—­used with def. art., ellipt., as nouns
    —­two or more before a noun, order of
    —­two, joined by hyphens
    —­denoting unity or plurality, how agree with their nouns
    —­connected, position of
    —­differing in numb., connected without repetition of noun ("ONE or
      more letters,”)
    —­much, little, &c., preceded by too, how, &c., taken substantively
    —­Adjectives, punct. of
    —­derivation of, from nouns, from adjectives, &c.
    —­poet. peculiarities in respect to
    —­Adjective, taken abstractly with infin. or part.
    —­following a finite verb, without a noun
    —­do. an infin. or a part.
    —­position of, in Eng.
    —­when may either precede or follow its noun
    —­Whether adj. or adv. is required, how determined
    —­Adjective, one superadded to an other, without conjunc., position
      of
    —­when the figure of, affects the sense, what to be done
    —­should not be represented by a pronoun
    —­ellipsis of, shown

Adjectives, common, probable numb. of, in Eng.
    —­enumeration of, according to their endings

Adjectives, compound, analogies of their formation, traced
    —­nouns derived from, generally disapproved

Adjectives, numeral, kinds of, named
    —­Cardinal numb. and its corresponding numeral, what denote
    —­Construction and figure of the numerals

Adjectives, participial, what words to be referred to the class of
    —­cannot be construed to govern obj. case

Adjectives, pronominal, list of
    —­which, sometimes used adverbially
    —­which, sometimes used partitively, appar. as nouns
    —­without nouns expressed, how parsed
    —­distribution of, by CHURCH See Other, &c.

Adjectives, proper, peculiarities of, considered
    —­rule for initial capital in

Adjuncts of nominative in the agreement of a verb

Admitting, allowing, &c., appar. independent, to what may relate

ADVERBS, Etymol. of
    —­Adverb, defined
    —­Adverbs, serve to abbreviate expression
    —­other classes of words sometimes take the nature of
    —­appar. take the nat. of other parts of speech
    —­how distinguished from adjectives
    —­Classes of, named and defined
    —­proper classification of, by what indicated
    —­of time, place, and manner, with what connected; of degree, do.
    —­conjunctive (see Conjunctive Adverb:)
    —­Modifications of
    —­number of, in Eng. 
    —­Whether adverb or adjective required, how determined
    —­Adverbs, Synt. of
    —­in what do. consists
    —­to what relate
    —­Adverb before a prep. ("CONSIDERABLY beyond,”)