Of the

Of the Orthographie and Congruitie of the Britan Tongue A Treates, noe shorter than necessarie, for the Schooles

Name: Of the Orthographie and Congruitie of the Britan Tongue A Treates, noe shorter than necessarie, for the Schooles
Author: Hume, Alexander, schoolmaster; Wheatley, Henry B. (Henry Benjamin), 1838-1917 [Editor]

作者：Hume, Alexander, schoolmaster; Wheatley, Henry B. (Henry Benjamin), 1838-1917 [Editor]
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OF THE
ORTHOGRAPHIE AND CONGRUITIE
OF THE BRITAN TONGUE
Be
ALEXANDER HUME.
PREFACE.
The following is a list of our author’s works:--
MS. in the Advocates’ Library:--
OF THE ORTHOGRAPHIE
OF THE BRITAN TONGUE;
A TREATES, NOE
SHORTER
THEN NECESSARIE, FOR
THE SCHOOLES.
OF THE GROUNDES OF ORTHOGRAPHIE.
OF THE LATINE VOUALES.
OF THE BRITAN VOUALES.
OF CONSONANTES.
OF OUR ABUSING SUM CONSONANTES.
OF THE SYLLAB.
OF THE RULES TO SYMBOLIZE.
OF RULES FROM THE LATIN.
Cap. 7. (_sic._)
OF SUM IDIOMES IN OUR ORTHOGRAPHIE.
OF THE ACCENTES OF OUR TONGUE.
OF THE APOSTROPHUS AND HYPHEN.
OF THE CONGRUITIE
OF OUR BRITAN
TONGUE.
LIB. 2.
OF THE PERSON.
2. A personal word is q_uhi_lk admittes diversitie of person.
4. Quherupon person is first, second, and third.
5. The first person is of him that speakes; as, I wryte.
6. The second person is of him that is spoaken to; as, thou wrytes.
7. The third person is of him that is spoaken of; as, Peter wrytes.
OF NU_M_BER.
OF THE DETERMINATION OF THE PERSON.
2. The person of a noun singular is determined or undetermined.
OF THE GENDER OF A NOUN.
1. Gender is the affection of a noun for distinction of sex.
3. The one is distinguished from the other be he and she.
OF THE CASE OF THE NOUN.
OF THE DEGREES OF COMPARISON.
OF THE VERB’S PERSON AND NUMBER.
4. The nu_m_ber is noated with I and we; thou and ye; he and they.
OF THE MOOD OF THE VERB.
2. We utter the being of thinges or our awn wil.
3. The being of thinges is uttered be inquyring or avouing.
OF THE TYME OF THE VERB.
2. Tyme present is that q_uhi_lk now is; as, I wryte, or am wryting.
OF THE POWER OF THE VERB.
2. In the present tyme, I am, thou art, he is; we are, ye are, they are.
7. Verbes of doing are actives or passives.
OF THE ADVERB.
OF THE CONJUNCTION.
OF DISTINCTIONES.
NOTES.
GLOSSARIAL INDEX.
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