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A.D.		page
	His Norse origin	93
	His probable abode	94
	His many corruptions	95
	His new Pronouns	96
	His Norse words, kept by us	97
	His Prepositional compounds	98
	He uses that for thilk	99
	Theirs, what man, thyself	100
	Forthwith, right, or, alone, same	101
	He replaces œ by a	102
	Change in the meaning of words	103
	The Norse auxiliary mun	104
	Strong Verbs corrupted into Weak	105
	Hid, sicken, shown	106
	Mid and niman die out	107
1200.	Specimen of East Midland Dialect	108, 109
1205.	Specimen of Western Dialect	110
	Layamon's Brut	111
	He is the last to use œ	112
	The Corrupt Participle in ing	113
	His Norse Words	114
	The Legend of St. Margaret	115
	The letters ea - The ending ful	116
1220.	The Hali Meidenhad	117
	The Ancren Riwle	118
	The use of one for man	119
	The New Relative	120
	The Superlative replaced by most	121
	New Norse words	122
	New Low German words	123
	Salopian works	124
1230.	The Bestiary	125
	Ou replaces u; one	126
	The Genesis and Exodus	127
	Drag, dray, draw - The i and oo	128
	Clipping of words in East Anglia	129
	Whilum, seldum, muste, these	130