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An English Grammar by J. W. (James Witt) Sewell;W. M. (William Malone) Baskervill
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amends
annals
assets
antipodes
scissors
thanks
spectacles
vespers
victuals
matins
nuptials
oats
obsequies
premises
bellows
billiards
dregs
gallows
tongs

[Sidenote: _Occasionally singular words_.]

Sometimes, however, a few of these words have the construction of
singular nouns. Notice the following:--

They cannot get on without each other any more than one blade of
_a scissors_ can cut without the other.--J.L. LAUGHLIN.

A relic which, if I recollect right, he pronounced to have been
_a tongs_.--IRVING.
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