m,

Many a pinchịng, pang I had,

and gre’p, v̹ntoo the reinz͑,

which I be’w𝔯eyd̜, too ſu̹ch, aƷ I, {A2}

th̜owht, w̜ou̹ld æƷ, that my painz͑.

I mu̹ſt confes, ſᴏ̹m fre’ndζ I f̜ou̹nd,15

that ga̜u’ me’ ſᴏ̹m rele’f,

with comfo𝔯tạbl ſpe’ch, bu̹t 𝔶et,

they æƷd̜ not, aľ my gre’f.

No gre’f iƷ grætẹr, too the mýnd,16

than when, the ſco𝔯ńịng train

d̜ooth g’eſt, and g’ýb, at v’ertuƺ́ giftζ,

and ſu̹ch aƷ d̜oo ták pain:

𝔜e, for theiṛ gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d, that deƷeru’ not,17

t̜oo hau’, ſo gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d a th̹ing:

them-ſelu’ζ, not ábľ, t̜oo doo lýk,

theiṛ mýndζ, not ſo bendịng.

If tæŕƺ́ ſhou̹ld faľ-dᴏ̹wn, from mýn yiz͑,

it wær not, of chýldịſh mýnd,

ſith̹, nærẹr ſtepζ, of th̹𝔯e’ ſcó𝔯 𝔶erz͑,

than fifty, my fe’t fýnd:

No𝔯 𝔶et, fo𝔯 faintnes, of cᴏ̹𝔯ag’

ſith, wilịng mýnd me’ lædd̜,

twýc’, intoo fo𝔯en foƺ́cᴏ̹ntry,

v̹nder the enſýn ſp𝔯edḍ,

Seru’ịng twoo knihtζ, riht-wᴏ̹𝔯ſhip-fu̹l,18

bóth ſold𝔶o𝔯ƺ́of renᴏ̹wn,

riht-ſkil-fu̹l in, warḷy affairz͑,

t̜oo ſeru’ in feld, o𝔯 tᴏ̹wn:

With whoom͑ I vƷd̜ ſu̹ch dilig’enc’, 19

that they pu̹tt̜ tru̹ſt in me’, {n. p.}

𝔯 than in ſᴏ̹m, of eldẹr 𝔶erz͑,

and hihẹr of degre’:

I ſeru’d̜ aľſo, in gariƷon,20

with capten Tu̹rno𝔯 toó,

t̜oo get knowḷedg’, in mart̹ial fætζ,

the mu̹ſter-bookζ can ſhew:

In aľ which týmƺ́I ſtu̹dięd then,21

𝔶e ſinc’, aƷ erneſtḷy,

the ſold𝔶o𝔯ƺ́art, aƷ Grammar-rul,

and cou̹ld ſay: nᴏ̹w for me’:

If credit w̜ær ge’u’ṇ́ v̹ntoo me’:22

a tool in ſtó𝔯-hᴏ̹ws hýdḍ,

may ſeru’ aƷ wel aƷ ᴏ̹ther d̜oo,

when thér iƷ tým and ne’d.

When tým and leiƷur ga̹u’ me’læu’,23

o𝔯 fre’nd d̜id it reqý𝔯,

I d̜id deliht in hawk o𝔯 hou̹nd,

𝔯 at my fre’ndζ deƷý𝔯,

Than aľ-toogether fo𝔯 plæƷr:24

in tilạg’ had I ſkil,

the 𝔶ᴏ̹ng b𝔯e’d, the óld t̜oo fe’d,

with ᴏ̹ther th̹ingζ not il.

My mýnd waƷ ḅent in aľ my lý𝔣,25

t̜oo wiſh my cᴏ̹ntryƺ́wæl,

long tým ſtu̹dyịng the lawƺ́of it,

that ciu’ilḷy d̜oo dæl,

u̹ntiḷ I ſaw th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh cᴏ̹lᴏ̹𝔯d riht, {n. p.}

gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d conſc’ienc’ bær ſmaľ ſway,

and ræƷń rangęd not in rank,

aƷ I had knowń̜ the day.

Thu̹s dælịng with m͑en diu’ers̹ waiz͑,26

ſe’ịng the cou̹rs go-w𝔯y,

I th̜owht it cou̹ld, not b’il th̜owht-of,

if ſᴏ̹m mæn I d̜id try,

Fo𝔯 ſpe’dị lærńịng: that the ſmaľ27

in 𝔶e’rz͑, bu̹t in degre’,

grætẹr, miht with mó𝔯 æƷ attain,

the beſt path̹-way t̜oo ſe’:

Whooz͑ζ ne’d’Ʒ not ſu̹ch, nor cᴏ̹𝔯ag’ bás,

t̜oo ſtu̹dy, aľ, fo𝔯 gain,

bu̹t t̜oo meƷur, bóth riht and w𝔯ong,

a trau’el wᴏ̹𝔯th̹ theiṛ pain.

A Twin this volum iƷ, that hath̹28

a felow of mó𝔯 fám,

whoo ſhaľ in ſwadľịng clóth̹ζ ly ſtil,

v̹ntil it ták hiƷ nám,

From hir móſt-ſacred handζ that ſitƷ,29

in royal p𝔯inc’ḷy ſæt,

and may commau̹nd, bóth hih and low,

the ſmaľ, the mæn, and græt.

And that the lærńẹd, nᴏ̹w wou̹ld ſhew,30

I cráu among the reſt,

hᴏ̹w many alón, fo𝔯 hiƷ cᴏ̹ntry,

hath̹ b̜𝔯owht the lýk too-pas: {n. p.}

Bóth fo𝔯 the perfect pictùrịng,

of ſpe’ch, and Grammar toó:

not læuịng-ou̹t óld letter, no𝔯

b𝔯ingịng new ſhápζ fo𝔯 mo:

Nor alterịng the ſenc’ of wo𝔯dζ,

no𝔯 of ſentenc’ the ph𝔯ás̹,

bu̹t that æch v’olum, tým t̜oo cᴏ̹m,

may be’ rædḍ aƷ it waƷ:

And by my trau’el Engliſh trýḍ,31

a perfect rulẹd tu̹ng,

conferạbľ in Grammar-art,

with any rulẹd long.

Bu̹t if I er in my conc’eit, 32

o𝔯 by wo𝔯dζ ge’u’ offenc’,

wrýt me’ the firſt, pardń the laſt,

and with me’ d̜oo diſpenc’:

Fo𝔯 aƷ in th̹𝔯owz͑, the wᴏ̹-man-kýnd33

iƷ tu̹chṭ, in hard trau’el,

when lý𝔣 with deth̹, fo𝔯 maiſtŕị ſtriu’Ʒ,

whær-by ſhe’ can not tel,

Whoom͑ ſhe’ offendz: eu’ń-ſo my cás,34

too hirƺ́ may be’ compárḍ,

that trau’el in this weihṭị wᴏ̹𝔯k,

whær-in, if I h̜au’ erd̜,

If lý𝔣 d̜oo laſt, I wil it mend,35

and th̜ink no ſhám at-aľ,

t̜oo be’ refo𝔯ḿḍ, (fo𝔯 man may er) {n. p.}

elc’ bæſt-lýk d̜oo me’ caľ.

The ſold𝔶o𝔯 in a hóld, be’ſe’g’ḍ,36

with famin ſó𝔯-opp𝔯eſṭ,

iƷ d𝔯iu’ṇ́ with fó𝔯c’, t̜oo mák hiƷ way,

nót pýnịng lýk a bæſt,

RefuƷịng not imparlanc’ with37

hiƷ enemy t̜oo hau’,

aƷ hiƷ credit, and cᴏ̹ntryƺ́welṭh̹,

he’ may with ǒno𝔯 ſáu’.

AƷ war iƷ an extrémịty,38

that w𝔯ongζ fó𝔯c’ d̜ooth p𝔯ocur:

ſo pæc’ (with ǒno𝔯) iƷ p𝔯eferḍ,

be’fó𝔯 warḷy plæƷụr.

𝔜ou̹ṛ gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d acc’eptạnc’ of thæƷ pain z͑,39

wil cau̹Ʒ me’ t̜oo ſet hand,

t̜oo perfectịng a Dict̹ionary,

the th̹ird ſtrength̹ of this band:

If any gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d man wil p𝔯oc’ed,

thær-in t̜oo ták ſᴏ̹m pain,

and that gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d lu̹k wil ſtretch t̜oo qit,

the ſám gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d wil ∗ agein.

 

FINIS.

{n. p.}

 

W. Bllokarƺ́abb𝔯euiat̜ịon of hiƷ Grammar fo𝔯 e’ngliſh extractẹd ou̹t-of hiƷ Grammar at-lárg’, fo𝔯 the ſpe’dị párc’ịng of e’ngliſh ſpe’ch, and the æƷịẹr cᴏ̹mịng too the knowedg’ of Grammar fo𝔯 ᴏ̹ther langag’eζ.

 

SPe’ch may be’ diu’ýdẹd

 

Nᴏ̹wn,

 

declýnẹd

 

intoo ón of thæƷ

P𝔯onou̹n,

eiht partζ: too wit,

Verb, 40

 

Participľ,

 

v̹n-declýnẹd

 

So, that thér iƷ no-ón

Adu’erb,

wo𝔯d t̜oo be’ v̹tterẹd in

Coni̹u̹nct̹ion,

ou̹r ſpech, bu̹t it iƷ ón

P𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion,

of the eiht partζ be’fó𝔯

Interi̹ect̹ion,

ment̹ionẹd

 

The Nám of any th̹ing that may be’ ſe’ṇ, fe’lṭt, hæ’rḍd,41 or v̹nderſtandẹd iƷ caľẹd a n̹wn, aƷ a hand, a h̹ws, and yi, God, g̹̹dṇes, hæ’rịng, lærńịng: and may the æƷịḷyẹr be knowṇ́, from eu’ery ̹ther part of ſpe’ch, by ſ̹m-ón of thæƷ articľz͑, A, An, or The, ſetṭ be’fó𝔯 ſu̹ch wo𝔯d, which may comu̹n𝑙y be vƷẹd be’fó𝔯 any n̹wn-ſu̹sſtantiu’ named alón: bu̹t if a ſu̹sſtantiu’ be’ịng in ſentenc’ g̹u’erń a n̹wn-adi̹ectiu’, the adi̹ectiu’ iƷ commu̹nḷy ſeṭt be’twe’n ſu̹ch articl’ and ſu̹bſtantiu’, theiṛ p𝔯epoſ̜it̜ion {B1} be’ịng commu̹nḷy ſeṭt be’fó𝔯 them aľ (exc’ept ſ̹m tým for me’trz ſák) aƷ a man of an exc’elẹnt wit waƷ calẹd t̜oo anſwer in the græt hal be’fó𝔯 aľ the wýƷẹst offic’ọ𝔯ƺ́of the city.

42A Nᴏ̹wn-Su̹bſtantiu’ iƷ a perfect wo𝔯d of it-ſel𝔣 withou̹t any wo𝔯d t̜oo be’ i̹ooinẹd with it: aƷ in the wo𝔯dζ ſhewing be’fó𝔯 what iƷ caľẹd a nᴏ̹wn.

43A N̹wn-Adi̹ectiu iƷ a wo𝔯d not perfectḷy v̹nderſtandẹd exc’ept a n̹wn-ſu̹bſtantiu’ be’ i̹ooynẹd with it: which ſu̹bſtantiu’ iƷ knowṇ́ by the anſwer whoo? or what?ṃád v̹pon the adi̹ectiu’: aƷ, g̹̹d, blak, hard, gre’n: whoo g̹̹d? God. What blak? pitch. What hard? wax. What gre’n? gras.

A N̹wn iƷ either of the ſingular nu̹mber, o𝔯 of the plural nu̹mber.

44The Singular Nu̹mber ſpæketh̹ bu̹t of ón: aƷ, a hᴏ̹ws, an yi, the truh̹. The Plural nu̹mber ſpæke̹th̹ of mo than ón: aƷ hᴏ̹wſeζ, yiz͑, truh̹ζ. A, an, ſeru’ịng too the ſingular. The, ſeru’ịng too bóth nu̹mberz͑.

45He’r iƷ to be’ nótẹd, that, A, iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd with the plural nu̹mber, be’ịng i̹ooinẹd with an adi̹ectiu’ ſhewing plural nu̹mber: aƷ, a hu̹nderd bu̹llokζ, a th̹ᴏ̹Ʒand ſhe’p: o𝔯 with Collectiu’ζ: aƷ, a dᴏ̹Ʒń ſpoonz͑: alſo we’ ſay many a {n. p.} man, many a tým, fo𝔯 many m͑en, and many týmz͑. A, d̜ooth̹ ſᴏ̹m tým ſu̹pply the mænịng of the p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ionz͑, in, of, abou̹t, v̹pon, o𝔯 on: and46 iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým in compoſ̜it̹ion with wo𝔯dζ vƷẹd adu’erbịally, ſᴏ̹m tým g’eru̹ndịalḷy: The, iƷ al’way vƷẹd demonſtratiu’ḷy o𝔯 relatiu’ḷy: a, and an, a̜r vƷẹd appellatiu’ḷy.

A N̹wn- Su̹bſtantiu’ may be’ declýnẹd, o𝔯47 at the-læſt vƷẹd in Fýu’ Cáſeζ: t̜oo wit, The Nominatiu’, the Accuſ̜atiu’, the Gainạtiu’, the V’ocatiu’, and the G’enitiu’-propŕịetary.

48Eu’ery Simpl’ ſu̹bſtantiu’ withou̹t any adịịon too the firſt námịng thær-of may be’ caľẹd the Nominatiu’-cás, thowh it be’ ſpókń alón by it-ſel𝔣, which be’ịng i̹ooinẹd with ̹ther wo𝔯dζ in ſentenc’, g̹u’erńe̹th̹ a v’erb in nu̹mber and perſń, and iƷ commu̹nḷy ſetṭ be’fó𝔯 the v’erb, o𝔯 ſýn of hiƷ tenc’, and anſwere̹th̹ too the qeſtion, whoo? o𝔯 what ṃád v̹pon the v’erb o𝔯 hiƷ ſýn: exc’ept a qeſtion be aſkẹd by the v’erb, o𝔯 that the v’erb be’ the Imparatiu’-mood, o𝔯 that, iť, o𝔯 thér, cᴏ̹m be’fó𝔯 the v’erb o𝔯 hiƷ ſýn, o𝔯 that the nominatiu’-cás be ſetṭ after this wo𝔯d Had, whær if, iƷ t̜oo be v̹nderſtandẹd: and ſ̹m tým the v’erb agree̹th̹ in nu̹mber and perſń with, iť, thowh the wo𝔯d folowịng the v’erb anſwere̹th̹ too the qeſtion, whoo? o𝔯 what? aƷ, iť iƷ {B2} not I, iť iƷ thu̹: iť iƷ we’, iť iƷ not they, the negatiu’, not, be’ịng al’-way ſetṭ after the v’erb, o𝔯 be’twe’n the v’erb and the ſýn of hiƷ tenc’. In aľ thæƷ exc’ept̹ịonƺ́the nominatiu’ cás ſetṭ after the v’erb, o𝔯 after the ſýn of hiƷ tenc’.

49The Accuſ̜atiu’-Cás d̜ooth g’eneralḷy folow the v’erb, partic’ipľ, p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion, or geru̹ndịal, and anſwere̹th̹ too the qeſtion, whoom͑? o𝔯 what? ṃád v̹pon the v’erb, partic’ipl’, p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion, o𝔯 geru̹ndịal: and ſ̹m tým vƷẹd abſolutḷy, that iƷ, not gᴏ̹uerńẹd of any word, when it ſhewe̹th̹, meƷùr, ſpác, o𝔯 tým. 50Bu̹t the ſám ſpe’ch be’ịng vƷẹd gainạtiuḷy iƷ caľẹd the Gainạtiu’-Cás, and be’ịng caľed o𝔯 ſpókń- v̹ntoo iƷ ſayẹd t̜oo be’ the Vocatiu’-Cás51: aƷ, How Jǒn, Roberd ge’u’e̹th̹ Richard a ſhert, and Nicolas máke̹th̹ William a cót. In this ſentenc’ Jǒn iƷ the v’ocatiu’-cás: Roberd and Nicolas be’ the nominatiu’-cás: ſhert and cót be the’ accuſatiu’-cás: Richard and William be’ the gainạtiu’-cás, which may be’ reſ̜oluẹd intoo the accuſ̜atiu’-cás by the p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion, Too o𝔯 Fo𝔯: aƷ, How Jǒn, Roberd ge’ue̹th̹ a ſhert too Richard, and Nicolas máke̹th̹ a cót fo𝔯 William. Alſo it may be’ caľẹd the gainạtiu’-cás be’ịng vƷẹd in lýk ph𝔯ás, thowh in a ſignificat̹ion contrary too gain: aƷ, he b𝔯ák me’ a bow, ſpooile̹d {n. p.} William a cót, and hu̹rt my father and a ho𝔯s. 52So, that the fower cáſeζ befó𝔯 námẹd be’ of ón v’oic’ and figur. And ſ̹m tým vƷẹd neither gainạtiu’ḷy, no𝔯 contrariḷy: aƷ, he’ t̜óld me’ the matter, and ſhewe̹d me’ hiƷ mýnd.

53The g’enitiu’-P𝔯opŕịetary iƷ so caľẹd, bic’au̹Ʒ it gete̹th̹, éζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑, adẹd too the nominatiu’ of bóth nu̹mberz͑: and hau’ịng after it an ᴏ̹ther wo𝔯d p𝔯opŕ o𝔯 pertainịng too it, caľẹd the P𝔯opRịety, which may be’ ſetṭ be’fo𝔯 ſu̹ch p𝔯opŕịetary, if 𝔶e’ reſ̜olu’ this g’enitiu’ p𝔯opŕịetary with the p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion of: aƷ, the maiſterƺ́tæchịng th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh wýƷḍᴏ̹mƺ́gýd, 𝔈 chýlddérńƺ́lærńịng th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh v’ertuƺ́help, d̜ooth̹ qit the parentζ charg’eζ: reſ̜olu’ẹd thu̹s, The tæchịng of the maiſter th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh the gýd of wýƷḍᴏ̹m, and lærńịng of chýlddérń th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh the help of v’ertu, d̜ooth̹ qit the charg’eζof the parent: and if the p𝔯opŕịety be’ gᴏ̹u’erńẹd of a p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion, ſu̹ch p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion iƷ ſetṭ be’fo𝔯 ſu̹ch g’enitiu’-p𝔯opŕịetary, whoo be’ịng of the ſingular nu̹mber iƷ cõmu̹nḷy eqiu’oc with the nominatiu’ plural diſtingu̹iſhẹd thu̹s, eζ, ζ, z͑, bu̹t the g’enitiu’-p𝔯opŕịetary miht be’ bettẹr diſtingu̹iſhẹd in figur with iζ, ou̹r v’oic’ not diſ-agre’ịng: e, and, i, in thóƷ plác’eζ be’ịng ſo ſho𝔯tḷy p𝔯onou̹nc’ẹd.

The nominatiu’-cás be’ịng i̹ooinẹd with a54 {n. p.} partic’ipľ, and gou’erńịng no v’erb, nor gou’erńẹd of a verb, may be’ caľẹd the Nominaitu’-Cás-Abſolut: aƷ meƷur, ſpác, or tým may be’ vƷẹd in the accuſ̜atiu’-cás abſolutḷy alſo: aƷ, they w̜ær ten dayƺ́rýdịng a hu̹nderd mýlz͑, we’ taryịng-ſtil at Lᴏ̹ndon, and not lookịng ón foot withou̹t the wal’z͑. Su̹ch nominatiu’ abſolut may gou’erń the v’erb, when ſu̹ch partic’ipľ iƷ reſ̜olu’ẹd by hiƷ v’erb, hau’ịng be’fó𝔯 it ón of thæƷ coni̹u̹nct̹ionz͑, when, whýlſ̜t, if, ſo-that, o𝔯 ſu̹ch lýk: aƷ, they w̜ær ten dayƺ́rýdịng a hu̹nderd mýlz͑, whýlſ̜t we’ taryẹd-ſtil at Lᴏ̹ndon, and lookt̜ not ón foot withou̹t the wal’z͑.

55The cás caľẹd Ablaitu’ in Latin o𝔯 ᴏ̹ther langag iƷ in e’ngliſh the accuſ̜atiu’, thowh gᴏ̹u’erńẹd of a p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion ſignifyịng abľatiu’ḷy.

56T̜oo declýn a Nᴏ̹wn-Su̹bſtantiu’ remember the twoo nu̹mberƺ́and the fýu’ cáſeζ be’fó𝔯 goịng: t̜oo wit, that the accuſ̜atiu’, the gainạtiu’, 𝔈 the v’ocatiu’, be lýk theiṛ nominatiu’ in bóth nu̹mberz͑, nótịng the adịt̜ionz͑, éζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑, (rather iζ) t̜oo forḿ the g’enitiu’-p𝔯opŕịetary ſingular, and eζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑, t̜oo fo𝔯ḿ the nominatiu’ plural acco𝔯dịng too the letter endịng the nominatiu’ ſingular. That iƷ, too c’, ch, g, x, Ʒ, ſ, o𝔯 ſh, ad eζ: too b, c, k, d, f, g, h, p, t, th, th̹, v, o𝔯 wh, ad ζ: too l, m, n, r, v’ᴏ̹wel, haľ𝔣 v’ᴏ̹wel, o𝔯 dipth̹ong, {n. p.} ad z͑. Chańg’ 𝔣, aľ-way into vζ. The genitiu’ plural forḿẹd of the nominatiu’ plural be’ịng chańg’ed in figur: and it w̜ær not amis if the g’enitiu’ plural wær g’eneralḷy fo𝔯ḿẹd of the nominatiu’ plural, thowh ou̹r ſpe’ch ſeldᴏ̹m hath̹ éζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑, adẹd too the fo𝔯ḿọ𝔯 endịng in éζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑, be’ịng a fo𝔯ḿạtiu’ it-ſel𝔣: for exampl’, Thu̹s:

 

Singularḷy,

 

báb,

 

 

 

bábζ.57

 

Nominatiu’,

bak,

 

bakζ.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

rod,

G’enitiu’,

rodζ.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

ru̹f,

 

ru̹fζ.

V’ocatiu’,

rag,

 

ragζ.

 

Pluralḷy,

 

bábζ,

 

 

 

bábζéζ.

 

Nominatiu’,

bakζ,

 

bakζéζ.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

rodζ,

G’enitiu’,58

rodζéζ.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

ru̹fζ,

 

ru̹fζéζ.

