An English Grammar by J. W. (James Witt) Sewell;W. M. (William Malone) Baskervill
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It would be so much more pleasant to live at his ease than to work eight or ten hours _a day_.--BULWER [Sidenote: _Compare to Sec. 184._] Strong beer, such as we now buy for eighteenpence _a gallon_, was then a penny _a gallon_.--FROUDE [Sidenote: _With_ such, many, what.] 194. _An_ or _a_ is added to the adjectives _such_, _many_, and _what_, and may be considered a part of these in modifying substantives. How was I to pay _such a_ debt?--THACKERAY. _Many a_ one you and I have had here below.--THACKERAY. _What a_ world of merriment then melody foretells!--POE. [Sidenote: _With_ not _and_ many.] 195 LIST III. A few of comparative form but not comparative meaning:-- After Over Under Nether. |
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