Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, المجلد 9;المجلد 19The Society, 1968 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... Mode , he commands . When an Inferiour speaks in this Mode , he prayes and intreats . When a minister speaks in this Mode , he exhorts , and blesseth . Wadchansh , Keep thou . Wadchaneh , Keep me . 3. The Optative , Wishing , or Desiring ...
... Mode , he commands . When an Inferiour speaks in this Mode , he prayes and intreats . When a minister speaks in this Mode , he exhorts , and blesseth . Wadchansh , Keep thou . Wadchaneh , Keep me . 3. The Optative , Wishing , or Desiring ...
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... Mode : All Questions are alwayes asked in this Mode of the Verb , and in no other ; and it is formed by adding [ ás ] to the Affirmative . Indicative Mode . Present tense . Noowadchanumunás Koowadchanumunás cowadchanumunaous Present ...
... Mode : All Questions are alwayes asked in this Mode of the Verb , and in no other ; and it is formed by adding [ ás ] to the Affirmative . Indicative Mode . Present tense . Noowadchanumunás Koowadchanumunás cowadchanumunaous Present ...
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... Mode . To keep me , Noowadchanukqunat . To keep thee , koowadchanukqunat . To keep him , cowadchanonat . Note also , That this mode followeth the Indicative and keepeth the Affix . As for Example . To keep us , noowadchanukqunnanonut ...
... Mode . To keep me , Noowadchanukqunat . To keep thee , koowadchanukqunat . To keep him , cowadchanonat . Note also , That this mode followeth the Indicative and keepeth the Affix . As for Example . To keep us , noowadchanukqunnanonut ...
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