V’ocatiu’,

ragζ,

 

ragζéζ.

 

Singularḷy,

 

grác’,

 

 

 

grác’éζ.

 

Nominatiu’,

match,

 

matchéζ.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

b𝔯idg’,

G’enitiu’,

bridg’éζ.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

box,

 

boxéζ.

V’ocatiu’,

róƷ,

 

róƷéζ.

 

{n. p.}

 

Pluralḷy,

 

grác’éζ,

 

 

 

Grác’eζéζ.

 

Nominatiu’,

matcheζ,

 

 

Accuſ̜atiu’,

b𝔯idg’eζ,

G’en.

bridg’eζéζ.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

boxéζ,

 

boxeζéζ.

V’ocatiu’,

róƷéζ,

 

róƷeζéζ.

 

Singularḷy,

 

bu̹l,

 

 

 

bu̹lz͑.

 

Nominatiu’,

ram,

 

ramz͑.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

pan,

G’enitiu’,

panz͑.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

bar,

 

barz͑.

V’ocatiu’,

trᴏ̹bl’,

 

trᴏ̹bl’z͑.

 

Pluralḷy,

 

bu̹lz͑,

 

 

 

bu̹lz͑éζ.

 

Nominatiu’,

ramz͑,

 

ramz͑éζ.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

panz͑,

G’enit.

panz͑éζ.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

barz͑,

 

barz͑éζ.

V’ocatiu’,

trᴏ̹bl’z͑,

 

trᴏ̹bl’z͑éζ.

 

Singularḷy ,

 

wᴏ̹𝔯ḿ,

 

 

 

wᴏ̹𝔯ḿ.

 

Nominatiu’,

barń,

 

barńz͑.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

ſc’eptŕ,

G’enit.

ſc’eptŕz͑.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

way,

 

waiz͑.

V’ocatiu’,

ſtraw,

 

ſtrawz͑.

 

Pluralḷy,

 

wᴏ̹𝔯ḿz͑,

 

 

 

wᴏ̹𝔯ḿz͑éζ.

 

Nominatiu’,

barńz͑,

 

barńz͑éζ.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

ſc’eptŕz͑,

G’en.

ſc’eptŕz͑éζ.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

wayz͑,

 

waiz͑éζ.

V’ocatiu’,

ſtrawz͑,

 

ſtrawz͑éζ.

 

{n. p.}

 

Singularḷy ,

 

ſta𝔣,

 

 

 

ſtau’ζ.

 

Nominatiu’,

𝔣,

 

læu’ζ.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

Be’𝔣,

G’enitiu’,

be’u’ζ.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

𝔣,

 

wýu’ζ.

V’ocatiu’,

lo𝔣,

 

lou’ζ.

 

Pluralḷy,

 

ſtauζ,

 

 

 

ſtauζéζ.

 

Nominatiu’,

læuζ,

 

læuζéζ.

Accuſ̜atiu’,

beuζ,

G’enitiu’,

beuζéζ.

Gainạtiu’ 𝔈

wýuζ,

 

wýuζéζ.

V’ocatiu’,

louζ,

 

louζéζ.

 

Nót that in the declýnịngζ of thæƷ exaḿpl’ƺ́and ᴏ̹ther wo𝔯dζ, ou̹r v’oic’ d̜ooth ſe’ld vƷ, éζ, adẹd too the nominatiu’-plural be’ịng it-ſel𝔣 foŕḿẹd by, éζ, ζ, o𝔯, adẹd too the ſimpľ: 𝔶et I h̜au’ thu̹s figùrẹd it fo𝔯 diſtinct̹ịonƺ́ſák, whær, é, may wel be’ ḷeft-ou̹t thær-in, and aľſo in the g’enitiu’ ſingular, the ſimpl’ endịng in s, and ſpec’ialḷy t̜oo defaľk a ſillabľ in v’érs, and then figurẹd thu̹s: ſζ, z͑ζ: aƷ, Midaſζ ærζ length̹ waƷ mór-wᴏ̹nderẹd-at, than twenty bu̹lζ ho𝔯ńζ ſho𝔯tes, o𝔯 a hu̹nderd ho𝔯ſζ ærƺ́cropt̜ too theiṛ hedζζ náp. Fo𝔯 plainẹr ſhew reſ̜olu’ẹd thu̹s: The length̹ of the ærƺ́of Midas waƷ𝔯 wᴏ̹nderẹd-at than the ſho𝔯tes of the ho𝔯ńƺ́of twenty bu̹lz͑, o𝔯 the ærƺ́of a hu̹nderd ho𝔯ſeζ cropṭ too the náp of theiṛ hedζ. {C1}

Nót aľſo that ſᴏ̹m ſu̹bſtantiuζ chańg’ voic’ and figùr in the nominatiu’ plural: aƷ, of man cᴏ̹me̹th̹ m͑en, of peny cᴏ̹me̹th̹ penc’: and ſᴏ̹m-few hau’ ón voic’ and figùr in bóth nu̹mber: aƷ, a ſhe’p, and twoo ſhe’p: pe’pl’, folk, ſwýn, cattel, fᴏ̹wl, de’r, a̜r vƷẹd in bóth nu̹mber, and móſt collectiuζ and maſạtiuζ, and ſᴏ̹m endịng in x, o𝔯 Ʒ, fo𝔯ḿ the plural by adịng n͑, aƷ, of ox, oxn͑: of hóƷ, hóƷeζ, and hóƷn͑, æƷịḷy knowṇ́ too the e’ngliſh nat̹ion. The dou̹t-fu̹l ſtrańgọ𝔯 may folow g’eneral rul: whooƺ́mænịng we v̹nderſtand, aƷ wel aƷ we’ know him a ſtrańgọ𝔯 thær-by, in chańg’ẹd declýnạtiu’ζ.

59AƷ -tᴏ̹chịng G’enderƺ́of a nᴏ̹wn, we’ hau litľ ne’d of diſtingu̹iſhịng of them, in reſpect of gᴏ̹u’erńịng of an adi̹ectiu’ o𝔯 partic’ipľ whoo a̜r v̹n-declýnẹd: bu̹t in reſpect that a ſu̹bſtantiu’ mæne̹th̹ the mál o𝔯 the femál, o𝔯 neither of them, and ſᴏ̹m tým mæne̹th̹ bóth mál and femál, aľ which a̜r ſignifiẹd by thæƷ p𝔯nᴏ̹wn, He’, She’, It, They, vƷẹd ſᴏ̹m tým demonſtratiuḷy, ſᴏ̹m tým relatiuḷy: 𝔶e mu̹ſt nót that the Mál mó𝔯-p𝔯opŕḷy reqý𝔯e̹th̹ He’: and caľẹd the Maſculin-G’ender. The Femál reqýre̹th̹ She’, and caľẹd the Femenin-G’ender. And mænịng neither mál no𝔯 femál reqýre̹th̹, It, and caľẹd the Neu̹ter-G’ender. Bu̹t mænịng both {n. p.} mál and femál reqý𝔯e̹th̹ ſᴏ̹m tým He’, ſᴏ̹m tým She’, and may be caľẹd the Dᴏ̹bl’-G’ender, ſᴏ̹m tým ṃád manifeſt by the exp𝔯eſịng of he’, o𝔯 she’, acco𝔯dịng too the ſu̹bſtantiu’ ſhewẹd, o𝔯 antec’edent rehærc’ẹd by any of them: it, be’ịng mó𝔯-p𝔯opŕḷy applyẹd too a th̹ing not hauịng ly𝔣. It be’ịng vƷẹd Demonſtratiuḷy60 iƷ acc’entẹd, thu̹s, iť, beịng p𝔯opŕḷy of the neu̹ter-g’ender ſingular nu̹mber 𝔈 th̹ird perſń, 𝔶et ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd in ſhewịng ᴏ̹ther g’ender, nu̹mber, and perſń: aƷ, iť iƷ I, iť iƷ not thu̹, iť iƷ they, iť iƷ not we’, that mu̹ſt doo it. Also when the g’ender iƷ Dou̹t-fu̹l, aƷ in ſpækịng of61 a ſwýn, a fᴏ̹wl, and ſu̹ch lýk, we’ vƷ𝔯-p𝔯opŕḷy, It, whoo ſhewịng the nominatiu’-cás of plural nu̹mber and th̹ird perſń ſetṭ after the v’erb-ſu̹bſtantiu’, may ſu̹ffer ſu̹ch v’erb t̜oo be’ vƷẹd in the plural nu̹mber: aƷ, iť be’ m͑en, iť be’ ho𝔯seζ, o𝔯 iť be’ ſwýn that ly thær. An Adi̹ectiu’62 o𝔯 a Partic’ipľ in reſpect of hiƷ ſu̹bſtantiu’ may be’ ſayẹd any of thæƷ g’ender, and thær-fo𝔯 caľẹd the Commu̹n G’ender, ſo iƷ of cáſeζ and nu̹mberƺ́in an adi̹ectiu’ o𝔯 partic’ipľ, and the ſoonẹr bycau̹Ʒ-of conferẹnc’ with ᴏ̹ther langag’eζ that declýn adi̹ectiu’ζ and partic’ipľ. {C2}

 

 

 

he’,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

him,

 

 

 

c

 

63Sing.

ſhe’,

Accuſ̜at.

her,

 

 

Nom.

it,

Gainạt.

it,

V’ocat.

 

 

 

 

 

𝔈 G’en.

lak.

Plur.

 

Accuſ̜at.

 

 

 

Nom.

they,

Gainạt.

them,

 

 

 

Sing. 𝔈 Plur.

 

whoo,

 

 

 

whooz͑,

 

in aľ g’enderz͑,

which,

G’enit.

o𝔯

Nominatiu’,

o𝔯 that,

 

which.

 

Accuſ̜at.

 

whoom͑,

 

 

Gainạt.

which,

V’ocatiu’ζ lak.

 

o𝔯 that,

 

 

 

 

maſculin,

 

 

 

 

 

whoo,

 

 

 

 

64Singu.

femenin, 𝔈

which,

 

whooz͑,

𝔈 Plur.

du̹bľ g’en.

what,

G’en.

which,

Nom.

Neu̹ter 𝔈

which,

 

what,

 

dou̹t. g’en.

what,

 

 

 

Accuſ̜atiu’,

 

whoom͑,

 

V’ocatiu’ζ lak: exc’ept iť be’ in

Gainạtiu’,

which,

ſch ph𝔯á, Whoo a̜rt thu̹?

 

what,

what be’ 𝔶e’?

 

Nót that, whoo, whooz͑, and whoom͑ mó𝔯-fitḷy ſern too the ſignifyịng of man-kýnd: al’ſo whooζ miht be figùrẹd fo𝔯 diſtinct̹ịon of the plural.

65O̹ther Adi̹ectiuζ a̜r V̹n-declýnẹd: exc’ept they be’ vƷẹd aƷ a ſu̹bſtantiu’, o𝔯 hau’ theiṛ ſu̹bſtantiu’ v̹nderſtandẹd and not exp𝔯eſt with {n. p.} them, and then folow the declýning of a ſu̹bſtantiu’ accordịng too the endịng letter: aƷ be’fo𝔯ſhewẹd t̜oo declýn a ſu̹bſtantiu’: aƷ in this ſentenc’, the wýƷẹſtζ pu̹rpoƷ iƷ t̜oo au’oyd the eu’ľƺ́cᴏ̹mpany, and t̜oo folow the godḷyƺ́aduýc’.

Adi̹ectiuζ whooζ ſignificat̹ion and mænịng66 may be’ encræc’ẹd o𝔯 diminiſhẹd may fo𝔯ḿ Compárịſ̜on: and thér be th̹re’ degreƺ́of Compárịſ̜on: t̜oo wit, The Poſ̜itiu’, the Compárạtiu’, and the Superlatiu’.

The Poſ̜itiu’ be’tokńe̹th̹ the th̹ing abſolutḷy withou̹t exc’es: t̜oo wit, not encræc’ẹd no𝔯 diminiſhẹd in ſignificat̹ion: aƷ hard, g’entľ, warḿ, ſlow. The Compárạtiu’ ſᴏ̹m-what exc’ede̹th̹ h poſ̜itiu’ in ſignific’at̹ion, and iƷ fo𝔯ḿẹd of hiƷ poſ̜itiu’ by adịng, ẹr: aƷ, hardẹr, g’entľẹr, warḿẹr, ſlowẹr. The Superlatiu’ exc’e’dịng h poſ̜itiu’ in the hihẹſt degre’, and fo𝔯ḿẹd of h poſ̜itiu’ by adịng ẹſt: aƷ, hardẹſt, g’entľẹſt, warḿẹſt, ſlowẹſt.

A-Few Adi̹ectiuζ fo𝔯ḿ Compárịſ̜on by67 chańg’ịng voic’: aƷ, of gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d cᴏ̹me̹th̹ bettẹr and beſt: of il and eu’l’, wᴏ̹𝔯s and wᴏ̹𝔯ſt: of litl’, les and læſt: of mu̹ch, mó𝔯 and móſt: of many, cᴏ̹me̹th̹ mo: and ſo of few ᴏ̹ther. We’ ſᴏ̹m tým, the wᴏ̹𝔯sẹr, and the leſẹr, compárạtiuḷy: {n. p.} 68The compáratiu’ be’ing mó𝔯-p𝔯opŕly vƷd in compáring of twoo toogether: The ſuperlatiu’ vƷd in compárng of mo, thowh we’ e’ngliſh vƷ the ſuperlatiu’ aľſo when we’ compár bu̹t twoo th̹ingζ toogether.

69The Compáratiu’ iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým fo𝔯ḿed by-ſetng, Mó𝔯, in compoſ̜it̹ion be’fó𝔯 the poſ̜itiu’: and the Superlatiu’ lýkwýƷ by-compou̹ndng it with, Móſt: aƷ, of bóld, mó𝔯-bóld, and 70móſt-bóld: and ſᴏ̹m tým by Better and Beſt (tákṇ́ in gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d part) o𝔯 incræc’ed: and by Wᴏ̹𝔯s and W̹𝔯ſt (tákṇ́ in il part) o𝔯 diminiſhẹd, ſetṭ in compoſ̜ịt̹ion with the poſ̜itiu’: aƷ, of lærńẹd, better-lærńẹd, and beſt-lærńẹd: of ábľ, w̹𝔯s-ábľ, and w̹𝔯st-ábl. ThæƷ, mo𝔯, and, móſt, be’ịng compou̹dẹd móſtḷy with partic’ipľƺ́of the p𝔯eter tenc’.

71An Adi̹ectiu’ exc’e’dịng in ſignificat̹ion ab̹u’ meƷùr, withou̹t any Compárịſ̜on iƷ oftń vƷẹd with tƷ compoſ̜it̹ionz͑, too-, o𝔯 ou’er-: aƷ, too-hard, o𝔯 ou’er-hard: too-g’entľ, o𝔯 ou’er-g’entľ: aľſo we’ ſay, too-too-hard, and ou’er-mch-hard: that iƷ, hard abᴏ̹u’ meƷùr.

72Twoo Adi̹ectiu’ζ cᴏ̹mịng toogether in ſentenc’, the ón incræc’ịng, diminiſhịng, o𝔯 ſtrongḷy affirḿịng the ſignificat̹ion of the ᴏ̹ther may be’ vƷẹd in Compoſ̜ịion: aƷ, fu̹l-bóld, gre’u’ᴏ̹ọs-{n. p.}ſik. LýkwýƷ an Adi̹ectiu’ may be compou̹nded ſᴏ̹m tým with an Adu’erb o𝔯 adu’erbịal of qality o𝔯 ᴏ̹ther: aƷ, wel-lærńẹd, wel-be’-lᴏ̹u’ẹd, mu̹ch-deƷý𝔯ᴏ̹ọs, v’ery-g̹̹d, riht-glad. And ſᴏ̹m tým an Adi̹ectiu’ iƷ vƷẹd Adu’erbịalḷy móſtḷy73 qalitiu’ḷy, and ſᴏ̹m tým qantitiu’ḷy: aƷ, ſpæk ſoft I p𝔯ay 𝔶ou̹: I l̹u’ 𝔶ou̹ mu̹ch.

𝔜e’ mu̹ſt Nót that eu’ery wo𝔯d ón of thæƷ74 Six Figùrz͑: t̜oo wit, a p𝔯imitiu’, o𝔯 a deriu’ạtiu’: a ſingľ, o𝔯 a compoſ̜ịtiu’: a ſimpľ, o𝔯 a declýnạtiu’. It caľẹd a p𝔯imitiu’ when it hath̹ ſignificat̹ion and mænịng of it-ſel𝔣: aƷ, a man, a ſtón, a hand, hard, fat, læn: whoo hau’ thæƷ Derýu’ạtiu’ζ (with ᴏ̹ther:) t̜oo wit, manh̹̹d, ſtónị,75 handfl, hardẹr, fatlịng, lænes, tákịng theiṛ ſeu’eral ſignificat̹ionƺ́of thóƷ-ſám p𝔯imitiu’ζ, and hau’ịng v̹nder the firſt letter of theiṛ adịt̹ion, this derýu’ạtiu’-p𝔯ik (.) and then caľẹd perfect derýu’ạtiu’ζ: bu̹t be’ịng chańg’ed in v’oic, aƷ, of e’ngland, e’ngliſh: of Frańc’, french: of b𝔯ód, b𝔯edth̹: of long, length̹: may be’ caľẹd AƷ-Derýu’ạtiu’ζ, o𝔯 rather Conſangu̹inatiu’ζ with ſu̹ch primitiu’ζ. It iƷ caľẹd a Singľ, when76 it not compou̹ndẹd with any ſillabľ o𝔯 ſillabľz͑: aƷ with v̹n-, dis-, mis-, too-, les-, v’ery-, eu’ń-, -ſoeu’er, and ſu̹ch lýk: o𝔯 that twoo wo𝔯dζ be’ compou̹ndẹd with this cōpoſ̜ịtiu’-ſtrýk (-) {n. p.} and then caľẹd a Compoſ̜ịtiu’: aƷ man-kýnd, hard-hedẹd. This laſt caľẹd a compou̹ndẹd derýu’ạtiu’.

77The Nominatiu’-Cás of a nᴏ̹wn o𝔯 p𝔯onᴏ̹wn, and the Infinitiu’-mood of a v’erb caľẹd the Simpľ of ſu̹ch part of ſpe’ch: which be’ịng declýnẹd intoo an ᴏ̹ther v’oic’ caľẹd a Declýnạtiu’, and be’ịng a nᴏ̹wn hath̹ this declýnạtiu’-ſtrýk (‘) ou’er the firſt letter of the adịt̹ion too hiƷ ſimpľ, o𝔯 knowṇ́ by this, ζ, caľẹd ζ, declýnạtiu’. Bu̹t in eu’ery v’erb, declýnạtiu’-ſtrýk ſetṭ v̹nder the firſt letter of the adịt̹ion. And if the declýnạtiu’ be chańg’ẹd in v’oic’ from hiƷ ſimpľ, then the declýnạtiu’-ſtrýk ſetṭ too the firſt letter of ſu̹ch v’oic’ chańg’ẹd: aƷ of t̜oo ſe’, I ſ̜aw: of man, m͑en. Bu̹t if the firſt letter be ſu̹ch with top o𝔯 foot that it can not bær ſu̹ch declýnạtiu’-ſtrýk, then may 𝔶e’ ſet thať ſtrýk too the next letter that may bær thať ſtrýk: aƷ, of lᴏ̹ws, lyc’: of t̜oo ge’u’, I ga̜u’. So, that it may wel be’ ſayẹd, whær thér a derýu’ạtiu’ o𝔯 declýnạtiu’ by adịt̹ion, thér al’ſo, a fó𝔯ḿọ𝔯, and a Fo𝔯ḿạtiu’.

