OF THE DEGREES OF COMPARISON.

Cap. 6.

1. Al nounes that wil join with a substantive ar called adjectives; as,

gud, high, hard, sueet, sour.

2. These, and al that wil admit mare and mast, are compared be degrees;

as, sueet, more sueet, most sueet.

3. Of comparison ther be thre degrees: the positive, comparative, and

superlative, if the first may be called a degre.

4. The positive is the first position of the noun; as, soft, hard;

quhyte, blak; hoat, cald.

5. The comparative excedes the positive be more, and is formed of the

positive be adding er; as, softer, harder; quhiter, blaker; hoater,

calder.

6. The superlative excedes the positive be most, and is formed of the

positive be adding est; as, softest, hardest; quhytest, blakest;

hoatest, caldest.

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