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Contents.
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Corruptions in the Saxon Chronicle 53
Slow change from Old to New 54
Interest attached to Peterborough 55
1120. Its Forged Charters 56
The letters h and g replaced 57
The Dative replaces the Accusative 58
Break-up of Case-endings 59
New use of Prepositions 60
Clipping of Infinitives and Participles 61
The Northern, Midland, and Southern Shibboleths 62
New Teutonic words crop up 63
Scandinavian words come in 64
1120. Specimen of East Midland Dialect 65, 66
1120. Specimen of Southern Dialect 67
A later Version of Ælfric's Homilies 68
O and ch replace a and c 69
New Relatives - The letter ʓ 70
Lines on the Grave 71
1160. The Peterborough Chronicle 72
Southern corruptions appear 73
K, qu, and gh are found 74
1160. Specimen of East Midland Dialect 75, 76
1160. Specimen of Southern Dialect 77, 78
Early Rimes - The Sound au 79
V and w replace f and g 80
Sh replaces sc 81
Change in Nouns and Verbs 82
Change in Meaning of Words 83
1170. The Moral Ode - The Worcester Manuscript 84
Ou replaces o - The new besiden 85
The Hatton Gospels 86
1180. The Essex Homilies - The form ie 87
Clipping of Words - New phrases 88
The Masculine and Neuter Article confused 89
New Norse words 90
1200. King Alfred's Proverbs 91
Orrmin 92