78Nót that ſᴏ̹m ón wo𝔯d hath̹ Diu’er ſignificat̹ionƺ́ o𝔯 mænịngζ, 𝔶et aľ of ón part of ſpe’ch: aƷ, a bil (fo𝔯 war) a bil (of det) a bil (of a bird:) al’ſo t̜oo hæl (o𝔯 t̜oo mák whól) and t̜oo {n. p.} hél (o𝔯 t̜oo cᴏ̹u’er with clóthζ, 𝔈c.) ſu̹ch wo𝔯d caľẹd an Eqiu’oc: bu̹t if ſu̹ch wo𝔯d of Diu’erMænịngζ may be’ vƷẹd in diu’er partζ of ſpe’ch, o𝔯 in pa𝔯ticular partζ of any-ón part of ſpe’ch, it may be’ caľẹd An Eqiu’ocạl: aƷ, of the wo𝔯d, Bu̹t, we’ ſay I ſhoott̜ at a b̹t, bu̹t I miſt̜ the mark, bycau̹Ʒ a ſhe’p d̜id b̹̹t me’. The firſt, b̹t, be’ịng a nᴏ̹wn-ſu̹bſtantiu’: the ſecond bu̹t, be’ịng a coni̹u̹nct̹ion: the th̹ird b̹̹t, be’ịng a v’erb. A Nᴏ̹wn-Su̹bſtantiu’ may æƷy be’79 knowṇ́ by ſetịng, a, an, o𝔯 the, be’fó𝔯 it. A Nᴏ̹wn-Adi̹ectiu’ iƷ knowń by a ſu̹bſtantiu’ i̹ooinẹd v̹ntoo it, which knowṇ́by-aſkịng the qeſtion, whoo? o𝔯 what? For withou̹t a ſu̹bſtantiu’ exp𝔯esſṭ o𝔯 v̹nderſtandẹd, the adi̹ectiu’ hath̹ no perfect ſignificat̹ion. Thér a̜r bu̹t ſixṭe’n80 Pronᴏ̹wnƺ́ beſýd theiṛ com poſ̜ịtiu’ζ: 81A V’erb æƷy knowṇ́ by hiƷ ſimpľ, vƷẹd with hiƷ ſýn o𝔯 p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion, t̜oo, and mó𝔯-fu̹lḷy by-declýnịng it with the th̹𝔯e’ perſńƺ́ in bóth nu̹mberz͑: aƷ, t̜oo lᴏ̹u’, whær-of declýnẹd, I lᴏ̹u’, thu̹ lᴏ̹u’e̹ſt, he’ lᴏ̹u’e̹th̜, we’ lᴏ̹u’, 𝔶e’ lᴏ̹u’, they lᴏ̹u’, &c. 82A Partic’ipľ æƷy knowṇ́be’ịng aľ-way derýu’ẹd of a v’erb, and endịng in, ịng, o𝔯 in ẹd, ḍ, ṭ, ṇ, o𝔯 ṇ́, hau’ịng the derýu’ạtiu’-p𝔯ik v̹nder the adịt̹ion too the v’erb, o𝔯 v̹nder the firſt letter be’ịng chańg’ẹd in figùr. Al’ſo be’ịng a partic’ipľ it reqý𝔯e̹th̜ {G 1} a ſu̹bſtantiu’ o𝔯 antec’edent aƷ an adi̹ectiu’ d̜ooth̹. 83An Adu’erb iƷ knowṇ́ from the fowŕ partζ be’fó𝔯-goịng, fo𝔯-that it can not be’ in the vc’ of any of them, bu̹t depende̹th̹ on ſᴏ̹m v’erb, and i̹ooine̹th̜ ſᴏ̹m ſpec’ial ſignificat̹ion too the v’erb, and not rulẹd of any wo𝔯d, nether 84rule̹th̜ any wo𝔯d aƷ a P𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion d̜ooth aľ-way gᴏ̹u’erń an accuſ̜atiu’-cás ᴏ̹therwýƷ ſu̹ch ſpe’ch an adu’erb. ThæƷ bóth be’ịng knowṇ́frō a 85Coni̹u̹nct̹ion whoo eu’er i̹ooyne̹th̹ wo𝔯dζ, ſentenc’eζ o𝔯 claƷeζ of ſentenc’eζ toogether, 𝔈 be’ịng a copulatiu’ o𝔯 dis-i̹u̹nct̹iu’ o𝔯 any of thæƷ th̹𝔯e’, than, bu̹t, be’ſýd, cᴏ̹pl’ lýk moodζ, tenc’eζ, 𝔈 cáſeζ aƷ-wel aƷ ſentenc’eζ and claƷeζ. 86An Interi̹ect̹ịon æƷy knowṇ́, fo𝔯 eu’ery wo𝔯d o𝔯 claƷ of ſentenc’ be’ịng ſu̹ddenḷy ſpókń with a ſᴏ̹den paſſion of the mýnd v̹nder an v̹n-perfect v’oic’ (which in effect v̹n-párc’ạbľ) caľẹd an interi̹ect̹ịon. Which ſeu’erạl partζ of ſpe’ch be’ ſóm tým diſtingu̹ishẹd by figùr aƷ by thæƷ th̹𝔯e’ 87Grammar-Nótζ (.) (-) (‘) and miht be’ ampľị diſtingu̹ishẹd by diu’er paierƺ́of letterz͑, and du̹bl’ịng of ſóm conſonant, and the bettẹr if a perfect 88Dict̹ionary ær ṃád acco𝔯dịngy fo𝔯 ou̹r ſpe’ch. For the firſt and che’f pooint in Grammar fo𝔯 Engliſh t̜oo know what part of ſpe’ch eu’ery wo𝔯d in eu’ery ſentenc’ {n. p.} : and thær-in t̜oo be’ wár of Eqiu’oc’y, ſᴏ̹m tým perc’eiu’ẹd ónly by ᴏ̹ther wo𝔯dζ in the ſentenc’. 89 And when diu’er wo𝔯dζ ſeru’ fó𝔯 ón mænịng: aƷ t̜oo le’k, t̜oo phanſy, t̜oo fau’ᴏ̹𝔯, ſu̹ch may be’ caľẹd Co-ſignificatiu’ζ.

 

A P𝔯onᴏ̹wn a part of ſpe’ch mu̹ch-lýk a nᴏ̹wn,90 𝔈 vƷẹd in Shewịng o𝔯 Rehærc’ịng. Thér be’ xvi Pronᴏ̹wnz͑: t̜oo wit, I, thu̹, he’, ſhe’, it, this, thať, ſám, ſel𝔣, my o𝔯 mýn, thy o𝔯 thýn, hiƷ, hir, theiṛ, ou̹r, 𝔶ou̹ṛ: Too thæƷ may be’ adẹd whoo, which, (and that fo𝔯 which) relatiu’ζ be’fó𝔯 ſhewẹd in a nᴏ̹wn, with the declýnạtiu’ζ and compoſ̜ịtiu’ζ of thæƷ: aƷ, the ſel𝔣-ſám, my-ſel𝔣,91 I-my-ſel𝔣, mýn-owń-ſel𝔣, I-mýn-owń-ſel𝔣, and ſo of the ſecond perſń, 𝔈 in bóth thæƷ perſńƺ́the plural be’ịng, ou̹r 𝔈 𝔶ou̹ṛ, i̹ooynẹd, with ſelu’ζ: the th̹ird perſń compou̹ndịng rather with the p𝔯imitiu’ of the accuſ̜atiu’-cás than with the derýu’ạtiu’: aƷ, him-ſel𝔣, o𝔯 hiƷ-ſel𝔣, 𝔈c. aľ thæƷ compou̹ndẹd with, ſel𝔣, ſhewịng the perſń. Bu̹t, owń, compou̹ndẹd with poſſeſịu’: aƷ, mýn-owń, ſhewe̹th̹ the p𝔯opŕ poſſeſịon. When any P𝔯onᴏ̹wn ſhewe̹th̹ a th̹ing not ſpókń-of be’fó𝔯 it caľẹd a Demonſtratiu’:92 and rehærc’ịng a th̹ing ſpókń-of be’fó𝔯 caľẹd a Relatiu’, and declýnẹd aƷ folowe̹th̹. {G 2}

 

93Singularḷy,

 

I,

 

Accuſ̜atiu’,

 

 

me’.

 

Nominatiu’,

Gainạtiu’,

 

 

Pluralḷy,

 

we’,

 

Accuſ̜.

 

v̹s.

 

V’oc.

Nominat.

Gain.

 

lak.

 

Singularḷy,

 

thu̹,

 

Accuſ̜at.

 

the’,

 

Nominatiu’,

𝔶e’, o𝔯

Gainạt.

o𝔯

𝔈 V’ocatiu’,

 

𝔶ou̹,

 

 

 

𝔶ou̹,

 

 

Pluralḷy,

 

𝔶e’,

 

Accuſ̜at.

Gainạt.

 

𝔶ou̹.

 

Nominatiu’,

o𝔯

𝔈 V’ocatiu’,

𝔶ou̹,

 

He’, ſhe’, it: aľſo, whoo, which, and that, relatiuζ, be’ declýned aƷ be’fó𝔯 in a nᴏ̹wn.

Al’ thæƷ, exc’ept, whoo, lak theiṛ g’enitiu’-p𝔯opŕịetary ſignifiẹd by theiṛ derýu’ẹd poſſeſịu’ζ: my and mýn derýu’ẹd of I: thy and thýn of thu̹: hiƷ, of he’, and of it: hir of ſhe’: theiṛ of they: ou̹r of we’: 𝔶ou̹ṛ of 𝔶e’, o𝔯 𝔶ou̹.

94The Poſſeſịu’ζ be’fó𝔯 ſhe’wẹd be’ V̹n-declýned, 𝔶et may be’ ſayẹd t̜oo be’ gou’erńẹd in cás, g’ender, and nu̹mber by theiṛ ſu̹bſtantiu’-p𝔯opŕịetary: ſáu’ịng we’ ſay ſóm tým, hirz͑, theiṛz͑, ou̹rz͑, 𝔶ou̹ṛz͑, vƷẹd p𝔯opŕịetariḷy withou̹t any ſu̹bſtantiu’ exp𝔯eſṭ, aľſo mýn 𝔈 thýn lýkwýƷ: at ᴏ̹ther týmz͑, mýn, and thýn, a̜r vƷẹd ónḷy be’fó𝔯 a ſu̹bſtantiu’ be’ginịng with a v’ᴏ̹wel: aƷ mýn {n. p.} óſt, thýn yi: my, and mýn, ónḷy vƷẹd in the v’ocatiu’-cás.

 

Sing.

 

this,

 

Plur.

 

thæƷ.

 

Sing.

 

thať,95

 

Nom.

in aľ

Nom.

Accu.

the cá

Accu.

Gain.

ſeζ be’

Gain.

𝔈 G’en.

𝔯

𝔈 G’en.

 

Pluralḷy

 

 

thóƷ,

 

 

 

in al’ the cáſeζ

V’ocatiu’ζ lak in aľ.

be’fó𝔯,

 

 

Sel𝔣, and ſám, be’ v̹n-declýnẹd vƷẹd commnḷy96 with this articľ, The, vƷẹd aľſo ſóm tým be’fó𝔯 which, a relatiu’: ſel𝔣, hath̹ pluralḷy, ſelu’ζ, in compoſ̜ịt̹ion t̜oo ſhew the perſńƺ́aƷ iƷ afo𝔯-ſaiẹd.

A p𝔯onᴏ̹wn hath̹ Th̹𝔯e’ Perſńz͑. The firſt97 Perſń ſpæke̹th̹ of him-ſel𝔣: aƷ, I, we’. The Second iƷ ſpókń-too: aƷ, thu̹, 𝔶e’, o𝔯 𝔶ou̹, and thær-fo𝔯 eu’ery v’ocatiu’-cás iƷ the ſecond perſń. The Th̹ird Perſń iƷ ſpókń-of: aƷ, he’, ſhe’, it, they, and thær-fo𝔯 aľ nᴏ̹wnƺ́and p𝔯onᴏ̹wnƺ́(be’ịng ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ) be’ of the th̹ird perſń: exc’ept, I, we’, thu̹, 𝔶e’, 𝔶ou̹, and eu’ery v’ocatiu’-cás. Adi̹ectiu’ζ98 and partic’ipľƺ́ták theiṛ perſń, cás, g’ender, and nmber, of theiṛ ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ. The relatiu’ζ99, whoo, which, and that, tákịng theiṛ perſń, 𝔶e’ {n. p.} g’ender and nmber aľſo, of theiṛ antec’edent: bt rulẹd in cás by the v’erb, o𝔯 ᴏ̹ther wo𝔯d in the ſentenc’: ᴏ̹ther relatiu’ζ be’ịng rulẹd in cás aƷ a n̹wn-ſu̹bſtantiu’, o𝔯 gᴏ̹u’ernẹd of a ſu̹bſtantiu’.

100A V’erb iƷ a part of ſpe’ch declýned with mood, tenc’, nu̹mber, and perſń.

It iƷ caľẹd a V’erb-Actiu’ when it ſignifie̹th̹ t̜oo doo: aƷ, I lᴏ̹u’, I tæch and hath̹ a Partic’ipľ of the Paſſiu’-v’oic derýuẹd of it: aƷ, lᴏ̹u’ẹd, ṭau̹ht: which Partic’ipľ be’ịng i̹ooinẹd with the v’erb-ſu̹bſtantiu’, t̜oo be’, táke̹th̹ hiƷ mood o𝔯 maner of ſfferịng, and hiƷ tenc’ aľſo, of the v’erb-ſu̹bſtantiu’, and his cás, g’ender, nu̹mber, and perſń, of hiƷ rulịng ſu̹bſtantiu’: aƷ, I am lᴏ̹u’ẹd, be’ thu̹ lᴏ̹u’ẹd: O-that he’ ær lᴏ̹u’ẹd: wou̹ld-God we’ h̜ad be’ lᴏ̹u’ẹd: if they h̜au’ be’ lᴏ̹u’ẹd: when we’ ſhaľ be’ lᴏ̹u’ẹd, 𝔈c. and hau’ịng no partic’ipľ-paſſiu’ iƷ caľẹd a v’erb-neu̹ter, whooƺ́partic’ipial iƷ i̹ooynẹd with the v’erb ſu̹bſtantiu’ in be’ịng óny: aƷ, I be’ịng ru̹nṇ too the tᴏ̹wn, my father ám hóm. Mó𝔯 ſayẹd of a partic’ipľ in the týtľ thær-of.

101T̜oo Hau’, may be’ caľẹd a V’erb-poſſeſịu’, and h compou̹nd, T̜oo Hau’-leu’er, a v’erb-choic’ạtiu’. Aľ ᴏ̹ther v’erbζ a̜r caľẹd V’erbζ-Neu̹terz͑-{n. p.}U̹n-perfect, bicau̹Ʒ they reqý𝔯 the Infinitiu’-mood of an ᴏ̹ther v’erb t̜oo exp𝔯es theiṛ ſignificat̹ion o𝔯 mænịng perfectḷy: and be’ thæƷ, may, can, miht o𝔯 mou̹ht, cou̹ld, wou̹ld, ſhou̹ld, mu̹ſt owht, and ſᴏ̹m tým, wil: ſhal’, be’ịng a me’r ſýn of the futùr tenc’.

Thér be’ Fýu’ Moodζ. The Indicatiu’,102 the Imparatiu’, the Optatiu’, the Sbi̹u̹nctiu’, and the Infinitiu’.

The Indicatiu’-mood ſhewe̹th̹ a ræƷń tru103 o𝔯 fal’s: aƷ, I l̹u. O𝔯-elc’ aſke̹th̹ a qeſtion: aƷ, l̹u’e̹ſt thu̹?

The Imparatiu’ bide̹th̹ o𝔯 commańde̹th̹: aƷ, l̹u thu̹, l̹u 𝔶e’.104

The Optatiu’, o𝔯 wiſhịng mood, wiſhe̹th̹ o𝔯105 deƷýre̹th̹, and hath̹ aľ-way an adu’erb of wiſhịng i̹ooynẹd be’fó𝔯 h nominatiu’-cás: aƷ, p𝔯ay-God I lᴏ̹u’: I-p𝔯ay-God thu̹ lᴏ̹u’: God-grańt he’ lᴏ̹u’. Aľſo thæƷ, I wou̹ld, wou̹ld, wou̹ld-God, wou̹ld-too-God, O-that, and O-if, be adu’erbζ of wiſhịng ſhewịng the optatiu’-mood.

The Sbi̹u̹nctiu’-mood hath̹ eu’er-mó𝔯 a106 coni̹u̹nct̹ion ſetṭ be’fó𝔯 hnominatiu’-cás, and depende̹th̹ v̹pon an ᴏ̹ther v’erb in the ſám ſentenc’ ether goịng be’fo𝔯 o𝔯 cᴏ̹mịng after it: aƷ, the maiſter wil be’ angŕị, if we’ be’ ýdľ: when we’ dilig’enc’ we’ lærń. {n. p.}

107The Infinitiu’ hath̹ nether nu̹mber, no𝔯 perſń, no𝔯 nominatiu’-cás be’fó𝔯 it, and iƷ knowṇ́ commnly by this ſýn o𝔯 p𝔯epoſ̜it̜ion, t̜oo, which, t̜oo, iƷ not exp𝔯eſṭ many týmƺ́when thér cᴏ̹me̹th̹ an accuſ̜atiu’-cás be’twe’n the Infinitu’-mood and the v’erb be’fó𝔯-goịng: aƷ, bid him cᴏ̹m hither: with ſᴏ̹m v’erbζ we’ vƷ a lýk ph𝔯á in the nominatiu’-cás: aƷ, 𝔶ou̹ ſay I am ýdľ: 108That, be’ịng a Reſ̜olu’ọ𝔯 of the firſt, and v̹nderstandẹd in the laſt: aƷ, bid that he’ com hither: 𝔶ou̹ ſay that I am ýdľ. Nether d̜oo we’ , t̜oo, after a v’erb-neter-v̹n-perfect, exc’ept after, owht: aƷ, we’ owht t̜oo go thither.

109Thér be’ th̹𝔯e’ Týmƺ́caľẹd Tenc’eζ.The tým that iƷ Nᴏ̹w, caľẹd the P𝔯eſ̜ent-Tenc’: aƷ, I lᴏ̹u’. The tým Paſṭ, caľẹd the P𝔯eter-Tenc’: aƷ, I lᴏ̹u’ẹd. The tým T̜oo Cᴏ̹m caľẹd the Futùr-Tenc’: aƷ, I ſhaľ o𝔯 wil lᴏ̹u’.

110Tým Paſṭ hath̹ th̹𝔯e’ Diu’iſ̜ionz͑. The firſt caľẹd the P𝔯eter-Tenc’: aƷ, I l̹u’ẹd, ſᴏ̹m tým hau’ịng the ſýn o𝔯 p𝔯epoſ̜it̜iō, d̜id o𝔯 didſt i̹ooinẹd with the ſimpľ: aƷ, I d̜id lᴏ̹u’, thu̹ didſt lᴏ̹u’. The ſecond, be’ịng perfectḷy paſṭ caľẹd the p𝔯eter-perfect-Tenc’, hau’ịng aľ-way the ſýn o𝔯 p𝔯epoſ̜it̜ion, h̜au’, h̜aſt, o𝔯ath, ſetṭ be’fó𝔯 it: aƷ I hau’ lᴏ̹u’ẹd, thu̹ h̜aſt lᴏ̹u’ẹd, he’ath lᴏ̹u’ẹd. The th̹ird be’ịng mó𝔯 than perfectḷy paſṭ hau’ịng {n. p.} aľ-way the ſýn o𝔯 p𝔯epoſ̜it̜ion h̜ad o𝔯 h̜adſt be’fó𝔯 it, and caľẹd the P𝔯eter-plu-perfect-Tenc’: aƷ I h̜ad lᴏ̹u’ẹd, thu̹ h̜adſt lᴏ̹u’ẹd, he’ h̜ad lᴏ̹u’ẹd. Thér iƷ aľſo a Dou̹t-fu̹l-p𝔯eter, and a111 Dou̹t-fu̹l-Futùr-Tenc’ knowṇ́ by ſᴏ̹m adu’erb, o𝔯 wo𝔯dζ in the ſentenc’ ſhewịng the m and aƷ may appe’r by the declýnịng of v’erbζ folowịng.

Thér be’ in effect bu̹t th̹𝔯e’ Coni̹u̹gat̹ionƺ́o𝔯112 Declýnịngζ of Engliſh v’erbζ. The firſt iƷ of v’erbζ-actiu’, and v’erbζ-neu̹ter, The ſecond of the v’erb-ſu̹bſtantiu’. The th̹ird of neu̹terz͑-v̹n-perfect. The v’erbζ, T̜oo hau’, and T̜oo doo, hau’ theiṛ ſpec’ial declýnịngζ: aƷ appe’re̹th̹ folowịng.

 

V’erbζ of the firſt Coni̹ugat̹ion a̜r thu̹s declýnẹd.

 

Indicatiu’-mood preſ̜ent-tenc’ ſingular.

 

I lᴏ̹u’.

 

 

 

we’

 

lᴏ̹u’.113

thu̹ lᴏ̹u’e̹ſt.

Plural.

𝔶e’, o𝔯 𝔶ou̹

he’ lᴏ̹u’e̹th̹.

 

they

 

O𝔯 thu̹s,

 

I d̜oo

 

 

 

we’

 

d̜oo lᴏ̹u’.

thu̹ d̜ooſt

lᴏ̹u’.

𝔶e’, o𝔯 𝔶ou̹’

He’ d̜ooth

 

they

 

{D1}

 

114P𝔯eter-

I lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

 

 

 

we’

 

lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

tenc’ ſingular.

thu̹ lᴏ̹u’e̹dſ̜t.

Plu.

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

 

he’ lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

 

they

 

O𝔯 thu̹s,

 

I d̜id

 

 

 

 

 

we’

 

d̜id lᴏ̹u’.

thu̹ d̜idſt

lᴏ̹u’.

𝔶e’ o𝔯

He’ d̜id

 

they

 

P𝔯eter-

 

I h̜au’

 

lᴏ̹u’e̹d

 

Pl.

 

we’

 

au’ lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

perfect-

thu̹ h̜aſt

𝔶e’ o𝔯

tenc’ſing.

he’ h̜ath

they

 

P𝔯eter-

 

I h̜ad

 

lᴏ̹u’e̹d

 

Pl.

 

we’

 

ad lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

plu- perf

thu̹ h̜adſt

𝔶e’ o𝔯

tenc’ ſin.

he’ h̜ad

they

 

Fut

 

I ſhaľ o𝔯 wil

 

Pl.

 

we’

 

ſhaľ

 

tenc’

thu̹ ſhaľt o𝔯 wilt

𝔶e’ o𝔯

o𝔯

lᴏ̹u’115

ſing.

he’ ſhaľ o𝔯 wil

they

wil

 

 

The p𝔯eſ̜ent-tenc’ iƷ ſóm tým vƷẹd futùrḷy by ræƷń of ſᴏ̹m adu’erb o𝔯 ᴏ̹ther ſpe’ch in the ſentenc’ ſhewịng a tým t̜oo cᴏ̹m: aƷ, I rýd ten dayƺ́henc’, and my man come̹th̹ after me’.

 

Imparatiu’-mood116

 

P𝔯eſ̜ent and

 

 

 

 

 

 

dou̹t-fu̹l Futúr

lᴏ̹u’ thu̹.

Plur.

lᴏ̹u’ 𝔶e’ o𝔯 𝔶ou̹.

ſingul.

 

 

 

 

et, a v’erb-im-perſńạl gᴏ̹u’erńịng an accuſ̜atiu’-cás {n. p.} of the firſt o𝔯 th̹ird perſń, may be’ ſayḍ t̜oo hau’ an Imparatiu’-ſignificat̹ion: aƷ, et me’ lᴏ̹u’, et him lᴏ̹u’, 𝔈c.

 

Optatiu’-mood117

 

 

 P𝔯eſ̜ent 𝔈

 

I-p𝔯ay-God

 

I

 

we’

 

 

dou̹t-fu̹l Fu túr

p𝔯ay-God, o𝔯

thu̹

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

lᴏ̹u’.

ſingul.

God grańt

he’

they

 

 

Dou̹t-

fu̹l-p𝔯eter and

dou̹t-

fu̹l fut.

 

I wou̹ld

 

I lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

thu̹ lᴏ̹u’e̹dſ̜t.

he’ lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

 

we’

𝔶e’ o𝔯

they lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

wou̹ld

wou̹ld-God

wou̹ld-too-God,

o𝔯 O-that

 

P𝔯eter

 

I-p𝔯ay-God

 

I lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

 

we’

 

 

 

p𝔯ay-God o𝔯

thu̹ lᴏ̹u’e̹dſ̜t

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

tenc’.

God grańt

he’ lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

they

 

 

P𝔯eter-

 

I

 

we’

 

 

 

The adu’erbζ next be’fo𝔯-goịng be’ịng adẹd.

