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Contents.
A.D. | page | |
Old English Pronouns | 23 | |
Old English Verbs | 24 | |
Letters cast out or put in | 25 | |
Exchange of letters | 26 | |
Prepositions still used in the old way | 27 | |
The use of man - English Negation | 28 | |
The Verb - The Article | 29 | |
The Verb do prefixed to other Verbs | 30 | |
Adverbial Idioms | 31 | |
Corruption of words - Loss of Accents | 32 | |
Alliterative Poetry | 33 | |
It still keeps its hold on us | 34 |
Northumbrian English | 35 | |
680. | Cadmon's Runes on the Ruthwell Cross | 36 |
737. | Another piece of Cadmon's | 37 |
800. | The Northern Psalter | 38 |
Its peculiarities | 39 | |
876. | The Norse Settlement in England | 40 |
Its abiding influence | 41 | |
900. | The Rushworth Gospels | 42 |
Southern and Northern English contrasted | 43 | |
924. | King Edward's Conquests | 44 |
941. | The Five Danish Burghs | 45 |
954. | Eadred becomes the One King of England | 46 |
The Danish influence on New English | 47 | |
970. | The Lindisfarne Gospels | 48 |
Southern and Northern English contrasted | 49 | |
Norse corruptions | 50 | |
1066. | The French Conquest | 51 |
1090. | The Legend of St. Edmund | 52 |