causal clauses, sequence, 261 d.
causative auxiliaries, 266, 269, 271,

273-

certayn, 129, 324. 3, 334. 7.

charge (v.), followed by the sub-

junctive, 232. I c.

commande (v.), followed by the sub-

junctive, 232. I c.

comparative, 32-34.

of adverbs, 39, 40.
double, 41, 42.

with more, 42 a.
complementary final clauses, 232,
291 b, 303 a.

concessive clauses, 227, 261 e.
conditions, ideal, 210-212, 215,
219, 230.

unreal, 213, 214, 220, 288,

dative, inflection, II.

neuter, of pronouns, 58.

of indirect object, 20 a, 80 a.

of interest, 20 c, 80 b.

F

Fader, 10 C.

farre, 34.

herte, 10 d.

hindering, verbs of, 246.
hoole, 47.

hurte (pret.), 175.

hyghe, 34.

I

Ideal conditions, 210-212, 215, 219,

230.

imperative, inflection, 177, 182.

expressed by shall, 283 a.
expressed by will, 292 a.

imperative subjunctive, 235, 236.
impersonal verbs, 20 b, 80 d, e,
281, 312.

indefinite pronouns, 70-75, 77,
117-129.

indefinite relative clauses, 215-217.
indirect discourse, sequence, 263.
indirect object, 20 a, 80 a.
indirect question, 228, 229.
infinitive, inflection, 177, 181.
absolute, 250.

active, after causative auxil-
iaries, 266, 269, 271, 273.

active, after it is, 319.
appositive, 240 a, 241-244,

319.

gerundive, 248.
object, 245-247.
of result, 249.

perfect (with haue) for pres-

ent, 260.

subject, 240-244.

with causative auxiliaries,

271-273.

with for to, 238.

with and without to, 237.

with resumptive to, 239.
intensive pronouns, 130, 131.
interrogative pronouns, 95-99.