Perfect

thu̹

𝔶e’ o𝔯

h̜au’ lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

tenc’,

he’

they

 

 

Preter-

plu-

perf.

tenc’

 

I-wou̹ld

 

I h̜ad

thu̹ h̜adſt

he’ h̜ad

 

we’118

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

they h̜ad lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

wou̹ld

wou̹ld-God

wou̹ld-too-God,

O-that, o𝔯 O-if

 

Futùr-

 

I-p𝔯ay-God

 

I

 

we’

 

lᴏ̹u’ he’r-after.

perfect

p𝔯ay-God o𝔯

thu̹

𝔶e’ o𝔯

tenc’

God grańt

he’

they

 

{D2}

This Optatiu’-mood iƷ ſóm tým vƷẹd in the p𝔯eſ̜ent,119 and dou̹t-fu̹l futùr tenc’eƷ in the ſingular nu̹mber and th̹ird perſń, withou̹t any of thæƷ adu’erbζ of wiſhịng: aƷ, God ſáu’ 𝔶ou̹: God grańt them grác’: the Ló𝔯d ke’p v̹s from e’u’ľ: gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d lu̹k be’ with 𝔶ou̹.

120The Sbi̹u̹nctiu’-mood iƷ declýned aƷ the Indicatiu’-eu’ery-whær hau’ịng aľ-way a coni̹u̹nct̹ion be’fó𝔯 hiƷ nominatiu’-cás: exc’eptịng, that after coni̹u̹nct̹ionz͑, condit̹ionạlz͑, exc’eptiu’ζ 𝔈 adu’erſatiu’ζ, it iƷ declýned eu’ery-whæ𝔯 in the v’oic’ of the optatiu’-mood: thu̹s,

 

Sbi̹u̹nctiu’-mood.121

 

when

 

I lᴏ̹u’

 

we’

 

lᴏ̹u’.

 

I lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

thu̹ lᴏ̹u’e̹ſ̜t.

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

thu̹ lᴏ̹u’e̹dſ̜t.

he lᴏ̹u’e̹th̹.

they

he lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

 

we’

 

 

 

I d̜id

 

 

 

I h̜au’

 

 

𝔶e’ o𝔯

lᴏ̹u’e̹d, o𝔯

thu̹ d̜idſt

lᴏ̹u’.

thu̹ h̜aſt

lᴏ̹u’e̹d 𝔈c.

they

 

he’ d̜id, 𝔈c.

 

he’ h̜ath,

 

 

I h̜ad

 

 

 

I ſhaľ o𝔯 wil

 

 

thu̹ h̜adſt

lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

thu̹ ſhat o𝔯 wilt

lᴏ̹u’.

he’ h̜ad, 𝔈c.

 

he’ ſhaľ o𝔯 wil

 

 

122Nót that, when, vƷẹd interrogatiu’ḷy o𝔯 anſwerạtiu’ḷy, iƷ me’rḷy an adu’erb of tým.

 

P𝔯eſ̜ent 𝔈

 

 If, ſo-that,

 

I, we’

 

 

dou̹t-fu̹l

exc’ept, ᴏ̹nleſt,

thu̹, 𝔶e’ o𝔯

lᴏ̹u’.

futùr ten.

thowh, aľ-thowh

he, they

 

 

{n. p.}

 

Dou̹t-fu̹l p𝔯eter

 

 If, ſo-that,

 

I lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

and dou̹t-

exc’ept, ᴏ̹nleſt,

thu̹ lᴏ̹u’e̹dſ̜t.

fu̹l futùr

thowh, aľ-thowh

he lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

 

 we’

 

 

 

P𝔯e

 

declýned aƷ

𝔶e’ o𝔯

lᴏ̹u’e̹d, o𝔯 d̜id l̹u’.

ter-

the dou̹t-fu̹l

they

 

tenc’.

p𝔯. next be’f̹𝔯.

 

P𝔯eter-

 

If, ſo-that,

 

I, we’

 

 

perfect

exc’ept, ᴏ̹nleſt,

thu̹, 𝔶e’ o𝔯

hau’ lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

tenc’

thowh, aľ-thowh

he’, they

 

 

P𝔯eter-

 

If, ſo-that,

 

I h̜ad

 

 

plu-per=

exc’ept, ᴏ̹nleſt,

thu̹ h̜adſt

lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

fect tenc’

thowh, aľ-thowh

he’ h̜ad

 

 

we’, 𝔶e’, o𝔯 they h̜ad lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

 

Futùr-

 

If, ſo-that,

 

I, we’

 

lᴏ̹u’

perfect

exc’ept, ᴏ̹nleſt,

thu̹, 𝔶e’, o𝔯

he’r-

tenc’

thowh, aľ-thowh

he’, they

after.

 

 

This Perfect-futùr

 

 

 

 

may be’ declýnẹd aľſo

acco𝔯dịng too

with ſhaľ o𝔯 wil

theiṛ perſńz͑.

 

Infinitiu’-mood.

 

P𝔯eſent 𝔈

 

 

 

P𝔯e

 

t̜oo

 

P𝔯e

 

t̜oo123

dou̹t-fu̹l

t̜oo lᴏ̹u’.

ter-

l̹u’e̹d.

ter-

h̜au’

Futùr-ten.

 

tenc’

 

perf.

l̹u’e̹d

 

P𝔯eter-plu-

 

t̜oo h̜ad

 

 

Futùr-

 

t̜oo l̹u’

perfect-tenc’.

lᴏ̹u’e̹d.

perfect

he’r-aftér.

 

{n. p.}

 

A Partic’ipľ of

 

lᴏ̹u’ịng.

 

 

A partic’ipľ of

 

lᴏ̹u’ẹd.

the p𝔯eſ̜ent-tenc’

 

the p𝔯eter-paſ.

 

 

A Partic’ipľ of

 

 

hau’ịng lᴏ̹u’ẹd.

the p𝔯eter-actiu’

 

 

The ſecond Coni̹ugat̹ion t̜oo declýn the v’erb-ſu̹bſtantiu’.

 

Indicatiu’-mood.

 

124P𝔯eſ̜ent-

 

I am.

 

 

 

we’

 

 

tenc’ ſingular

thu̹ a̜rt.

Plur.

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

be’ o𝔯 a̜r.

 

He’ iƷ.

 

they

 

 

 

 

I waƷ.

 

we’

 

 

P𝔯eter-tenc’

thu̹ ær.

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

ær.

 

he’ waƷ.

they

 

 

 

 

I h̜au’

 

we’

 

 

P𝔯eter-perf.

thu̹ h̜aſt

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

h̜au’: be’.

 

he’ h̜ath

they

 

 

 

 

I h̜ad

 

we’

 

 

P𝔯eter-plu-pe.

thu̹ h̜adſt

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

h̜ad: be’.

 

he’ h̜ad

they

 

 

Futùr-

 

I ſhaľ o𝔯 wil

 

we’

 

ſhaľ

 

 

 

thu̹ ſhaľt o𝔯 wilt

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

o𝔯

be’.

tenc’.

he’ ſhaľ o𝔯 wil

they

wil

 

 

Imparatiu’-mood

 

P𝔯eſ̜ent and

 

 

 

 

dou̹t-fu̹l futùr-

be’ thu̹.

be’ 𝔶e’, o𝔯 be’ 𝔶ou̹.

tenc’eζ

 

 

 

et, g̹u’erńịng the firſt and th̹ird perſń.

 

{n. p.}

 

Optatiu’-mood.

 

P𝔯eſ̜ent 𝔈

 

I-p𝔯ay-God

 

I, we’

 

 

dou̹t-fu̹l

p𝔯ay-God, o𝔯

thu̹, 𝔶e’ o𝔯.

be’.

futùr-ten

God-grańt

he’, they

 

 

Dou̹t-

fu̹l p𝔯et.

𝔈 dou̹t-

fu̹l futùr-

ten.

 

I wou̹ld

 

I, we’

thu̹, 𝔶e’ o𝔯

he’, they

 

ær.

wou̹ld

wou̹ld-God

wou̹ld-too-God,

O-that, o𝔯 O-if

 

 

 

I-p𝔯ay-god

 

I, we’

 

 

P𝔯eter-tenc’

p𝔯ay-god, o𝔯

thu̹, 𝔶e’ o𝔯

ær.

 

God-grańt

he’, they

 

 

P𝔯eter-

 

I-p𝔯ay-god

 

I, we’

 

 

perfect

p𝔯ay-God o𝔯

thu̹, 𝔶e’ o𝔯

h̜au’: be’.

tenc’

god-grańt

he’, they

 

 

P𝔯eter-

plu-perfect-

tenc’

 

I wou̹ld

 

I, we’

thu̹, 𝔶e’ o𝔯

he’, they

 

h̜ad: be’.

wou̹ld

wou̹ld-god

wou̹ld-too-god,

O-that, o𝔯 O-if

 

Futùr-

 

I-p𝔯ay-God

 

I, we’

 

 

 

p𝔯ay-God, o𝔯

thu̹, 𝔶e’ o𝔯

be’ he’r-after.

perf.

God-grańt

he’, they

 

 

Sbi̹u̹nctiu’-mood

 

The Sbi̹u̹nctiu’-mood iƷ declýned lýk the {n. p.} Indicatiu’ and the Optatiu’, vƷịng it accordịng too the coni̹u̹nct̹ionƺ́i̹ooinẹd with it, aƷ be’fór iƷ ſhewẹd in the firſt coni̹ugat̹ion.

 

Infinitiu’-mood

 

P𝔯eſent 𝔈

 

 

 

p𝔯eter

 

 

 

P𝔯eter-

 

t̜oo

dou̹t-fu̹l

t̜oo be’

 

t̜oo be’.

 

h̜au’

futùr

 

 

 

perf.

be’.

 

p𝔯eter-

 

t̜oo h̜ad be’

 

Futùr-

 

t̜oo be’

plu-perfect-

 

 

he’r-aftér

tenc’

 

 

 

perf

 

 

 

Partic’ipľ of the

 

be’ịng.

 

partic’ipľ

 

hau’ịng-

p𝔯eſ̜ent-tenc’

 

p𝔯eter

be’ṇ.

 

The th̜ird Coni̹ugat̜ion iƷ the declýnịng of v’erbζ-neu̹terƺ́v̹n-perfect.

 

V’erbζ-Neu̹terƺ́v̹n-perfect a̜r v̹n-declýned ſáu̹ịng they hau’, ęſt, adẹd125 fo𝔯 theiṛ ſecond perſń ſingular in the p𝔯eſ̹ent and dou̹t-fu̹l futùr-tenc’: exc’epting, mu̹ſt. In which twoo tenc’eζ ónḷy, May, and Can, of bóth nu̹mberƺ́be’ vƷẹd. Bu̹t, Miht, o𝔯 mou̹ht, Cou̹ld, Wou̹ld, Shou̹ld, Mu̹ſt, and Owht, may be’ vƷẹd in aľ moodζ, and bóth nu̹mberz͑, tákịng theiṛ tenc’ and tým of theiṛ Infinitiu-ſignificatiu’ withou̹t the ſýn o𝔯 p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion, T̜oo: Hau’ and Had, be’ịng bárḷy thær-v̹nto i̹ooinẹd in theiṛ du {n. p.} tenceζ: Bu̹t, owht, reqý𝔯ęth̹, t̜oo, after it eu’ery-whær: aƷ, I can lᴏ̹u’: thu̹ mihtſ̹t lᴏ̹u’ed, he’ cou̹ld hau’ lᴏ̹u’ẹd: we’ wou̹ld h̜ad lᴏ̹u’ẹd: 𝔶e’ ſhou̹ld lᴏ̹u’ he’r-after: they mu̹ſt lᴏ̹u’: they owht t̜oo lᴏ̹u’. Mór iƷ ſayẹd in my Grammar at-lárg’ tu̹chịng the eqiu’oc’y in Wil, Wilt, and Wou̹ld,126 ſᴏ̹m tým ſhewịng wilịngṇes, ſᴏ̹m tým a commau̹ndṃent, ſᴏ̹m tým a wiſhịng mænṭt by them. The adu’erb of wiſhịng (wou̹ld) iƷ knowṇ́ by hau’ịng no nominatiu’-cás.

 

Indicatiu’-mood p𝔯eſ̹ent and dou̹t-fu̹l futùr-tenc’.

 

I may, can, wil.

 

we’

 

may.

thu̹ maiſ̹t, canſ̹t, wilt.

𝔶e o𝔯 𝔶ou̹

can.

He’ may, can, wil

they

wil.

 

Indicatiu’- p𝔯eſ̹ent and dou̹t-fu̹l futùr.

 

I

 

miht, cou̹ld, wou̹ld, ſhou̹ld, mu̹ſt

 

 

thu̹

mihtſ̜t, cou̹ldſ̜t, wou̹ldſ̜t, ſhou̹ldſ̜t, mu̹ſt

lᴏ̹u’. 𝔈c.

he’

miht, cou̹ld, wou̹ld, ſhou̹ld, mu̹ſt

 

 

p𝔯eter.

 

lᴏ̹u’ęd.

 

Futùr

 

 

p𝔯eter-perf.

 

h̜au lᴏ̹u’ęd.

perfect

lᴏ̹u’ he’r-

after.

p𝔯eter-plu-p.

h̜ad lᴏ̹u’ęd.

tenc’

 

 

The Optatiu’ and Su̹bi̹u̹nctiu’-mood be’ of lýk v’oic’ aƷ befór eu’ery-whær: theiṛ adu’erbịalƺ́and coni̹u̹nct̜ion be’ịng i̹ooinẹd with-aľ.

In lýk maner iƷ, Owht, declýnẹd by ading {E1} T̜oo, too hiƷ Infinitu-ſignificatiu’: aƷ, I owht t̜oo lᴏ̹u’, t̜oo lᴏ̹u’ęd, t̜oo h̜au’ lᴏ̹u’ęd, t̜oo h̜ad lᴏ̹u’ęd, t̜oo lᴏ̹u’ he’r-after: nón of thæƷ hau’ịng the Imparatiu’-mood, no𝔯 the Infinitiu’, no𝔯 partic’ipľ.

 

The declýnịngζ of the v’erbζ, T̜oo Doo: and T̜oo Hau’, p𝔯operḷy caľẹd a v’erb poſſeſịu’.

 

Indicatiu’-mood p𝔯eſ̹ent-tenc’

 

I doo.

 

we’

 

 

 

preter-

 

I did.

thu̹ dooſ̜t.

𝔶e’ o𝔯 𝔶ou̹

doo.

 

thu̹ didſ̜t.

he’ dooth̜

they

 

ten.

he’ did.

 

we’

 

 

 

the ᴏ̹ther tẽc’eζ a̜r declýnẹd in aľ

𝔶e’ o𝔯.

did.

moodζ aƷ the firſt coni̹ug. nótịng

they

 

doon̜n, t̜oo be’ in aľ hiƷ ᴏ̹ther p𝔯etŕz͑

 

Indicatiu’-mood p𝔯eſ̹ent tenc’

 

I hau’.

 

we’

 

 

 

And ſo fᴏ̹rth̜, hau’ịng

had, in aľ hiƷ p𝔯eterz͑

thu̹ haſt.

𝔶e' o𝔯

hau’.

and declýnẹd aƷ the

he’ hath̹.

they

 

firſt coni̹ugat̜ion

eu’ery-whær.

 

127Nót that ſᴏ̹m v’erbζ chańg’ v’oic’ in aľ p𝔯eter-tenc’eζ: aƷ, t̜oo-ſe’k, I ſ̜owht, I h̜au’ ſ̜owht, I h̜ad ſ̜owht: ſowht: t̜oo hau’ ſ̜owht, hau’ịng- ſowht: and ſᴏ̹m chańg’ v’oic’ bu̹t in the firſt p𝔯eter of the Indicatiu’-mood ónḷy: aƷ, of t̜oo ſe’, I ſ̜aw: I h̜au’ ſe’n̜, I h̜ad ſe’n̜, t̜oo ſe’n, ſe’n, hau’ịng-ſe’n. Of {n. p.} which a fu̹lẹr gatherịng-toogether ſhaľ be’ he’r-after ṃád: be’ịng in æƷị vc’ aľredy fo𝔯 eu’ery natiu’-e’ngliſh perſń t̜oo be’ v̹tterẹd in ſpe’ch and vƷẹd in figùr.

128T̜oo Hau’, be’ịng Compou̹ndẹd with, leu’er, bu̹t bettẹr compou̹ndẹd with, rather: aƷ, t̜oo hau’-leu’er, p𝔯opŕḷy caľẹd a v’erb-choic’tiu’, iƷ declýnẹd aƷ hiƷ ſingľ in aľ moodζ and tenc’eζ. Fo𝔯 aľ compou̹ndẹd v’erbζ folow the declýnịng of theiṛ ſingľ whether the compoſ̹it̹ion be’ ſetṭ be’fó𝔯 o𝔯 after ſu̹ch ſingľ v’erb.

129Hau’, and, Had, ſetṭ after a v’erb-neu̹ter-v̹n-perfect, and gᴏ̹u’ernịng an accuſ̹atiu’-cás, hath̹ ſᴏ̹m tým a ſpec’ial ſignificat̹ion o𝔯 mænịng withou̹t any poſſeſịon: aƷ in thæƷ ph𝔯áſ̹eζ: I can hau’ 𝔶ou̹ bætṇ́: we’ cou̹ld hau’ him cᴏ̹m: they mou̹ht hau’ you̹ṛ father bæt 𝔶ou̹, bicau̹Ʒ 𝔶ou̹ wou̹ld hau’ had me’ gon̜ with 𝔶ou̹.

D̜oo, d̜ooſt, 𝔈 d̜ooth, ſeru’ịng too the p𝔯eſ̹ent-tenc’.130

D̜id, and d̜idst, ſeru’ịng too the p𝔯eter-tenc’.

Hau’, h̹aſt, 𝔈 h̹ath, ſeru’ịng too the p𝔯eter-perfect.

Had, 𝔈 h̹adſt, ſeru’ịng too the p𝔯eter-plu-perf.

Shaľ, ſhaľt, wil, 𝔈 wit, ſeru’ịng too the fut. tenc’.

ThæƷ 𝔈 aľ v’erbζ-neu̹terz͑-v̹n-perfect a̜r ſᴏ̹m tým vƷed withou̹t exp𝔯eſing their v’erb with them: aƷ, hᴏ̹w, d̜oo 𝔶ou̹ th̹ink? aƷ 𝔶ou̹ d̜oo. I h̜au’ lærńęd aƷ 𝔶ou̹ h̜au’, thowh I can not ſing aƷ {E2} 𝔶ou̹ can, 𝔈 wil doo aƷ mu̹ch aƷ eu’er 𝔶ou̹ cou̹ld.

The commu̹nẹſt fo𝔯mịng of p𝔯eter-tenceζ iƷ by adịng,131 ęd, t̜oo the ſimpľ, o𝔯, d, by ſyncope: bu̹t if 𝔶e’ læu’-ou̹t, e, after, c’, ch, f, k, ſ, p, ph, x, t, o𝔯 ſh, the d, iƷ chang’ẹd intoo t: aƷ, of t̜oo b𝔯ac’, b𝔯ac’ęd, 𝔈 b𝔯ac’t̜: of t̜oo ſtretch, ſtretchęd, o𝔯 ſtretcht̜. If the ſtrang’ọ𝔯 ad, ęd, too eu’ery p𝔯eter, we’ v̹nderſtand hiƷ mænịng aƷ wel, aƷ we’ v̹nderſtand him a ſtrang’ọ𝔯 by it in ſᴏ̹m wo𝔯dζ.

Me’-th̹ink, of the p𝔯eſ̹ent-tenc’: and me’-th̜owt of the132 p𝔯eter-tenc’, a̜r Im-Perſńạlƺ́v̹ndeclýnẹd, not gᴏ̹u’erńẹd no𝔯 gᴏ̹u’erńịng any cás: bu̹t, 133L̜et, vƷẹd imparatiu’ḷy o𝔯 permiſſiuḷy gᴏ̹u’erńịng an accuſ̹atiu’-cás, and commu̹nḷy an Infinitiu’-mood with-aľ, ſe’męth̹ t̜oo hau’ a nominatiu’-cás of the ſecond perſń v̹nderſtandẹd: 134it ſkilęth̹, it be’hoou’ęth, and ſu̹ch lýk, be’ of the ſingular nu̹mber and third perſń, ſe’mịng t̜oo be’ gᴏ̹u’erńẹd of an Infinitiu’-mood, ſentenc’ o𝔯 clau̹Ʒ of a ſentenc’ folowịng: aƷ me’-th̹ink it iƷ wel, l̜et it alón, and l̜et me’ go, fo𝔯 it ſkilęth̹ not whether of v̹s hau’ it, ſeịng it be’hoou’ęth̹ v̹s bóth t̜oo look too it.

A Partic’ipľ iƷ a part of ſpe’ch derýu’ẹd of a v’erb,135 from whoom͑ it tákęth̹ hiƷ ſignificat̹ion o𝔯 mænịng: and be’ịng of the P𝔯eſ̹ent-tenc’ {n. p.} endęth̹ in, ịng, adẹd too the ſimpľ of the v’erb: aƷ, of t̜oo lᴏ̹u’, lᴏ̹u’ịng: of t̜oo tæch, tæchịng: and may be’ vƷẹd abſolutḷy withou̹t any ſu̹bſtantiu’ g’eru̹ndịalḷy i̹ooinẹd móſtḷy in compoſ̹it̹ion after a p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion: 136aƷ, in-lᴏ̹u’ịng gᴏ̹ᴏ̹dnes, and by-tæchịng the ſám, v’ertu iƷ encræc’ẹd. The ſám v’oic’ iƷ aľſo a nᴏ̹wn-v’erbạl,137 ether gᴏ̹u’erńịng a v’erb, adi̹ectiu’, o𝔯 relatiu’, o𝔯 iƷ gᴏ̹u’erńẹd in cás, hau’ịng oftń týmƺ́ón of the articľz͑, a, an, o𝔯 the, ſet be’fór it (o𝔯 miht be’) in the ſentenc’. Thér iƷ aľſo an ᴏ̹ther nᴏ̹wn-v’erbal in o𝔯, ſignifyịng the dooọ𝔯: and an ᴏ̹ther in ẹr, ſignifyịng an inſtruṃent whær-with a th̹ing iƷ doonn: aƷ, I hý𝔯ęd a tryọr for the trýịng of my córń, bu̹t he’ lakt̜ a tryẹr.

