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C.Robinson  \nA GUIDE TOOLD ENGLISH  \nFIFTH EDITION  \nBruce Mitchell  \nFellow Emeritus of StEdmund Hall,Oxford  \nFred C.Robinson  \nDouglas TracySmith Professor ofEnglish,Yale Unitersity  \nA Guide to Old English Copyright OBruce Mitchell,1964,1968A Guide to Old English revised with Texts and Glossary◎ Bruce Mitchell and Fred C.Robinson,1982A Guide to Old English Revised with Prose and Verse Texts andGlossary ◎Bruce Mitchell and Fred C.Robinson,1986A Guide to Old English Fifth edition ◎Bruce Mitchelland Fred C.Robinson,1992  \nFirst edition 1964Second edition 1968Reprinted 1971,1975,1978,1981Revised(3rd)edition with texts and glossary 1982Reprinted(with corrections)1983,1984(twice)Reprinted(4th)edition with prose and verse texts and glossary 1986Reprinted 1987,1988(with corrections and revisions),1990,1991Fifth edition 1992Reprinted 1992,and again(with corrections)1992Reprinted(with corrections and revisions)1994Reprinted 1995,1996(twice),1997  \nBlackwell Publishers Ltd  \n108 Cowley Road  \nOxford OX41JF,UK  \nBlackwell Publishers Inc  \n350 Main Street  \nMalden,Massachusetts 02148,USA  \nAll ights reserved.Except for the quotation of short passages for the purposesof criticism and review,no part of this publication may be reproduced,storedin a retrieval system,or transmitted,in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording or otherwise,without the prior permissionof the publisher.  \nExcept in the United States of America,this book is sold subject to the conditionthat it shall not,by way of trade or otherwise,be lent,re-sold,hired out,orotherwise circulated without the publisher's prior consent in any form of bindingor cover other than that in which it is published and without a similar conditionincluding this condition being imposed on the subsequent purchaser.  \nBritish Library Cataloguing in Publication DataA CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data  \nMitchell,Bruce,1920-  \nA guide to old English/Bruce Mitchell,Fred C.Robinson-5th ed  \np.cm.  \nIncludes bibliographical references and index.  \nISBN0-631-16656-4—ISBN 0-631-16657-2(pbk)  \n1.English language-Old English,ca.450-1100-Grammar.  \n2.English language-Old English,ca 450-1100-Texts.3.Anglo-Saxons  \nI.Robinson,Fred C.II.Title.  \nPE131.M51992  \n90-24627  \n429'.82421-dc20  \nCIP  \nTypeset by Joshua Associates Ltd,OxfordPrinted and bound in Great Britain by Hartnolls Limited,Bodmin,Cornwall  \nAnglo-Saxon England  \n‘Everyman,I'll go with theeAnd be thy Guide.'And if you don't learn Old English,Then Devil take your hide.  \nContents  \nForeword to the Fifth EditionviiMap of Anglo-Saxon EnglandXAbbreviations and SymbolsxviiHow to Use this GuideI  \nPART ONE  \n1 Preliminary Remarks on the Language(§§I-4)  \nII  \n2 Orthography and Pronunciation(885-9)I3i Orthography(§5)I3ii Stress(§6)I3iii Vowels(§7)I4iv Diphthongs(§8)14y Consonants(§9)I5  \n3 Inflexions(SI0-I35)  \nI7  \nIntroduction(§§r0-14)  \nI7  \nI8  \ni Pronouns(§§15-21)  \nii Nouns and Sound-Changes Relevant to Them(§§22-62)  \nI9  \nWeak Nouns(§§22-25)  \nI9  \nSome Technical Terms(5§26-32)  \n20  \nStrong Nouns like stan(masc.)and scip(neut.)(9933-44)  \n22  \n26  \nMasculine and Neuter Nouns in-e(5945-46)  \nStrong Feminine Nouns(5947-51)  \n幻娼  \ni-Mutation(952-57)  \nNouns affected by i-Mutation(§§58-6o)  \n29  \nu-Nouns(§§61-62)  \n30  \niii Adjectives(§63-76)Introduction(5§63-64)Weak Declension(865)Strong Declension(§66-67)Stem Changes in Adjectives(§568-73)Comparison of Adjectives(§674-76)  \n30  \n30  \n3I  \n3I  \n32  \n33  \niv Observations on Noun,Adjective,and PronounDeclensions(§977-81)  \n33  \nv Numerals(§§82-86)  \n34  \nvi Strong Verbs and Sound-Changes Relevant to Them  \n(§587-II4)  \n35  \nIntroduction(5587-89)  \n35  \nPrincipal Parts of the Strong Verbs(§§90-95)Breaking(§§96-99)Influence of Initial g,sr,i(§1oo)39Influence of 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