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An English Grammar by J. W. (James Witt) Sewell;W. M. (William Malone) Baskervill
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LIST I.

1. Good or well Better Best
2. Evil, bad, ill Worse Worst
3. Little Less, lesser Least
4. Much or many More Most
5. Old Elder, older Eldest, oldest
6. Nigh Nigher Nighest, next
7. Near Nearer Nearest
8. Far Farther, further Farthest, furthest
9. Late Later, latter Latest, last
10. Hind Hinder Hindmost, hindermost


LIST II.

These have no adjective positive:--

1. [In] Inner Inmost, innermost
2. [Out] Outer, utter {Outmost, outermost
{Utmost, uttermost
3. [Up] Upper Upmost, uppermost


LIST III.

A few of comparative form but not comparative meaning:--

After Over Under Nether
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