138A Partic’ipľ of the P𝔯eter-tenc’-paſſiu’ hath̹ aľ-way a paſſiu’ o𝔯 ſu̹fferịng ſignificat̹ion fo𝔯ḿẹd of the ſimpľ of the v’erb, by adịng thær-v̹ntoo ẹd, ḍ, n, ṇ́, o𝔯 ṭ, and be’ịng chańg’ẹd from the figùr of hiƷ ſimpľ hath̹ the derýu’ạtiu’-p𝔯ik v̹nder the firſt letter, tákịng hiƷ mood 𝔈c’. aƷ iƷ be’fó𝔯-ſayẹd in a v’erb-actiu’, and fo𝔯ḿẹd o𝔯 figùrẹd thu̹s: of t̜oo lou’, lᴏ̹u’ẹd, o𝔯 lᴏ̹u’ḍ: of t̜oo ſe’, ſe’n: of t̜oo know, knowń: of t̜oo tæch, ṭau̹ht. Which v’oic’ be’ịng derýu’ẹd of a v’erb-neu̹ter iƷ vƷẹd with be’ịng, and not paſſiu’ḷy, and may be’ caľẹd a partic’ipial: bóth which be’ịng {n. p.} Compou̹ndẹd after, hau’ịng, hau’ ónḷy an actiu’ o𝔯 dooịng ſignificat̹ion: aƷ, I hau’ịng-lᴏ̹u’ẹd the’ ſo mu̹ch, and hau’ịng ṭau̹ht the’ 139ſo long, th̹ink il of the’ hau’ịng-gon from me’ withou̹t læu’. And be’ịng eqiu’ocạl aľſo with the ſimpľ of hiƷ v’erb, iƷ diſtingu̹iſhẹd in figùr, thu̹s: I pu̹t, I pu̹tt̜, I h̜au’ pu̹tt̜, I h̜ad pu̹tt̜, and the matter iƷ pu̹tt̜ intoo ou̹r handζ, which du̹bľịng of a conſonant I h̜au’ hither-too vƷęd ónḷy fo𝔯 this diſtingu̹iſhịng of the p𝔯eterƺ́from the ſimpľ of the v’erb, o𝔯 fo𝔯 the ſho𝔯tńịng of a v’ᴏ̹wel, which iƷ of long tým in the ſimpľ o𝔯 p𝔯eſ̹ent-tenc’, and of ſho𝔯t tým in the p𝔯eterz͑: aƷ, of t̜oo hæ’r, cᴏ̹męth̹ hæ’rd̜d, in the p𝔯eterƺ́of the v’erb, and hæ’rḍd in the p𝔯eter of the partic’ipľ, whoo a̜r aľ of ón v’oic’ (exc’ept ſᴏ̹m tým the firſt p𝔯eter iƷ chańg’ẹd in v’oic’ from hiƷ ſimpľ, aƷ iƷ ſhewẹd be’fó𝔯 in a v’erb) the fo𝔯ḿạtiu’-partic’ipľζ a̜r fo𝔯ḿẹd by adịt̹ion acco𝔯dịng too the letter endịng the ſimpľ of the v’erb, mó𝔯-fu̹lḷy handľẹd in the Grammar at lárg’.

The vc’ of a participľ móſtḷy fo𝔯 ſho𝔯tnes of ſpe’ch,140 which may be’ mó𝔯-ampl’ị Reſ̹olu’ẹd by the v’erb and the relatiu’ That, tu̹rńạbľ intoo which, aƷ, a lᴏ̹u’ịng man, o𝔯 a man that lᴏ̹u’ęth̹: a man lᴏ̹u’ẹd of aľ ḿen, o𝔯 a man that iƷ lᴏ̹u’ẹd of aľ ḿen: and thowh, lᴏ̹u’ẹd, remain a {n. p.} partic’ipľ in bóth ph𝔯áſ̹eζ 𝔶et it may be’ reſ̹olu’ẹd by hiƷ v’erb-actiu’: aƷ, a man that aľ ḿen lᴏ̹u’: and by ſu̹ch reſ̹olu’ịng, and the helpζ be’fó𝔯 ſhewẹd 𝔶e may æƷịḷy know a partic’ipľ from any ᴏ̹ther part of ſpe’ch, thowh eqiu’ocạl141 with ᴏ̹ther wo𝔯dζ. Partic’ipľƺ́of p𝔯eſ̹ent a̜r compárẹd by ẹr, o𝔯 eſt, bu̹t the p𝔯eterƺ́by mó𝔯, and móſt, bettẹr, and beſt, wᴏ̹𝔯s, and wᴏ̹𝔯ſt, be’fó𝔯 ſhewẹd in a nᴏ̹wn.

An Adu’erb iƷ a part of ſpe’ch i̹ooinẹd with a v’erb142 o𝔯 partic’ipľ t̜oo declár theiṛ ſignific’at̹ion mó𝔯-exp𝔯eſḷy by ſu̹ch adu’erb: aƷ, cᴏ̹m hither if thu̹ wilt go-fo𝔯th̹, ſᴏ̹m tým with an adi̹ectiu’: aƷ, thu̹s b𝔯ód: 𝔈 ſᴏ̹m tým i̹ooinẹd with an ᴏ̹ther adu’erb: aƷ, hᴏ̹w ſoon, aƷ ſpe’dịḷy, 𝔶et bóth thæƷ dependịng v̹pon ſᴏ̹m v’erb o𝔯 partic’ipľ aľ-way of an actiu’, paſſiu’, o𝔯 be’ịng ſignificat̹ion, which 𝔶e’ ſhaľ the æƷịḷiẹr know t̜oo be’ an adu’erb, by aſkịng the qeſtion, what v̹pon it, whær-v̹ntoo a v’erb, partic’ipľ o𝔯 adi̹ectiu’, anſweręth̹ ſingľ o𝔯 in ſentenc’: bu̹t if a ſu̹bſtantiu’ anſwer too the qeſtion, be’ ſuŕ that it iƷ a p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion, fo𝔯 an adu’erb gᴏ̹u’erńęth̹ not any cás, no𝔯 iƷ gᴏ̹u’erńẹd of any wo𝔯d. The negatiu’ not, iƷ commu̹nḷy ſetṭ after the v’erb o𝔯 hiƷ ſýn of tenc’, and be’fó𝔯 a partic’ipľ. Móst ᴏ̹ther adu’erbζ {n. p.} a̜r vƷẹd indifferntḷy be’fó𝔯 o𝔯 after v’erbζ: exc’eptịng that, aſkịng and and wiſhịng a̜r vƷẹd ónḷy be’fó𝔯 the v’erb, hiƷ ſýn, 𝔶e be’fó𝔯 hiƷ nominatiu’-cás toó. So that the v’oic’ of a p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion, not gᴏ̹u’erńịng any cás iƷ143 chańgẹd intoo an adu’erb. The v’erbζ compoſ̹it̹ion ſeparatẹd by, not, o𝔯 an accuſ̹atiu’-cás, hath̹ this nót *: aƷ, he’ left not * of t̜oo be’ erneſt, the ᴏ̹ther left-of long-ago. Theiṛ ſignificat̹ionƺ́appe’r by the týtľƺ́folowịng, be’ginịng firſt with tým.

Tým: aƷ, nᴏ̹w: of-lát: he’r-after: whýlſt: not-𝔶et: neu’er: then: not-at-aľ: at laſt: oft: ſe’ld: henc’-fᴏ̹𝔯th̹: by-and by: long-a-go: ſoon: ſinc’: and when, an interrogatiu’, ᴏ̹ther-wýƷ vƷẹd coni̹u̹nctiu’ḷy lýk whýlſt: aƷ, tooday: toomo𝔯ow: tooniht: aſoon: may be’ tákṇ́ ſu̹bſtantiu’ḷýk: aƷ wel aƷ adu’erbịalḷy.

Plác’: aƷ, he’r: thær: whær: hither: thither: whither: henc’: thenc’: whenc’: v̹p: dᴏ̹wn: a-b𝔯ód: bak: fᴏ̹𝔯th̹: of: a-way.

O𝔯der: aƷ, mó𝔯-ou’er: farder: farder-mó𝔯: finalḷy: at-laſt: afterẉard: thær-after.

Aſkịng: aƷ, hᴏ̹w? why? whær-fo𝔯? whær-too?

Affirḿịng, o𝔯 grańtịng: aƷ, fo𝔯-ſooth̹: 𝔶e: 𝔶e-fo𝔯-ſooth̹: mary: 𝔶e-mary: 𝔶es: 𝔶es-{n. p.}mary: ſuerḷy: v’eriḷy: be’t, for-be’-it. 144

Denyịng, o𝔯 fo𝔯bidịng: aƷ, not: no: no-fo𝔯-ſooth̹: no-mary.

TæƷịng-on: aƷ, on: on-on: go-too: toot: fo𝔯 too it, rather interi̹ect̹ionz͑.

Wiſhịng: aƷ, I-p𝔯ay-God: p𝔯ay-God: God-grańt: wou̹ld: I-wou̹ld: wou̹ld-God: wou̹ld-too-God: O-that: O-if.

Getịng-toogether: aƷ, toogether: with-aľ: toó and, aľſo, vƷẹd laſt in ſentenc’.

Partịng: aƷ, a-ſu̹nder: a-part: a-ſýd: of:

Che’wƷịng: aƷ, rather: 𝔶e-rather: 𝔶e-bu̹t-rather.

A th̹ing not endẹd: aƷ, ſcárc’: ſcárc’ḷy: ſcant: ſcantḷy: nih: aľ-móſt: not-𝔶et:

Shewịng: aƷ, ló.

Chańc’: aƷ, perhaps: per-chańc’: per-adu’entùr: may-chańc’, fo𝔯 it may chańc.

Lýknes: aƷ, ſo: thu̹s: aƷ: eu’ń-aƷ: lýk-aƷ.

Qality145: aƷ, wel: wýƷḷy: ſtrongḷy: móſtḷy-fo𝔯ḿẹd of an adi̹ectiu’ o𝔯 partic’ipľ, and ſᴏ̹m tým of a ſu̹bſtantiu’ al’ſo by-adịng, ḷy, aƷ, námḷy: manḷy: o𝔯 adịng a, in compoſ̹ịt̹ion be’fó𝔯 an adi̹ectiu’: aƷ, a-b𝔯ód: a-long: o𝔯 by ẉiƷ ſhewịng lýknes: aƷ, hartẉiƷ: tábľẉiƷ: longẉiƷ: flatẉiƷ: b𝔯ódẉiƷ: ᴏ̹therẉiƷ. And móſt adi̹ectiu’ζ {E 1} vƷẹd adu’erbịalḷy. And g’eneralḷy aľ adu’erbζ anſwerịng too the qeſtion, hᴏ̹w? ſᴏ̹m tým ſhewịng lýknes.

Qantity: aƷ, ynᴏ̹wh. aľtoogether. aƷ-mu̹ch. not-awhit. mu̹ch.146 litľ. and ᴏ̹ther anſwerịng too the qeſtion, hᴏ̹w mu̹ch?

Cal’ịng: aƷ, ho. how.

Compárịng th̹ingζ toogether: aƷ, aƷ-wel. aƷ-wel-aƷ. and ᴏ̹ther compou̹ndẹd with, aƷ, thowh the látẹr, aƷ, w̜ær ſingľị vƷẹd o𝔯 bu̹t v̹nderſtandẹd. Fo𝔯 in compárịng th̹ingζ toogether, aƷ, iƷ twýc’ in the ph𝔯ás̹.

Thér may be’ ſᴏ̹m adu’erbζ pertainịng too ᴏ̹ther týtľζ of147 ſignificat̹ion. aƷ, ónḷy: fo𝔯 excludịng o𝔯 ſhu̹tịng-ou̹t. And ſᴏ̹m pertain too diu’ers̹ týtľƺ́be’fó𝔯 ment̹ionẹd, knowṇ́ by theiṛ diu’ers̹ ſignificat̹ionz͑.

Diu’ers̹ ſignificat̹ionƺ́fo𝔯ḿịng compárịſ̹on. Adu’erbζ of qality endịng in, ḷy, fó𝔯ḿ 148compárịſ̹on móſtḷy by-adịng ẹr, and ẹſt. The reſt by the compoſ̹ịt̹ion mó𝔯, and móſt. aƷ, of wýƷḷy, wýƷḷiẹr, wýƷḷiẹſt. of, hartẉiƷ, mó𝔯-hartẉiƷ, móſt-hartẉiƷ. of a-b𝔯ód, mó𝔯-a-b𝔯ód, móſt-a-b𝔯ód.

149The, iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd be’fó𝔯 adu’erbζ and adu’erbịalƺ́of the compárạtiu’ and ſuperlatiu’ degre’. 𝔶e ſᴏ̹m tým hau’ịng, of, o𝔯 among partạtiu’ḷy {n. p.}. aƷ, the bettẹr 𝔶e’ doo, the mó𝔯 m͑en wil lᴏ̹u’ 𝔶ou̹. bu̹t he’r-in 𝔶e’ d̜id the v̹n-wýƷḷiẹſt of them aľ.

AƷ, vƷẹd compárịngḷy iƷ repétẹd agein. aƷ,150 he’ iƷ aƷ gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d aƷ 𝔶ou̹, and liu’ęth̹ aƷ wel aƷ 𝔶ou̹. Bu̹t ſhewịng lýknes iƷ vƷẹd alón coni̹u̹nctiu’ḷy. aƷ, I doo aƷ he’ dooth̜. And ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd after the adu’erb, So, o𝔯 adi̹ectiu’, Su̹ch. aƷ, doo it ſo, aƷ p𝔯aiƷ may cᴏ̹m thær-of. Al’ſo, he’ iƷ ſu̹ch a man, aƷ I neu’er ſ̜aw.

So-aƷ in compoſ̹ịt̹ion iƷ a coni̹u̹nct̹ion condit̹ionạl. aƷ, I wil doo it, ſo-aƷ they be’ content. rather ſo-that. 151

Adu’erbζ of Plác’ be’ginịng152 with h, th, wh, be’ịng in Compoſ̹ịt̹ion with a p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion, hau’ commu̹nḷy plác’, tým, cau̹Ʒ, occaſ̹ion, mater, th̹ing, clau̹Ʒ, o𝔯 ſentenc’, v̹nderſtandẹd by ſu̹ch compoſ̹ịt̹ion, which may be’ reſ̹olu’ẹd by, this, that, which, o𝔯 what, hau’ịng ſu̹ch p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion ſetṭ be’fó𝔯 them, and ón of the ſignificatiu’ mænịng (be’fó𝔯 v̹nderſtandẹd) nᴏ̹w exp𝔯eſẹd. The be’ginịng with, h, reſ̹olu’ẹd by this. th, by that. wh, by which, o𝔯 by what. aƷ, from-henc’. from-thenc’. from-whenc’. That iƷ, from this plác’, from that plác’, from the which plác’, from what plác’? Hither-too, thither-too. that iƷ, too this plác’ o𝔯 tým, too that plác’ o𝔯 tým. Aľſo, {E 2} whær-v̹nto, o𝔯 whær-fo𝔯 h̜au’ 𝔶e’ ſayęd this? that iƷ: v̹ntoo what end o𝔯 pu̹rpoƷ, o𝔯 fo𝔯 what cau̹Ʒ h̜au’ 𝔶e’ ſayęd this? ſu̹ch compoſ̹ịt̹ion with fo𝔯, be’ginịng with th, o𝔯 wh, (not interrogatiu’ḷy) iƷ a coni̹u̹nct̹ion vƷẹd ſᴏ̹m tým illatiu’ḷy, ſᴏ̹m tým cau̹Ʒạlḷy. Bu̹t thæƷ cómpoſ̹ịt̹ionƺ́a̜r t̜oo be’ handľẹd mó𝔯-at-lárg’ in a Dict̹ionary.

153So, the v’oic’ of an adu’erb i̹ooynịng wo𝔯dζ, clau̹Ʒeζ, o𝔯 ſentenc’eζ toogether, iƷ a Coni̹u̹nct̹ion: bu̹t gᴏ̹u’erńịng any cás iƷ a p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion. And thæƷ be’ the th̹𝔯e’ ſpec’ial poointζ t̜oo be’ nótẹd, hᴏ̹w t̜oo know thæƷ th̹𝔯e’ partζ of ſpe’ch a-ſu̹nde𝔯, thowh eu’ery v’oic’ of thæƷ th̹𝔯e’ partζ of ſpe’ch be’ not exp𝔯eſe̹d in the examplƺ́ge’u’n fo𝔯 them.

154Nót farder, that ſᴏ̹m ſignific̜at̹ionƺ́exp𝔯eſẹd in ſᴏ̹m langag’, o𝔯 langag’eζ, by ón o𝔯 by diu’ers̹ partζ of ſpe’ch, a̜r in an ᴏ̹ther langag’ exp𝔯eſẹd by an ᴏ̹ther part o𝔯 partζ of ſpe’ch: 𝔶et aľ may 𝔶e’ld perfect ſenc’ o𝔯 mænịng in the langag’ ſo vƷẹd.

 

155A Coni̹u̹nct̹ion iƷ a part of ſpe’ch that i̹ooinęth̹ wo𝔯dζ, ſentenc’eζ o𝔯 clau̹Ʒeζ of ſentenc’eζ toogether, whooƺ́differịng ſignificat̹ionƺ́appe’r by theiṛ týtľƺ́folowịng.

Copulatiu’ζ affirḿạtiu’ḷy. aƷ, and: aľſo: {n. p.} and-aľſo: æk: and-æk: fo𝔯 aľſo: aľſo, bóth, iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd in the be’ginịng be’fó𝔯 an affirḿạtiu’-copulatiu’ ad-i̹ooinịng aƷ, toó, iƷ vƷẹd in endịng.

Copulatiu’ζ negatiu’ḷy. aƷ, no𝔯: nether: no𝔯-𝔶et.

Diſi̹u̹nctiu’ζ. aƷ, o𝔯: ether: o𝔯-elc’.

Diſeretiu’ζ: aƷ, bu̹t.

Cau̹Ʒạlƺ́and illatiu’ζ. aƷ, bicau̹Ʒ: ſeịng: ſith̹: ſinc’: that demonſtratiu’ḷy: fo𝔯-bicau̹Ʒ: ſe’ịng-that: ſith̹-that: ſinc’-that: fo𝔯-that: fo𝔯, fo𝔯-why, thær-fo𝔯, and whær-fo𝔯, me’r illatiuζ, and vƷẹd ad-i̹ooinịngḷy: the reſt, ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd p𝔯æ-i̹ooinịngḷy, that iƷ, in the be’ginịng, cau̹Ʒạlḷy, ſᴏ̹m tým adi̹ooinịngḷy, that iƷ, in the midľ, illatiu’ḷy.

Condit̹ionạlz͑. aƷ, if: if-that: bu̹t-if: v̹nleſt: elc’: o𝔯-elc’: ſo-that: indifferentḷy vƷẹd. exc’ept, elc’: o𝔯-elc’, vƷẹd aľſo diſi̹u̹nctiu’ḷy.

Exc’eptiu’ζ. aƷ, exc’ept: exc’eptịng: bu̹t: ſáu’: ſáu’ịng: be’ſýd: aľ thæƷ hau’ ſᴏ̹m tým, that, annexẹd too them, 𝔈 vƷẹd indifferẹntḷy, aƷ, exc’ept that I ſe’ it, I wil not ſpæk it: aľſo I wou̹ld not ſaięd it, bu̹t that I ſ̹aw it.

Interrogatiu’ζ and dubitatiu’ζ. aƷ, whether: whether-o𝔯-no, ſᴏ̹m tým ſeparátẹd. aƷ, I know not whether 𝔶e’ wil hau’ it o𝔯 no: {n. p.} ſᴏ̹m tým, o𝔯 not. ThæƷ hau’ịng aľ-way a diſi̹u̹nctiu ad-i̹ooinịng them, and ſᴏ̹m tým with no, o𝔯 not: aƷ afó𝔯-ſhewẹd.

Adu’erſatiu’ζ: aƷ, thowh: aľ-thowh: hᴏ̹w-be’it aľ-be’it: not-withſtandịng: aľ thæƷ hau’ịng ſᴏ̹m tým, that, annexẹd, and ſᴏ̹m tým 𝔶et, o𝔯 ᴏ̹ther adu’erſatiu’ ad-i̹ooinẹd.

Redditiu’ζ too the ſám. aƷ, 𝔶et: fo𝔯-aľ-that: neu’ertheles: and-𝔶et: 𝔶et-fo𝔯-aľ-that: 𝔶et-neu’ertheles: 𝔶et-not-withſtandịng, 𝔶et, be’ịng commu̹nẹſt redditiu’, ether ſingľị o𝔯 in compoſ̹ịt̹ion, ſe’ld p𝔯æ-i̹ooinịng, bu̹t ad-i̹ooinịng.

Electiu’ζ. aƷ, than: aƷ, du̹bľẹd: aƷ iƷ ſhewẹd in an adu’erb: o𝔯-elc’, ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd diminitiu’ḷy. And, ether, vƷẹd with a diſi̹u̹nctiu’, aƷ, bóth, iƷ vƷẹd be’fó𝔯 a copulatiu’. And, at-læſt: at-the-læſt: comu̹nḷy p𝔯æi̹ooinẹd be’fó𝔯 if: o𝔯 ad-i̹ooinẹd after an adu’erſatiu’.

A v’erb attendịng on a coni̹u̹nct̹ion mu̹ſt of nec’eſſity hau’ an ᴏ̹ther v’erb be’fó𝔯 o𝔯 after it in the ſám ſentenc’ o𝔯 clau̹Ʒ of ſentenc’.

156Coni̹u̹nct̹ionz͑, Copulatiu’ζ, diſi̹u̹nctiu’ζ, electiu’ζ, and ſᴏ̹m exc’eptiuζ, and adu’erbζ of lýknes vƷẹd coni̹u̹nctiu’ḷy, a̜r ad-i̹ooinẹd comu̹nḷy be’twe’n wo𝔯dζ, ſentenc’eζ, and clau̹Ʒeζ, and gᴏ̹u’erń lýk mood, tenc’, and cás: exc’ept {n. p.} the látẹr tenc’ hau’ an exp𝔯eſṭ ſýn, o𝔯 ᴏ̹ther ſpe’ch contrary too the fó𝔯mer tenc’: aƷ, I ræd and w𝔯ýt eu’ery day, bu̹t play not, no𝔯 ſle’p withou̹t læu’: aľſo, I h̜au’ f̜ou̹nd a top, a book, fiu’ arrowz͑, and a pu̹rc’ fu̹l of cou̹nterz͑, bu̹t thu̹ ſhaľt not hau’ them. this laſt, bu̹t, iƷ a diſcretiu’. Bóth, vƷẹd fó𝔯móſt, and toó, vƷẹd hýndmóſt copulatiu’ḷy, may be’ tákṇ́ fo𝔯 adu’erbζ of gatherịng toogether: aƷ, ether, ſo diſ-i̹u̹nctiu’ḷy vƷẹd, may be’ ſaiẹd an adu’erb of che’wƷịng.

