The syntax of the temporal clause in Old English prose

Arthur Adams

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YALE STUDIES IN ENGLISH ALBERT S. EDITORCOOK, XXXII THE SYNTAX OF THE TEMPORAL CLAUSE IN ENGLISH PROSEOLD BY ARTHUR ADAMS, PH.D., ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH IN TRINITY COLLEGE, CONN.HARTFORD, of YaleA Thesis to the of the Graduate Schoolpresented Faculty of Doctor ofin for theCandidacy PhilosophyUniversity Degree NEW YORK AND COMPANYHENRY HOLT 1907 TO THE MEMORY OF COOPERJACOB PROFESSOR OF GREEK AND AFTERWARDS OF PHILOSOPHY IN RUTGERS COLLEGE A SCHOLAR WHO MERGED HIS SCHOLARSHIP IN LOVE FOR HIS BROTHER-MAN. CONTENTS PAGE GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER I. The Connectives of the Clause . . 9 A. Clauses time when .... 10denoting immediateB. . . 62 sequence Clauses duration 82C. denoting D. the time of an actiondetermining by reference to a action . . . 100preceding E. Clauses the time of an action by areference to action . . . 115subsequent the time of theF. Clauses terminationindicating of the action of the main clause . 127. . II. The Mode of the Clause inCHAPTER Temporal A. Clauses time when .... 142denoting B. immediate . . 147 sequence C. Clauses duration . . . .148denoting D. the time of an actiondetermining by reference to a action .150 . .preceding E. Clauses the time of an action by reference to a action . . .150subsequent F. Clauses the time of the terminationindicating of the action of the main clause . . .153 2. The So-called Modal Auxiliaries . . 155 CHAPTER III.

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• English language
• Old English

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 8
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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YALE STUDIES IN ENGLISH
ALBERT S. EDITORCOOK,
XXXII
THE SYNTAX
OF THE
TEMPORAL CLAUSE
IN
ENGLISH PROSEOLD
BY
ARTHUR ADAMS, PH.D.,
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH IN TRINITY COLLEGE,
CONN.HARTFORD,
of YaleA Thesis to the of the Graduate Schoolpresented Faculty
of Doctor ofin for theCandidacy PhilosophyUniversity Degree
NEW YORK
AND COMPANYHENRY HOLT
1907TO THE MEMORY
OF
COOPERJACOB
PROFESSOR OF GREEK AND AFTERWARDS OF PHILOSOPHY
IN RUTGERS COLLEGE
A SCHOLAR WHO MERGED HIS SCHOLARSHIP IN LOVE FOR
HIS BROTHER-MAN.