 

157A P𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion iƷ a part of ſpe’ch p𝔯opŕḷy vƷẹd p𝔯epoſ̹itiu’ḷy, that iƷ, gᴏ̹u’erńịng an accuſ̹atiu’-cás ſetṭ next after it (exc’ept ſᴏ̹m tým in v’érs it iƷ ſetṭ after hiƷ cáſụal wo𝔯d) aƷ, I go too the chu̹rch: and iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým poſt-poſ̹itiu’ḷy158 vƷẹd, that iƷ, when it gᴏ̹u’erńęth̹ the relatiu’, that, o𝔯 which, cᴏ̹mịng be’fó𝔯 a v’erb, whooƺ́gᴏ̹u’erńịng p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion iƷ ſetṭ after ſu̹ch v’erb: aƷ, this iƷ the man whoom͑ we’ ſ̜pák of, o𝔯 of whoom͑ we’ ſ̜pák, and iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd in compoſ̹ịt̹ion159 after a v’erb, bu̹t be’ịng ſeu’erẹd from the v’erb by the adu’erb, not, o𝔯 by an accuſ̹atiu’-cás, may be’ ſayẹd t̜oo be’ ſetṭ in appoſ̹it̹ion adu’erbịalḷy, and then hau’ịng this nót * be’fó𝔯 it, aƷ ᴏ̹ther adu’erbζ ſo ſeu’erẹd: bu̹t beịng vƷẹd ſo in poſt-poſ̹it̹ion, and ſeu’erẹd aƷ {n. p.} befó𝔯-ſayẹd, may hau’ this nót [, and ſaiẹd t̜oo be’ ſetṭ in poſt-poſ̹it̹ion ſeu’erẹd: aƷ, b𝔯ing-in the manƺ́mál, o𝔯 b𝔯ing the manƺ́mál *in, fo𝔯 it iƷ the mál which I b̜𝔯owht the mᴏ̹ny [ in. So that a p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion may be’ ſaiẹd t̜oo be’ ſetṭ, ſᴏ̹m tým p𝔯epoſ̹itiu’ḷy, ſᴏ̹m tým poſt-poſ̹itiu’ḷy, ſᴏ̹m tým compoſ̹itiu’ḷy, ſᴏ̹m tým appoſ̹itiu’ḷy, and ſᴏ̹m tým poſt-poſ̹itiu’ḷy ſeu’erẹd: which firſt poſt-poſ̹it̹ion iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd in compoſ̹ịt̹ion with the v’erb, and then the relatiu’160 gᴏ̹u’erńẹd of the v’erb. fo𝔯 verbζ compou̹ndẹd in e’ngliſh gᴏ̹u’erń no ᴏ̹ther cás than ᴏ̹ther ſingľ v’erbζ, that iƷ, an accuſ̹atiu’-cás. A P𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion iƷ of diu’ers̹ v’oic’eζ, aƷ folowęth̹ next, aľ-way 161gᴏ̹u’erńịng an accuſ̹atiu’-cás, ᴏ̹therẉiƷ it iƷ an adu’erb, aƷ iƷ be’fó𝔯 ſaiẹd in an adu’erb.

162U̹p: dᴏ̹wn: too: intoo: v̹ntoo: v̹p-too: d̹wn-too: at: be’fó𝔯: ageinſt: with: withou̹t: within: abou̹t: along: ab𝔯ód: aľ-ab𝔯ód: toward: of: ou̹t-of: in: bicau̹Ʒ-of: be’næth, o𝔯 be’low: after: nih, nih-too: nih-v̹ntoo, o𝔯 nèr: be’hýnd: be’twe’n: among: ou’er: v̹nder: on, o𝔯 v̹pon. beſýd. by. th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh, o𝔯 thᴏ̹𝔯owh: th̹rᴏ̹wh-ou̹t. fo𝔯. amidſt. be’𝔶ond:. abᴏ̹u’. v̹ntil. v̹nder. fro, o𝔯 from. and ſᴏ̹m tým twoo a̜r compou̹ndẹd, aƷ from-ou̹t. from-among. from-amidſt. from-abᴏ̹u’. from-v̹nder. from-v̹pon. from-be’fó𝔯. {n. p.} from-be’𝔶ond. ou’er-ageinſt, 𝔈c. hau’ịng commu̹nḷy in ſu̹ch compoſ̹ịt̹ion a ſignific’at̹ion of bóth ſinglz͑. Bu̹t be’ịng ſetṭ in compoſ̹ịt̹ion be’fó𝔯 a v’erb, d̜ooth ſᴏ̹m tým lóƷ hiƷ p𝔯opŕ ſignific’at̹ion: aƷ, t̜oo ou̹t-rýd, ſignifyịng t̜oo rýd faſtẹr: t̜oo ou’er-cᴏ̹m, mænịng t̜oo maiſtẹr, t̜oo conqer, t̜oo exc’el: tu̹chịng: conc’ernịng: aƷ-tu̹chịng: aƷ-conc’ernịng: aƷ-fo𝔯, p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ionƺ́aľſo.

Certein p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ionƺ́fo𝔯ḿ a compárạtiu’ and ſuperlatiu’163 degre’, aƷ folowęth̹, which compárịſ̹onƺ́a̜r nᴏ̹wnζ adi̹ectiu’ζ ſᴏ̹m tým adu’erbịalḷy vƷẹd.

Of, v̹p: v̹pẹr, v̹pẹr-móſt, and v̹p-móſt.

Of, dᴏ̹wn: dᴏ̹wnẹr, dᴏ̹wnẹr-móſt, and dᴏ̹wn-móſt.

Of, in: inẹr, inẹr-móſt, and in-móſt.

Of, be’fó𝔯: fó𝔯mer, fó𝔯móſt.

Of, be’næth: næther, næther-móſt.

Of, be’hýnd: hýnder, hýnder-móſt, and hýndmóſt.

Of, be’𝔶ond: 𝔶onderẹr, 𝔶ondermóſt, 𝔈𝔶ondmóſt.

Of, v̹nder: v̹ndermóſt.

Of, nær: nærẹr, next.

Of, nih: nihẹr, next.

164Toward, iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým diu’ýdẹd by hiƷ cáſụal wo𝔯d, o, be’ịng chaṇ́g’ẹd too, oo: aƷ, we’ c̜ám too {F1} Lᴏ̹ndonẉard, o𝔯 toward Lᴏ̹ndon the mᴏ̹nday, and r̜ód too Oxfordẉard o𝔯 toward Oxford the ſám day. And ſᴏ̹m p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ionƺ́165hau’, ẉard, in derýu’ạt̹ion after them: aƷ, inẉard, ou̹tẉard, ofẉard, and a̜r adi̹ectiu’ζ ſᴏ̹m tým vƷẹd adu’erbịalḷy, and ſᴏ̹m tým fo𝔯ḿịng an adu’erb of qality by adịng, ḷy: aƷ, in- ẉardḷy, ſou̹th̹ẉardḷy, thowh we’ p𝔯onou̹nc’ ſᴏ̹wtherḷy. Sou̹th̹, and ᴏ̹ther poointζ of the cᴏ̹mpas fo𝔯ḿịng derýu’ạtiu’ with ẉard a̜r vƷẹd ſo lýkẉiƷ: that iƷ, toward the pooint ſo fo𝔯ḿịng derýu’ạt̹ion. Aľſo, we’ ſay hómẉard, mænịng toward hóm.

166P𝔯epoſ̹it̹ionƺ́a̜r ſᴏ̹m tým compou̹ndẹd be’fó𝔯 a ſu̹bſtantiu’ aľſo, bu̹t after an adu’erb: aƷ, I wil mák an in-ſetṭ thær-on t̜oo p𝔯ofit my of-ſp𝔯ing he’r-after. And be’ịng compou̹ndẹd after a v’erb d̜oo commu̹nḷy ke’p theiṛ p𝔯opŕ ſignificat̹ion, bu̹t compou̹ndẹd be’fó𝔯 a v’erb, d̜oo oftń 𝔶e’ld too the v’erb ſᴏ̹m ᴏ̹ther ſignificat̹ion, not p𝔯opŕ too ſu̹ch p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion. Bu̹t tu̹chịng the ſignificat̹ionƺ́of ſingľ p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ionz͑, 𝔈 theiṛ compoſ̹ịt̹ionƺ́be’fó𝔯 v’erbζ, they a̜r t̜oo be’ handľẹd at-lárg’ in a Dict̹ionary: ou̹r ᴏ̹ther compoſ̹ịt̹ionƺ́d̜oo commu̹nḷy ták ſignificat̹ion of bóth th̹ingζ compou̹ndẹd, aƷ by rul iƷ o𝔯 may be’ ex-plainẹd he’r-after. {n. p.}

Nᴏ̹w we’ h̜au’ handľẹd a p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion in hiƷ diu’iſ̹ionz͑, p𝔯epoſ̹itiu’ḷy, poſt-poſ̹itiu’ḷy, compoſ̹ịtiu’ḷy, appoſ̹itiu’ḷy, and poſt-167poſ̹itiu’ḷy ſeu’erẹd, o𝔯 vƷẹd ſingľ adu’erbịalḷy. The compou̹ndịngζ of ſu̹buſtantiu’ζ, and the appoſ̹it̹ionƺ́vƷẹd with ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ, and with v’erbζ, ſhaľ be’ mó𝔯-plainḷy exaḿpľẹd in the plác’ịng of wo𝔯dζ in ſentenc’ caľẹd conſtŕu̹ct̹ion after the handľịng of an Interi̹ect̹ion, which folowęth̹.

 

An Interi̹ect̹ion iƷ a part of ſpe’ch that be’tókńęth̹168 a ſu̹dden paſſion of the mýnd: the ſignificat̹ion o𝔯 mænịng of which ſpe’ch mu̹ſt be’ v̹nderſtandẹd by the g’eſtùr, cou̹ntenanc’, o𝔯 paſſion of the ſpækọ𝔯, and ſᴏ̹m tým with regard of the perſń ſpókń-too, o𝔯 of the th̹ing ſpókń-of: aƷ iƷ ſhewẹd by the týtľƺ́folowịng, o𝔯 ſu̹ch lýk.

 

 

 

So𝔯ow: aƷ, alas: hów.

 

 

Fær: aƷ, oh: O-Lo𝔯d.

 

 

W̹nder: aƷ, whou̹h: g̹̹d-Ló𝔯d.

Sᴏ̹m

 

Diſdain: aƷ, waw.

be’ of

 

Shu̹nịng: aƷ, henc’: away: fy.

 

 

P𝔯aiƷịng: aƷ, oh exc’elent.

 

 

Sco𝔯ńịng: aƷ, O-b𝔯áu.

 

 

Lamentịng: aƷ, oh, ho, ho. {F2}

 

 

 

Cryịng-ou̹t: aƷ, O-g̹̹d-Ló𝔯d.

 

 

Cu̹rſịng: aƷ, wo, wo: what-a-miſche’𝔣?

Sᴏ̹m

 

Lau̹hịng: aƷ, ah, hah ha.

be’ of

 

Caľịng: aƷ, how: whoop: how-ſir-a.

 

 

Silenc’: aƷ, pæc’: hu̹ſh: tſt.

 

 

Th̹𝔯etńịng: aƷ, wel wel: go too go too.

 

 

Stopịng: aƷ, hó: phtrᴏ̹wh.

 

 

𝔯c’ịng: aƷ, gep: on: hop: het: aá-hᴏ̹𝔯ſ̹ńz͑.

 

 

Frayịng: aƷ, hu̹h: ſhᴏ̹wh.

 

And ſo of aľ ᴏ̹ther v’oic’eζ v̹n-perfectḷy v̹tterẹd, 𝔶et169 ſignifyịng ſᴏ̹m ſu̹dden paſſion of the mýnd, in what maner ſoeu’er the ſám be’ v̹tterẹd: aƷ, O-abǒminábľ act: away with him: mixṭ in ſentenc’ thu̹s:

Fy-fy-fo𝔯-ſhám, what wo𝔯ld iƷ this?

Gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d-Ló𝔯d, what ſhaľ we’ ſay?

Wo, wo, too them: alas the whýl

alas and wel away.

Soeu’er, hau’ịng no ſignificat̹ion of it ſel𝔣, bu̹t by170 compoſ̹it̹ion after an ᴏ̹ther wo𝔯d, ſignifięth̹ infinitḷy, and aƷ it w̜ær withou̹t exc’ept̹ion: and iƷ ſᴏ̹m tým ſeu’erẹd from hiƷ compoſ̹it̹ion thu̹s: who-ſoeu’er ſay nay, and what-ſoeu’er mater it be’, and hᴏ̹w-ſoeu’er it be’ dooṇn cu̹nịngḷy, I wil accompliſh what-ſoeu’er commańdṃent {n. p.} 𝔶e’ wil ge’u’ me’. O𝔯, what man ſoeu’er ſay nay, and what mater ſoeu’er it be’, and hᴏ̹w cu̹nịngḷy ſoeu’er it be’ dooṇn, I wil accompliſh what commańdṃent ſoeu’er 𝔶e’ wil ge’u’ me’.

171U̹n-, dis-, and mis-, a̜r ſetṭ in compoſ̹it̹ion be’fó𝔯 wo𝔯dζ: v̹n-, and dis-, ge’u’ịng a ſignificat̹ion contrary too the ſingľ wo𝔯d, that iƷ, negatiu’ḷy, o𝔯 contrary too the ſingľ: bu̹t mis-, grańtịng the ſignificat̹ion of the ſingľ, bu̹t-𝔶et in ᴏ̹ther maner than iƷ ſignifiẹd in the ſingľ, and ᴏ̹therẉiƷ than it owht t̜oo be’: aƷ, v̹n-ǒneſt, dis-ǒneſt, v̹n-b𝔯ýdľ, and v̹n-arḿ, dis-tru̹ſt, dis-alᴏ̹w, mis-tru̹ſt, mis-alᴏ̹w, mis-ták, mis-chańc’: mis-be’le’f. And ab-, aƷ, ab-vc’, ab-vƷ. V’ery, and eu’ń, ſignify aľ-way affirḿạtiu’ḷy aƷ with erneſtnes, móſtḷy in compoſ̹it̹ion: aƷ, v’ery-gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d, v’ery-wel: a v’ery-v’arlat: eu’ń-nᴏ̹w.

 

A b𝔯e’f re-capitulat̹ịon o𝔯 𝔯ehærc’ạl of the fó𝔯mer trætịc’, tu̹chịng the etymolog’ and conſtŕu̹ct̹ịon fo𝔯 e’ngliſh ſpe’ch.

 

172AƷ E’ngliſh hath̹ few and ſho𝔯t rulƺ́fo𝔯 declýnịng of wo𝔯dζ, ſo it hath̹ few rulƺ́fo𝔯 {n. p.} i̹ooinịng of wo𝔯dζ in ſentenc’ o𝔯 in conſtŕu̹ct̹ịon, be’ịng grætḷy aidẹd in bóth thæƷ poointζ, in that that the v’erb hath̹ commu̹nḷy hiƷ 173nominatiu’ cás exp𝔯eſt, lýkẉiƷ the adi̹ectiu’ hiƷ ſu̹bſtantiu’, and the relatiu’ can not be’ withou̹t an antec’edent: and when diu’ers̹ ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ o𝔯 clau̹Ʒeζ go be’fó𝔯 the relatiu’, whær-by the antec’edent miht be’ dou̹t-fu̹l, we’ vƷ commu̹nḷy t̜oo exp𝔯es the riht antec’edent * agein with the relatiu’. 174Ou̹r p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ionƺ́and compoſ̹ịt̹ionƺ́be’ịng plenti-fu̹lḷy vƷẹd d̜oo aid v̹s mu̹ch aľſo, bóth fo𝔯 the tenc’ of the v’erb, and cás of the 175ſu̹bſtantiu’, whoo not be’ịng nominatiu’-cás too a v’erb, v’ocatiu’, p𝔯opŕịetary, no𝔯 gainọ𝔯, no𝔯 vƷẹd abſolutḷy (aƷ iƷ be’fó𝔯 plainḷy ſhewẹd in the týtľ of cáſeζ) móſtḷy attendęth̹ on hiƷ gᴏ̹u’erńọ𝔯 goịng next be’fó𝔯 it in plain conſtŕu̹ct̹ịon withou̹t v’érs, and anſweręth̹ too the qeſtion, whoom͑? o𝔯 what? ṃád with and after ſu̹ch gᴏ̹u’erńọ𝔯 caľẹd hiƷ appendạnt. The ſpe’ch be’ịng aľſo aƷ grætḷy aidẹd (fo𝔯 the diſtinct̹ịon of v’oic’, and perfect ſignificat̹ion o𝔯 mænịng of wo𝔯dζ) by the diu’ers̹ diu’iſ̹ionƺ́o𝔯 partζ in the 176v’oic’, fo𝔯 which we’ hau’ nᴏ̹w ſeu’ń and th̹irty diu’ers̹ 𝔈 diſtinct letterz͑, and ſeu’ń diphth̹ongζ: aƷ the latin 𝔈 ſᴏ̹m ᴏ̹ther langageζ (be’ịng d𝔯ýu’ṇ́ thær-v̹ntoo th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh lak of ſo many diu’iſ̹ionƺ́in {n. p.} voic’ aƷ e’ngliſh hath̹) a̜r aidẹd by theiṛ diu’ers̹ and many ſillabľz͑, in móſt wo𝔯dζ: ou̹r e’ngliſh wo𝔯dζ (not beịng fo𝔯ḿatiu’ζ) a̜r commu̹nḷy177 bu̹t of ón ſillabľ, 𝔶et cápábľ of any th̹ing, that any ᴏ̹ther langag’ may bær o𝔯 v̹tter: which concludęth̹ that ou̹r ſpe’ch iƷ far-ſho𝔯tẹr than ᴏ̹ther of many ſillabľz͑, we’ v̹tterịng ſᴏ̹m týmƺ́fýu’ o𝔯 ſix wo𝔯dζ with fýu’ o𝔯 ſix ſillabľz͑, when ᴏ̹ther a̜r d𝔯ýu’ṇ́ too diu’ers̹ ſillabľz͑, in aľmoſt eu’ery wo𝔯d exc’ept a few p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ionz͑, 𝔶e in ſᴏ̹m of thóƷ fýu’ o𝔯 ſix wo𝔯dζ t̜oo vƷ fýu’ o𝔯 ſix ſillabľz͑, and ſᴏ̹m tým mo in ſᴏ̹m-ón wo𝔯d, 𝔶et ou̹r langag’ aƷ ſenc’ịbľ aƷ theiṛz͑, and ſoonẹr conc’eiu’ẹd in ſenc’ too the ær by the ræƷńƺ́afó𝔯-ſaiẹd, thowh (hither-too) v̹tterḷy defác’ẹd178 of the credit du v̹ntoo it, fo𝔯 lak of tru o𝔯tǒgraphy and Grammar, nᴏ̹w perfo𝔯ḿẹd too the græt credit and perpetual ſtey of the beſt vc’ of the ſám ſpe’ch fo𝔯-eu’er, a perfect dict̜ionary be’ịng ṃád a re’r-ward he’r-v̹ntoo. And aƷ declýnịngζ of wo𝔯dζ, and the móſt rulƺ́fo𝔯 conſtŕu̹ct̹ịon a̜r handľẹd-179toogether be’fo𝔯: ſo he’r folow-next the ſám rulƺ́fo𝔯 conſtŕu̹ct̹ịon with the reſt vƷẹd in ou̹r e’ngliſh ph𝔯áſ̹eζ, and that in v’érs, bóth fo𝔯 b𝔯eu’ity 𝔈 the delihtạbľ æƷ of the memo𝔯y, aƷ folowęth̹: after which enſuęth̹ a b𝔯e’f cōferẹnc’180 of the latin cás exp𝔯eſẹd {n. p.} by ou̹r e’ngliſh p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion, which iƷ a græt æƷ too ou̹r nat̹ion that wil lærń latin conſtŕu̹ct̹ịon, and a lýk æƷ too the lærńẹd ſtrańg’ọ𝔯 t̜oo attain ſpe’dịḷy v̹ntoo e’ngliſh.

 

B𝔯e’f nótζ in v’érs fo𝔯 párc’ịng e’ngliſh in many poointζ agre’ịng with latin aƷ folowęth̹.

 

181FIrſt mark the partζ of ſpe’ch of wo𝔯

in eu’ery ſentenc’,

Nótịng ſýnƺ́and eqiu’ocạlζ

t̜oo v̹nderſtand theiṛ ſenc’.

182Then nót æch v’erbζ nominatiu’,

ſetṭ móſt be’fó𝔯 the v’erb,

183Exc’ept the v’erb aſk qeſtion,

o𝔯 be’ the bidịng mood.

O𝔯 had, reſ̹olu’ḍ intoo plain ph𝔯ás̹,

coni̹u̹nct̹ion, if, may get.

Fo𝔯 then the cás nominatiu’

be’fó𝔯 the v’erb iƷ ſetṭ,

184AƷ iƷ when it o𝔯 thér d̜oo cᴏ̹m

be’fó𝔯 the v’erbζ riht-fit.

185S̹m tým a v’erbζ Infinitiu’,

ſᴏ̹m ſentenc’ o𝔯 ſᴏ̹m clau̹Ʒ

IƷ too the v’erb nominatiu’,

and th̹ird perſń d̜ooth cau̹Ʒ. {n. p.}

186L̜et adi̹ectiu’ζ hau’ ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ:

l̜et antec’edentζ be’

Fou̹nd-ou̹t fo𝔯 eu’ry relatiu’:

l̜et ſu̹ch too rulƺ́agre’:

Fo𝔯 v’erbζ nu̹mber and perſń mu̹ſt

agre’ v̹ntoo hiƷ cás:

187AƷ relatiu’, in g’ender toó,

vƷth̜ antec’edentζ grác’.

Adi̹ectiu’ζ cás, g’ender, nu̹mber,

mu̹ſt hiƷ ſu̹bſtantiu’ plæƷ,

And, oft, iƷ vƷḍ ſu̹bſtantiu’ḷýk,

adu’erbζ of it fýnd æƷ.

Many cáseζ nominatiu’,188

many ſu̹bſtantiuζ ſe’ṇ,

O𝔯 antec’edentζ ſingular,

with coni̹u̹nct̹ion be’twe’n,

Cᴏ̹pľịng ſu̹ch, cau̹Ʒ theiṛ rulẹd wo𝔯d189

aľ-way plural t̜oo be’,

Whoo in perſń and g’ender mu̹ſt

with móſt-wᴏ̹𝔯thy agre’:

Whær firſt perſń iƷ wᴏ̹𝔯thiẹſt,

the ſecond iƷ the next.

The maſculin, then feminin

g’ender lookth̜ t̜oo be’ beſt:

Sáu’ in ſu̹ch th̹ingζ, aƷ hau’ no lý𝔣,

the neu̹ter tákth̜-away aľ ſtrý𝔣.

This laſt (fo𝔯 perſń and g’ender) {G1}

ſeru’th̜ latin rul mó𝔯-rý𝔣.

O̹ther cáſeζ folow theiṛ rul:190

exc’ept they attend on

An ᴏ̹ther wo𝔯d, and anſwer too

whoom͑? o𝔯 what? ṃád v̹pon

The next wo𝔯d be’fó𝔯-appendạnt,

on whoom͑ ſu̹ch cás iƷ attendạnt:

Sáu’ịng aľ-way, whoo, which, o𝔯 that,191

when they relatiu’ζ be’,

AƷ v̹ſho𝔯ƺ́go be’fó𝔯 theiṛ ló𝔯d,

and rulẹd diu’erſ̹ḷy,

Acco𝔯dịng too the rulƺ́fo𝔯 cás

ṃád fo𝔯 wo𝔯dζ attendạnt,

Bu̹t p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion and g’eru̹ndζ192

ſeld v̹ſho𝔯ſhip d̜oo grańt:

When nominatiu’ ſtrańg’ cᴏ̹męth̹

twixt relatiu’ and v’erb,

The relatiu’ mu̹ſt be’ ſu̹ch cás193

aƷ the v’erb wil affó𝔯d:

If nominatiu’ be’ not thær,

the relatiu’ hiƷ ſtæd d̜ooth bær.

P𝔯opŕịety of relatiu’-194

p𝔯opŕịetary mu̹ſt

Folow the rulƺ́of relatiu’,

fór cás, if aľ be’ i̹u̹ſt.

So mu̹ſt relatiu’ζ ſu̹bſtantiu’

with relatiu’ exp𝔯eſṭ. {n. p.}

195The relatiu’ ſᴏ̹m tým iƷ rulḍ

by p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion

In figùr ſetṭ after a v’erb,

ether in compoſ̹ịt̹ion,

O𝔯 ſeu’erḍ hath̹ this nót [ t̜oo ſhew

it ſetṭ in poſt-poſ̹it̹ion.

196That may be’ námḍ eqiu’ocạl,

oft a demonſtratiu’:

Sᴏ̹m tým coni̹u̹nct̹ion cau̹Ʒạľ:

ſᴏ̹m tým a relatiu’,

Chańg’ẹd fo𝔯 which: that coni̹u̹nct̹ion

iƷ oft ḷeft-ou̹t in the ſentenc’,

læu’ịng the v’erb alón.

The ſu̹bſtantiu’ of partạtiu’

vƷḍ with, of, o𝔯 among,

IƷ v̹nderſtandẹd by the wo𝔯d

attendịng, of, a-long:

197Interrogatiu’ and numeratiu’

d̜oo folow the lýk ſong.

V’erb-ſu̹bſtantiu’ cráuth̜ after it

ſu̹ch cás aƷ d̜ooth be’fó𝔯 it go,

𝔜e thowh a paſſiu’ parti’cipľ

v’erb-ſu̹bſtantiu’ d̜oo then folow.

198So cᴏ̹pľịng and dis-i̹ooinịng wo𝔯dζ,

electiu’ζ and exc’eptiu’ζ toó,

199Adu’erbζ of lýkṇes, aľſo bu̹t

cᴏ̹pľ lýk cás, and móſt-týmƺ́t̜oo {G2}

i̹ooin moodζ and tenc’eζ lýk-aľſo.

V’erbζ of aſkịng and tæchịng wil200

rul accuſ̹atiu’-cáseζ twoo,
The ón ſu̹ffŕọ
𝔯, the ᴏ̹ther th̹ing,

ou̹r ſpe’ch d̜ooth ſo alᴏ̹w.

The endịng, ịng, fo𝔯 partic’ipľ,201

or vƷḍ g’eru̹ndịalḷy,

D̜oth gᴏ̹u’erń lýk cás aƷ theiṛ v’erb,

that d̜ooth theiṛ ſenc’ ſu̹pply.

V’oic’-actiu’ intoo paſſiu’-v’oic’202

may be’ reſ̹olu’ḍ, and ſo

V’oic’ paſſiu’ intoo actiu’-v’oic’

may be’ reſ̹olu’ḍ toó.

The ſu̹ffŕọ𝔯, nᴏ̹w nominatiu’,

at-firſt folowd̜ the v’erb,

Whooƺ́rulịng cás waƷ the dooọ𝔯,

bu̹t nᴏ̹w the paſſiu’-wo𝔯d,

Cráu’th̹, of, o𝔯 by, be’fó𝔯 the ſám,

æch langag’ ſo affó𝔯d.

A partic’ipľ reſ̹olu’ḍ may be’203

v̹ntoo the v’erb, lýkẉiƷ

Ou̹r ſpe’ch alᴏ̹węth̹ beſt the ph𝔯ás̹,

that 𝔶e’ldęth̹ the beſt gýƷ.

The ſu̹bſtanc’ and the qality204

of th̹ing iƷ firſt in ph𝔯ás̹,

When, of, iƷ ḷeft-ou̹t in ou̹r ſpe’ch,

and the th̹ing laſt in plác’, {n. p.}

Bóth ſetṭ in compoſ̹ịt̹ion nᴏ̹w:

bu̹t ve’, reſ̹olu’ by, fo𝔯,

And qality ſᴏ̹m tým by, with,

when compou̹ndζ 𝔶e’ abǒ𝔯.

Part, parc’el, o𝔯 perteinịng-too

cráu’ the th̹ing i̹ooinḍ be’fó𝔯,

Su̹bſtanc’ iƷ knowṇ́ by adi̹ectiu’,

derýu’d from ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ ſtó𝔯:

AƷ for exaḿpľ he’r I ſhew,205

hᴏ̹w 𝔶e may ſu̹ch compou̹ndịngζ know.

On an erth̹-bank ne’r medow-grou̹nd,

I ſ̜aw a ho𝔯s-comb ly,

Which I b̜𝔯owht intoo a ho𝔯s-mil,

that a ſtón-waľ ſ̜tood nih,

And fýndịng thær an elḿẹn plank,

I ſ̜owht fo𝔯 a wᴏ̹ᴏ̹d-betľ

And wᴏ̹ᴏ̹dṇ́ wedg’eζ, bu̹t f̜ou̹nd nawht,

ſáu’ịng a laten-ketľ.

 

206On a bank of erth̹ o𝔯 erth̹ṇ́ bank, ne’r grou̹nd fo𝔯 medow, I ſ̜aw a comb for a ho𝔯s ly, which I b̜𝔯owht intoo a mil with ho𝔯s, that ſ̜tood nih a ſtónẹn waľ, o𝔯 waľ of ſtón, and fýndịng thær an elḿ-plank, or plank of elḿ, I ſ̜owht-fo𝔯 a betľ fo𝔯 wᴏ̹ᴏ̹d, and wedg’eζ of wᴏ̹ᴏ̹d, bu̹t f̜ou̹nd no-th̹ing, ſáu’ịng a ketľ of laten.

207Thér iƷ aľſo in ou̹r ſpe’ch an Appoſ̹it̹ion, a terḿ appliạbľ, when diu’ers̹ v’erbζ of ón mood, {n. p.} tenc’, nu̹mber, and perſń: o𝔯 diu’ers̹ ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ of ón cás: o𝔯 ᴏ̹ther wo𝔯dζ of ón-ſel𝔣 part of ſpe’ch folow ón an ᴏ̹ther in ſentenc’ withou̹t a copulatiu’ o𝔯 disi̹u̹nctiu’, ſu̹ch ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ be’longịng ſᴏ̹m tým too ón-ſel𝔣 th̹ing: bu̹t hau’ịng copulatiu’o𝔯 disi̹u̹nctiu’ be’fó𝔯 the látẹr may pertein too diu’ers̹ th̹ingζ: and ſu̹ch wo𝔯dζ may be’ ſayẹd t̹oo ſtand in appoſ̹it̹ion, bycau̹Ʒ they a̜r aľ v̹nder ón rul. Aľſo diu’ers̹ ſu̹bſtantiu’ζ may be’ in a ſentenc’ toogether, not gᴏ̹u’erńịng no𝔯 gᴏ̹u’erńẹd v̹ntil al’ be’ exp𝔯eſt, ſᴏ̹m be’ịng ſetṭ in appoſ̹it̹ion, ſᴏ̹m in compoſ̹it̹ion, ſᴏ̹m with p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion, the laſt gᴏ̹u’erńẹd ſᴏ̹m tým by a coni̹u̹nction,and ſᴏ̹m tým iƷ p𝔯opŕịetary, aƷ in this exaḿpľ.

208The riht-ǒno𝔯ábľ the Ló𝔯d Roberd Du̹dley, E𝔯ľ of Lec’eſter, Baron of Denbih, kniht of the móſt-ǒno𝔯ábľ o𝔯der of the garter and of S. Michael, maiſter of hir Mai̹eſtyƺ́ho𝔯sζ, ón of hir Hihṇes móſt-ǒno𝔯ábľ p𝔯iu’y Cou̹nc’ľ, Chańc’elọ𝔯 of the Uniu’erſity of Oxfo𝔯d, and Lieu̹-tenant g’eneral of aľ the e’ngliſh gariſ̹onƺ́in Flanderz͑ζ, ſold𝔶o𝔯z͑ζ cᴏ̹𝔯ag’eζ, wýƷḍomz͑, aptṇeſζ, and ſtrength̹ζ, a̹r imployẹd, be’ſtowẹd and vƷẹd v’aliantḷy, wýƷḷy, cᴏ̹mḷy, and ſtrongḷy, t̜oo v̹p-hóld, maintain, and defend the ǒno𝔯, dignity, eſtát, comodity, and p𝔯ofit of {n. p.} them-ſelu’ζ, theiṛ cᴏ̹ntry, and poſterity. With pardń cráu’ẹd, if I h̜au’ cręd in mis-plác’ịng o𝔯 mis-tákịng any wo𝔯d vƷẹd he’r, ónḷy fo𝔯 exaḿpľ aƷ afó𝔯-ſayẹd.

And he’r-in nót that t̜oo exp𝔯es any p𝔯opŕịetary o𝔯 apperteinạnt by209 the poſſeſịu’, hiƷ, ſe’męth̹ too me’ v’ery-v̹nfit: fo𝔯 then lawịo𝔯ƺ́in feofṃentζ, habendu̹mz͑, warrantịz͑, 𝔈 ᴏ̹ther clau̹Ʒeζ fo𝔯 grańtζ, miht argu ſtrongḷy that ſu̹ch wo𝔯d perteinęd not too the feoffẹ, warrantẹ, o𝔯 ᴏ̹ther grańtẹ, bu̹t too the eirz͑, execùtọ𝔯z͑, adminiſtŕạto𝔯ƺ́and aſſignƺ́of ſu̹ch feoffẹ, warrantẹ, o𝔯 grańtẹ. And ſo g’eneralḷy of ᴏ̹ther p𝔯opŕịetariz͑, nᴏ̹w be’ịng figùrẹd plainḷy with the declýnạtiu’ nót (hiƷ, be’ịng vƷẹd acco𝔯dịng too hiƷ p𝔯opŕ vc’) 𝔶e the p𝔯opŕịetary v’oic’ and figùr iƷ vƷẹd ſᴏ̹m tým aľſo appendạntḷy be’fó𝔯 the p𝔯opŕịety attendạnt apperteinịngḷy: aƷ, the waľƺ́b𝔯edth̹, and my ſtáu’ζ length̹ be’ aľ-ón.

 

Adu’erbζ of plác’ compou̹ndẹd with 210

any p𝔯epoſ̹it̹ion,

𝔜e’ may reſ̹olu’ by this, that, which,

o𝔯 what, nᴏ̹w ſetṭ aľón

After plác’, tým, maner, cau̹Ʒ, th̹ing,

clau̹Ʒ o𝔯 ſentenc’ firſt mænṭt:

H, cráu’ịng this, th, cráu’ịng that, {n. p.}

wh, which o𝔯 what h̜ath ſ̜ent.

An anſwer mu̹ſt agre’ in cás,211

and tenc’ with qeſtion:

Exc’ept the cás and tenc’ be’ ſu̹ch,

that rulƺ́ge’u’ plain exc’ept̹ion.

AƷ-tu̹chịng an v̹n-perfect v’oic’,

æch langag’ hath̹ hiƷ ph𝔯ás:212

By cou̹ntenanc’ and g’esſtùr ſu̹ch

hiƷ mænịng aľ-way haƷ.

 

P𝔯oſody.

213AƷ P𝔯oſody, fo𝔯 v’ᴏ̹welƺ́tým,

by figùr iƷ mád plain,

So v’oic’ in v’érs ſou̹ndth̜ ſho𝔯t v’ᴏ̹welz͑

dipth̹onglýk, be’ing twain.

And aƷ-fo𝔯 e’ngliſh v’erſifying,

ou̹r métŕ and ou̹r rým

Wil ſet-foo𝔯th̹ any-ón deu’ýc’,

with mater, tun, and tým,

Su̹ffic’ient fo𝔯 mirth̹ o𝔯 wo,

fo𝔯 erneſt, o𝔯 gám ſliht,

Fo𝔯 gráu’ o𝔯 wanton, hih o𝔯 bás,

fo𝔯 terrᴏ̹𝔯 o𝔯 deliht.

Acco𝔯ding too æch mýndƷ conc’eit,

e’ngliſh can ke’p du plác’,

And ſhou̹ld be’ w𝔯ong if ŋou̹ it ty {n. p.}

v̹ntoo a ſtrańg’ tngƷ grác’.

Thær-fo𝔯 I læu’ P𝔯oſody too214

au̹tǒ𝔯z͑, and caƷ t̜oo cᴏ̹m:

And neu’er ty thať too ſtraiht rulz͑,

which can ſeru’ eu’ry tu̹rń,

Bt that accont uƷth̜ P𝔯oth̹eſis,215

o𝔯 cont Aphereſis,

AƷ d̜ooth aray, o𝔯 ray the lýk:

raiṃent of the laſt iƷ:

And twixt fo𝔯 be’twixt we’ alᴏ̹w,

and lᴏ̹w the lýk of this.

So haľ𝔣 v’ᴏ̹wel in fo𝔯ḿạtiu’216

in midľ may encræc’

A ſillabľ, aƷ, e, ſ̹m tým

may decræc’ in thať plác’.

And, Ʒ, fo𝔯, e̹th̹, may chańg’ẹd be’217

t̜oo ŋe’ld ſ̹m v’érs hiƷ grác’ truḷy.

 

 

A ſho𝔯t conferẹnc’ of e’ngliſh p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ionƺ́not vƷd in latin fo𝔯 ón mænịng.

 

Ták hed of, Of, fo𝔯 g’enitiu’:218

exc’ept it folow v’oic’ paſſiu’:

o𝔯 mæn aƷ, fro, fo𝔯 ablatiu’,

whær p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion latin iƷ ryu219

o𝔯 paſſiu’ mákth̜ dooọ𝔯 datiu’: {G 1}

In ſtæd of thať-ſám g’enitiu’,

ne’d, rultónḷy an ablatiu’:220

aƷ wᴏ̹rthy, and hiƷ contŕ-adi̹ectiu’.

P𝔯aiƷ o𝔯 dis p𝔯aiƷ and meƷúr wil221

mák choic’ of thæƷ twoo-cáſeƷ ſtil,

plentiᴏ̹ọs, v’oid, fu̹l, and empty,

t̜’accuƷ, condemń, warń, pu̹rg’, o𝔯 try,

of crým, cau̹Ʒ, th̹ing, o𝔯 lýk mæn nih.

He’d, too, o𝔯, fo𝔯, gainọ𝔯z͑, lýkwiƷ222

and when lýkṇes and p𝔯ofit rýƷ,

which cau̹Ʒ datiu’ in latin gýƷ.

Bu̹t, fo𝔯, with p𝔯ic’ iƷ ablatiu’,223

whooƺ́lón adi̹ectiu’ iƷ g’enitiu’:

fo𝔯, ſhewịng cau̹Ʒ, cráu’th̜ ablatiu’.

Mark, with, be’fó𝔯 inſtrument, and224

maner of dooịng ablatiu’:

the laſt hath̹ th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh, o𝔯 by, aƷ oft

when cau̹Ʒ iƷ ſhewẹd, fo𝔯, iƷ mó𝔯-ryu’,

ſo, with, after ende’wḍ, content.

And, by, whoo compárạtiu’ h̜ath ſ̜ent

o𝔯, than, e’ngliſh, in latin mænṭt.

Ing, partic’ipľ compou̹ndḍ with, by,225

th̹𝔯ᴏ̹wh, with, o𝔯 in, g’eru̹ndialḷy,

mákth̜ g’eru̹nd, do, latin su̹pply.

P𝔯epoſ̜it̹ionƺ́e’ngliſh rul plác’,226

ló e’ngliſh p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ionƺ́grác’,

which in latin gou’erń no cás. {n. p.}

In-ſhewịng plác’ with at, o𝔯 in,

vƷ g’enitiu’ in the latin,

aƷ, too, cráu’e̹th̹ accuſ̜atiu’,

from, by, o𝔯 th̹𝔯̹wh, cráu’ ablatiu’.

Latin vƷth̹ p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ionƺ́toó227

in ᴏ̹ther phráſ̜eζ from thæƷ wýd,

aƷ in theiṛ rulịng ŋe’ may know,

oft v̹nder-ſ̜tood they cáſeζ gýd.

Sᴏ̹m v’erbζ rul cáſeζ twoo o𝔯 th̹𝔯e’,228

then ſffŕọ𝔯 ón móſt týmƺ́wil be’

móſt vƷẹd in accuſ̜atiu’,

diu’er rul, diu’er cáſeζ ge’u’.

Im-perſńạlƺ́lak nominatiu’,229

in latin gᴏ̹u’erńịng datiu’,

ſᴏ̹m gᴏ̹u’erń an accuſ̜atiu’,

(be’ſýd ſᴏ̹m tým a g’enitiu’)

thóƷ e’ngliſh be’ nominatiu’,

o𝔯-elc’ clau̹Ʒ, o𝔯 infinitiu’

d̜ooth it-ſel𝔣 rulọ𝔯 too ſch ge’u’.

Ták he’d of the e’ngliſh laſt mood,230

and partic’ipľ endịng with, ịng,

latin g’erndζ oft mák thæƷ gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d,

ſupinƺ́rárẹr fo𝔯 thæƷ they b𝔯ing.

Móſt latin v’erbζ be’ịng compondḍ231

with p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion be’fó𝔯 them,

a̜r e’ngliſhẹd aƷ ſingľ v’erbζ,

whooƺ́rulẹd cás tákth̜ v̹ntoo him {n. p.}

the p𝔯epoſ̜it̹ion: if not, ſet

ſch compoſ̜ịt̹ion laſt móſt-fit.

Whær compondḍ ph𝔯áſ̜eζ dis-agre’,232

gᴏ̹ᴏ̹d atǒrƺ́ſerch, and ſhn not me’.

Eqiu’oc’y d̜ooth æch ſpe’ch plæƷ,233

reſ̜olu’ æch phrás̹ that ſenc’ may æƷ,

I know not ſho𝔯tẹr rulƺ́than thæƷ:

ſáu’ the conco𝔯dζ and rulƺ́be’fó𝔯,234

agre’ mu̹ch with the latin ſtó𝔯.

 

Sᴏ̹m fal’tζ may be’ in this im-p𝔯eſịon: the Compóſ̜𝔯 be’ịng ſo mu̹ch accu̹ſtᴏ̹mẹd in the fó𝔯mer vc’: and the A𝔯 ſo perfect in the ſentenc’, that an ᴏ̹ther acqeintẹd with this vc’ may ſoonẹr fýnd ſᴏ̹m faltζ.

 

Qd. W. Bu̹llokar.

FINIS.

{n. p.}

 

William Bu̹llokarƺ́Pamphlet

fo𝔯 Grammar:

O𝔯 rather t̜oo be’ ſaiẹd hiƷ Abb𝔯eu’iat̹ịon of hiƷ Grammar fo𝔯 E’ngliſh, extractẹd ou̹t-of hiƷ Gramma𝔯 at-lárg’. This be’ịng ſu̹ffic’ịent fo𝔯 the ſpe’dị-lærńịng hᴏ̹w t̜oo párc’ E’ngliſh ſpe’ch fo𝔯 the perfectẹr w𝔯ýtng thær-of, and vƷng of the beſt ph𝔯áſ̜eζ thær-in, and the æƷịẹr entŕạnc’ into the ſecretζ of Grammar fo𝔯 ᴏ̹ther langag’eζ, and the ſpe’dịẹ𝔯 v̹nderſtandịng of ᴏ̹ther langag’eζ rulẹd o𝔯 not rulẹd by Grammar: v’ery-p𝔯ofitạbľ fo𝔯 the E’ngliſh nat̹ion that deƷý𝔯e̹th̹ t̜oo lærń any ſtrańg’ langag’: and v’ery-aid-fu̹l too the ſtrańg’ọ𝔯 t̜oo lærń e’ngliſh perfectḷy and ſpe’dịḷy: fo𝔯 that E’ngliſh hath̹ ſho𝔯t rul (thær-fo𝔯 ſoon lærńẹd) ŋet hau’ịng ſu̹ffic’ịent rulƺ́thær-in t̜oo mák the way mu̹ch æƷịẹr fo𝔯 the lærńịng of any ᴏ̹ther langag’ v̹nknowṇ́ be’fó𝔯 too the lærń𝔯. He’ h̜ath aľſo cau̹Ʒe̹d t̜oo be’ im-p𝔯intẹd with tru o𝔯tǒgraphy and Grammar-nótζ ᴏ̹ther bookζ ſu̹ffic’ịent fo𝔯 the exerc’ịƷ and vc’ of this Grammar.

 

Ge’u’ God the p𝔯aiƷ, that tæche̹th̹ aľ-waiζ. When truṭh̹ trye̹th̹, errᴏ̹𝔯 flie̹th̹.

 

Im-p𝔯intẹd at Lᴏ̹ndon, by Edmu̹nd Bollifant. 1586.

{n. p.}

 

Thér be’ in E’ngliſh ſpe’ch ſeu’ń and th̹irty diſtinct ſingľ diu’iſ̜ionƺ́of the v’oic’, and ſeu’ń mixṭ diu’iſ̜ionƺ́caľẹddiphth̹ongζ. So thér a̜r in the whól, fower and fo𝔯ty diſtinct o𝔯 ſeu’erạl diu’iſ̜ionƺ́in the v’oic’, of thať langag’, which a̜r figùrẹd o𝔯 markẹd by letterz͑, aƷ folowe̹th̹.

 

a. b. c’. c. ch. d. e. e’. f. g’. g. h. i. l. ľ. m. ḿ. n. ń. o.235 oo. p. q. r. ſ. ſh. t. th. th̹. v. v̹. v’. w. wh. x. ŋ. Ʒ. Too thæƷ a̜r adẹd, k, of the vc’ of, c: aľſo, ph, of the vc’ of, f: and ŕ, by it-ſel𝔣: and aľſo, 𝔈 by it-ſel𝔣 fo𝔯 the wo𝔯d, and.

Theiṛ Capitalƺ́and ᴏ̹ther paierƺ́folow, whær-of ſᴏ̹m be’ the mo in nu̹mber fo𝔯 the æƷịẹr vƷịng of fó𝔯mer im-preſịonz͑, and help in eqiu’ocy: bt firſt I wil deu’ýd the v’ᴏ̹welƺ́and haľf-v’ᴏ̹welz͑, from the conſonantζ, with theiṛ tým: and then partḷy hᴏ̹w thæƷ v’ᴏ̹welƺ́and haľf-v’ᴏ̹welƺ́may be’ vƷẹd toogether in diphth̹ong, aƷ th̹𝔯e’ of them ſo ſou̹ndẹd toogether mák a triphth̹ong: in which triphth̹ong thér iƷ aľ-way ón haľf-v’ᴏ̹wel if thér be’ not twoo.

 

Eiht v’̹welz͑: a. e. e’. i. o. oo. v. v̹.

 

V’̹welƺ́of ſho𝔯t tým: a. e. i. o. v̹. whoo hau’ịng long236 tým a̜r acc’entẹd thu̹s: á, é, o𝔯 æ, caľẹd a diphth̹ong, ý. ó. and fo𝔯, . long, we the diphth̹ong ou̹. {n. p.}

V’̹welƺ́of long tým: e. oo. v. whær-in nót that e’, æ’, and oo, a̜r neu’er ſondẹd ſho𝔯t, exc’ept when a conſonant folowịng dbl’ẹd in a fo𝔯ḿatiu’, ſondịng e’, o𝔯 æ’. aƷ, e. and ſondịng, oo. , ᴏ̹o𝔯, o, t̜oo ke’p fo𝔯ḿatiu’ζ perfect in figùr, thow chańgẹd in v’oic’, and when, u, ſondẹd ſho𝔯t, t̜oo acc’ent it thus, ù. æƷịḷy perc’eíu’ẹd by rædịng au̹tǒ𝔯ƺ́ ſo im-p𝔯intẹd: you̹ṛ-owṇ́ v’oic’ gýdịng you thæ𝔯-ín.

237Haľf v’ᴏ̹welƺ́: ľ, ḿ, ń, ŕ. vƷẹd aľſo lýk t𝔥e conſonantζ, l.m.n.r. ín fo𝔯ḿạtív’ζ when a conſonant goe̹tḩ next be’fó𝔯 any of them, and a v’ᴏ̹wel adẹd after them endịng the fo𝔯ḿ𝔯: fo𝔯 ín wo𝔯dζ not fo𝔯ḿẹd of ᴏ̹ther, ſu̹ch haľf v’ᴏ̹wel ſtandęt𝔥 laſt, and iƷ ſpelḍ alón by it-ſelf, ex-c’ept it folow a v’ᴏ̹wel t̜oo mák a diphthong.

 

T𝔥e ſeu’ń diphthongζ: aí.au̹.eí.eu̹.oí.ow.wí. fo𝔯 we’ vƷ w.in diphthong bóth fo𝔯 𝔥iƷ ne’r námịng lýk a v’ᴏ̹wel, and bicaƷ of híƷ óld vc’.

T𝔯iphthongƷ: an eľḿ-tŕe’: a caľḿ wýnd: a 𝔥oľḿ-wand, o𝔯 𝔥oľḿẹn wand.

 

238A a: B b: C’ c’: C c: Ch ch: D d: E e æ: E’ e’ æ’: F f: G’ g’ I i̹: G g: H h: I i y: K k: L l: ľ ľ: M m: ḿ: N n: ń: O o: oo: P p: P h p h f: Q q: R 𝔯 r: ŕ: S ſ s ζ: Sh ſh: T t: Th th: T̜h t̹h t̜h: U v u: u̹ v̹ ᴏ̹ ᴏ̹o ᴏ̹ᴏ̹: V’ v’ u’: W w: Wh wh: X x: Y 𝔶: Z Ʒ: 𝔈, by it-ſelf. {n. p.}

 

 

1 Mirror is a ſpectacle mean.

2 Nature delighteth in her like.

3 Women cheefly in children, men ſhould in vertue.

4 Hope helpeth, but hæleth not.

5 Pratlors and wantons are vnexpert.

6 Experience hath iudgement.

7 The mirrors vſe.

8 Each-one deſerues his hire.

9 Man is friend and enemie to man.

10 All haue not like gift.

11 God guideth good will.

12 Bettering is no battering.

13 The mirrors force.

14 Ten yeeres ſtudie and charge.

15 The deſolate neuer deſtitute wholie nor e’ contra.

16 Scorning is a ſcourging.

17 Vn-grate-fulnes is greeuous.

18 Soldior vnder Sir Rich. Wingfeeld in Queene Maries time.

19 Vnder Sir Ad. Poinings at new Hauen.

20 Vnder capten Turnor in gariſon.

21 A ſtudent in martiall affaires.

22 Store is no ſore.

23 Haukes and hounds a delight in leiſure.

24 In huſbandry not vnſkilfull.

25 A ſtudent in law.

26 Yeers, ſtudie and experience.

27 The end of his trauell now.

28 This volume a petie-one in reſpect, &c

29 The princes ſtroke is of moſt force.

30 Set downe who, & how.

31 A credit for Engliſh.

32 Crauing conference and pardon.

33 Extreame pains bring forgetfulnes.

34 The mirrors end.

35 Error in man without ſhame, brute as a beaſt deſerueth blame.

36 Extremitie trieth courage.

37 Conference, yea with any.

38 Iniuries cauſe war: peace prefer.

39 Concluſion with good will, to farder good ſtill.

40 Speech is diuided into eight parts.

41 The name of a thing that may be ſeen, felt, heard, or vnderstand-ed is a nown, & æſily per-ceiued by A, An, or the,

ſet before it.

42 A nwn subſtantiue is a perfect word by it ſelfe.

43 A nown-adiectiue is not vnderstanded by it ſelfe, without a Subſtantiue ioined vnto it: which subſtantiue will anſwer to the queſtion, who, or what?

44 The ſingular number ſpeaketh but of one. The plural of mo than one.

45 A, an, vſed appellatiuely in the ſingular number only except &c.

46 The, being vſed demonſtratiuely or relatiuely in both numbers.

47 A subſtantiue is declined with fiue caſes in both numbers.

48 The ſimple word is the nominatiue caſe ſet before a verbe, whom it gouerneth in number and perſon. But aſking , commanding, it or there demonſtratiuely vsed, and hauing, if, vnderſtanded, cauſe the nominatiue to come after his verbe.

49 The accuſatiue caſe followeth a verbe, participle, prepoſition, or gerundial.

50 The gainatiue-caſe ſheweth the gainor, or hiz contrary; reſoluable by to, or for.

51 The vocatiue iz caled or ſpoken to.

52 The fower caſes aboue be al of one voice and figure.

53 The genitiue proprietarie endeth in éζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑, added to the nominatiue, reſoluable by of, hiz propriety now firſt in phraz, rather, iζ, than éζ for diſtinctions ſake.

54 There is a nominaiue {p. 6} abſolute, and an accuſatiue abſolute when there is no word wherof they may be gouerned.

55 No ablatiue-caſe in Engliſh.

56 The nominatiue, accuſatiue, gainatiue, and vocatiue, be of one figure & voice. The genitiue hath the aditiō of éζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑, & moſt times eqiuoc with the nominatiue plural figured by addition with éζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑.

57 By z͑, éζ, o𝔯 ζ, the plural do ges: the genitiues vƷ Ʒ, éζ, o𝔯 ζ, but fo𝔯 diſtinctions ſake it were better iζ.

58 The genitiue plural in voic ſeld taketh éζ, added to his former ending in eζ, ζ, o𝔯 z͑, both theſe being commonly eqiuoc with the genitue ſingular: in al which, e, may be taken {p. 8} -away by the figure ſincope to defalk a ſillable in vers, or where the former doth end in s, or in z͑, plural. 𝔣, iƷ changẹd into v’ζ. Som plurals are formed by adding ii: and ſom are changed in voice and figure, & ſom haue one voice & figur in both numbers, forming their genitues according to the nominatiue ending letter: to wit, to c’, ch, g’, x, Ʒ, s, o𝔯 ſh, ad éζ. To l, m, n, r, vowel, half vowel, or dipthong ad z͑. To al other ad ζ.

59 He, ſhe, it, vſed demonſtratiuely, or relatiuely, to diſtinguish a thing being male or female or neither of theſe: it, is ſomtime vſed demonſtratiuely before male & before female, yea ſomtime before theſe or other demōſtratiues being of plurall number, and of what perſon ſoeuer.

60 It, ſeruing to doubt-full gender.

61 It, giuing place to the nominatiue caſe ſet after the verbe.

62 An adiectiue or participle may be ſaied to be the common gender.

63 He, ſhe, it: & who, which, that, relatiues declined.

64 Who, which, what, interrogatiues & indefinits declined.

65 An adiectiue is vn-declined, except it ſtand without a ſubstantiue: {p. 13} and then declined as a ſubstantiue.

66 Adiectiues form their comparatiue by er: their ſuperlatiue by, eſt.

67 Adiectiues changing voice in their compariſons.

68 Comparatiues between two: ſuperlatiues between mo.

69 Comparatiue formed by more: the ſuperlatiue by moſt.

70 Compariſon by better and beſt: wors, and worſt.

71 Adiectiues exceeding their ſignification compounded with too, and ouer.

72 Twoo adiectiues in compoſition together, and ſom compounded {p. 15} otherwiſe with ſillable or word.

73 Adiectiues turned into aduerbs.

74 Six figures: to wit, primitiue and deriuatiue: ſingle, and compoſitiue: ſimple, and declinatiue.

75 Three grammar notes. Deriuatiue known by (.) compoſitiue by (-) declinatiue by (‘).

76 As-deriuatiues, or conſanguinatiues.

77 A nown-declinatiue hath his note aboue, the verb hath it vnder the firſt letter of addition: but declinatiue changed in voice hath his note ſet to the firſt letter of ſuch word changed.

78 An equioc is a word hauing diuers meanings, yet of one part of ſpech: {p. 17} but being of diuers parts of ſpeech may be called an eqiuocal. A help to vnderſtand eqiuocy.

79 A Nowne knowen by a, an, or the.

80 Pronownes are ſixteen with their compounds.

81 A verbe is knowen by to, and declined with three perſons in both numbers.

82 A participle knowen by his deriuation from a verb and his own figure.

83 An aduerb is neither ruled of any word, nor ruleth any.

84 A prepoſition euer ruleth an accuſatiue-caſe.

85 A coniunction ioineth words and ſentences.

86 An interiection is a ſudden and vnperfect voice ſom time of diuers words.

87 Grammar notes and paiers of letters may diſtinguiſh eqiuocy.

88 A dictionary and grammar may ſtay our ſpeech in a perfect vſe for euer.

89 Diuers words of one meaning called co-ſignificatiues.

90 A Pronown ſheweth or rehearſeth: wherof there be ſixteen.

91 Selfe in compoſition ſhewing the perſon: but own without ſelfe, ſheweth the poſſeſſion.

92 A demonſtratiue ſheweth. A relatiue rehearſeth.

93 The declining of, I, thou, he, ſhe, it, who, which and that.

94 Pronouns poſſeſſiues be vn-declined: except the vſing of, hirs, theirs, ours, yours, proprietarily.

95 The declining of this and that. Selfe & ſame vn-declined except ſelues plural, ſhewing the perſons.

96 The, article before, ſelfe, ſame, and which.

97 The firſt perſon ſpeaketh of himſelfe. The ſecond ſpoken-vnto. The third ſpoken-of.

98 An adiectiue is ruled by his ſubstantiue.

99 A relatiue by his antecedent.

100 A verb is declined with mood, tence, number, and perſon: either actiue hauing a participle paſſiue: or verb ſubſtantiue, or neuter.

101 To haue, a poſſeſſiue: to haue-leu’er, a choicatiue.

102 Fiue moods.

103 The Indicatiue ſheweth or aſketh.

104 The Imparatiue biddeth.

105 The Optatiue wiſheth.

106 The Subiunctiue ioineth.

107 The Infinitiue hath neither number, perſon, nor nominatiue caſe, and knowen by to, &c.

108 That, vnderſtanded, and ſom time reſoluing the Infinitue mood.

109 Three times: now, paſt, to come.

110 Time paſt diuided into preter, preter-perfect, preter-plu-perfect.

111 Al preters are communly of one voice: a dout-ful preter, and dout-ful future.

112 Three coniugations or declinings and but one of them in cheeſe vſe.

113 Eſt, and eth, formatiue endings of the preſent tenſe: eth ſomtime changed into Ʒ.

114 Edſt, or eſt, formatiue endings of the preter.

115 The preſent tenſe is ſom time the doutful future.

116 Imparatiue vſe of ſecond perſon: let, imparatiuely gouerning the firſt and third person.

117 I-pray God, pray-God, & God-grant vſed with the preſent, preter, preter-perfect, and futur tence.

118 I would, would, would-God, would to God, O-that, O-if, vſed with the preter-plu-perfect, doutful preter & doutful future.

119 An optatiue without aduerbe.

120 Som coniunctions folow the indicatiue endings ſom the optatiue.

121 When, aſking is a meer aduerbe, otherwiſe a coniunction.

122 Conditionals, exceptiues, and aduersatiues require the voice in the {p. 29} optatiue: theſe being in the place of the optatiue-aduerbs.

123 The infinitiue with his to, ſignes, & endings, in his preters.

124 The verbe-ſubstantiue declined.

125 Neuters-vn-perfect vn-declined, ex-cept, eſt, aded in the ſecond perſon ſingul.

126 Equiuocy in wil, wilt, and would.

127 Som change voice in all preters, ſom in the preter of the indicatiue only.

128 Compounded verbs declined euery-where as their ſingle: as haue-leuer a choicatiue.

129 Haue and had, equiuocals, note their ſignifications.

130 Signes of tences and verbs-neuters-vn-perfect are ſom time vſed without expreſſing ther ſignificatiue verbe.

131 Preters formed by ed, added to the ſimple: t, for d, ſyncoped after c’, ch, f, k, ſ, p, ph, x, t, o𝔯 ſh.

132 Me-think, & me-thought, imperſonals.

133 Let, imparatiuely or permiſſiuely vſed.

134 Imperſonals ſeeming, yet none.

135 A participle deriued of a verbe, {p. 37} ing, added to the ſimple formeth the participle of the preſent tence.

136 Gerundial in, ing.

137 Verbals in ing, or, and er.

138 Participle-preter endeth alway in, ed, d, t, n, or, ń vſed paſſiuely, or with being: but actiuely compounded with, hauing.

139 And being eqiuocal with the verb of preſent tence, diſtinguiſhed thus: I put: preter, I putt: particip, putt. Conſonant doubled for eqiuocy, and time of vowels.

140 Participles reſoluable by their verbe, and the paſſiue into an actiue verbe, and è contra.

141 Participles forming compariſons.

142 An Aduerbe is ioined to a verbe or participle, and ſome to an adiectiue or other aduerb, gouerned of no word, yet his dependant anſwering to the qeſtiou, what?

143 Prepoſition without caſe is an aduerb.

144 Not, is ſet after a verbe, but before a participle: other negatiues, and the reſt (except asking, and wiſhing placed before the verbe & his nominatiue caſe) are vſed now heere, now there.

145 Qualitiues end in, ly, wiſe, or are adiectues, compounded with a, or vſed aduerbially: al generally anſwering to how?

146 As quantitiues anſwer to how much

147 One aduerbe may haue diuers ſignifications.

148 Aduerbs forming compariſon.

149 The, before aduerbs of comparatiue or ſuperlatiue degree.

150 As, repeated. As, alone, coniunctiuely. As, after ſo, and ſuch.

151 So-as, coniunction, for ſo-that.

152 Aduerbs of place begining with h, th, wh, compounded, are reſolued by this, that which, or what.

153 One voice ſom time an aduerbe, ſom time a coniunction, ſom time a prepoſition, and knowen aſunder by their vſes.

154 Some langages differ in vſing ſom other parts of ſpeech for one meaning.

155 A coniunction ioineth.

156 Copulatiues, diſiunctiues, electiues, exceptiues, and aduerbs of likenes, couple like mood, tence, & caſe, except, &c.

157 Prepoſituely before an accuſative caſe ſet after the verb.

158 Poſtpoſitiuely ruling that or which, going before.

159 Compᴏ̹ſi-tiuely with this (-). Appoſitiuely and aduerbially with this (*) as other aduerbs ſo ſeuered. Poſt poſitiuely ſeuered with this ([).

160 A verb compounded gouerneth caſe as ſingle verbe.

161 Prepoſition aduerbially ſingle.

162 Their proper ſignifications ſhall be exampled heerafter if God lend life and leiſure.

163 Compariſons from prepoſitions are adiectiues or aduerbials.

164 Toward deuided by his ruled caſe, o, turned into, oo.

165 Ward vſed to forme deriuatiue.

166 Prepoſition compounded before a ſubſtantiue, and after an aduerbe. And after a verb keepeth his ſignification, but before a verbe ſom alter the ſignification of both.

167 Compoſitions and appoſitions of ſubſtantiues together ruled after.

168 An Interiection is a ſudden & vnperfect ſpeech.

169 Sentence interiectiuely vſed.

170 Soeuer infinitely ſome time ſeuered from his compoſition.

171 Vn-, dis-, mis-, ab-, very, & euen, explained for ſignification.

172 Engliſh hath ſhort rules.

173 The three concords are eaſie, bicauſe the gouernor is moſtly expreſt.

174 Prepoſition and compoſition explaining engliſh.

175 The gouernor knowen by, who, which, or what? made before the verbe: but made after adiective or relatiue: and after an appendant to find the gouerned caſe.

176 Engliſh ſignifications expreſt by diuiſions in voice and latine by diuers ſillables.

177 Therefore engliſh may expres by one ſillable that for which other vſe diuers ſillables, and engliſh the breefer, yet as ſenſible.

178 Defaced for lak of true ortography and Grammar.

179 Rules for conſtruction in verſe for memories ſake.

180 A cōference with latin foloweth.

181 Marke the parts of ſpeech, ſpecially ſignes and equiuocy.

182 Note the verb and his nominatiue.

183 Aſking, bidding, or had ſet their nominatiue after them.

184 Likewiſe, it and there.

185 Infinitiue, ſentence, or clauſe, is in ſteade of a nominatiue.

186 Adiectiue hath ſubſtantiue, or vſed ſubſtantiue-like or aduerbially.

187 Relatiue hath an antecedent. How theſe do concord or agre.

188 Many nominatiues, ſubſtantiues, or antecedents.

189 Verbe adiectiue, and relatiue plural. Then firſt perſon, &c. maſculine gender, &c. worthieſt, except in things without life as this ſerueth the latin moſt.

190 The caſe of the ſubſtantiue.

191 The caſe of the relatiues, who, which, or that, being as gentilmen vſhors.

192 Prepoſition and gerunds ſeeld grant vſhorſhip.

193 The relatiue nominatiue caſe to the verbe.

194 Propriety ruled as his relatiue proprietary: likewiſe his ſubſtantiue being expreſt.

195 The relatiue ruled by prepoſition, by compoſition or poſtpoſition.

196 That, demonſtratiue, relatiue, and coniunction ſom time vnderſtood.

197 The ſubſtantiue of partatiue, interrogatiue, and numeratiue vnderſtood.

198 Words coupling like caſes.

199 Ye like moods and tences alſo.

200 Verbs gouerning a double accuſatiue.

201 Participle & gerundiall gouerning as their verbe.

202 Reſoluing of actiue into paſſiue and è contra.

203 Participle reſolued by his verbe, & è contra.

204 Compounding of ſubſtantiues ſhewing ſubſtance, quality, vſe, part, or pertaining to.

205 Examples for ſubſtantiues compounded.

206 Compoſitions and ſubſtanciatiue adiectiue reſolued by prepoſitions of, for, or, with.

207 Appoſition is when diuers words {p. 62} of one part of ſpeech come together vnder one rule: yea ſome time ſixt with prepoſition, compoſition, coniunction, and proprietarily.

208 Examples for appoſition intermingled with prepoſition, compoſition, coniunction, and proprietaries.

209 His, refuſed for expreſt proprietaryſhip.

210 H, th, wh, beginning aduerbs of place, reſoluable by, this, that, which, or what.

211 An anſwer is ruled by the queſtion.

212 Interiectiue phraſes.

213 Time of vowels by figure. Two ſhort vowels ſounded as one. Euery language hath naturall to be foreſt.

214 Authors and preſent cauſe giue rule for proſody and verſifying.

215 Protheſis and Aphereſis in Engliſh words.

216 Halfe vowels encreacing or decreacing a ſillable in the middle.

217 ζ, chańg’d for, eth, at end.

218 Of, ſhewing latin genitiue: except.

219 Of, ſhewing datiue, doer.

220 Of, ſhewing ablatiue.

221 Of, chooſing genitiue, or ablatiue.

222 To, or for, ſhewing datiue.

223 For, in ablatiue (with price) ſom in genitiue.

224 With, thorough, for, by, than, ſhew ablatiue.

225 By, with, thorough, in, cōpounded gerundially.

226 Place ruled in either language.

227 Latin prepoſitions in other phraſes and ſom time vnderſtood.

228 Diuers rules haue diuers caſes from one verbe.

229 Latin imperſonals, but engliſh perſonals.

230 Infinitiue & participle in ing, ſhew latin gerunds and ſupines.

231 Latin verbs compounded, engliſhed as ſingle.

232 Read autors for perfectnes.

233 By reſoluing phraſes the beſt is found.

234 Referred to the verſes before.

235 The xxxvii. ſingle letters.

236 Vowels time.

237 Power halfe vowels.

238 The ſingle letters with their capitals and other laiers betweene the double prik.

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