271. Latin genders 217 272. Words like _he-goat_ 217 273. Words like _genitrix_ 217 274. Words like _domina_ 218 275. Sex 219 276. True Genders in English 219 277. Neuters in _-t_ 220 278. Personification 220 279. True and apparent genders 221 CHAPTER III. THE NUMBERS. 280, 281. Dual number 225 282-284. Plural in _-s_ 226-230 285. The form in _child-r-en_ 230 286. The form in _-en_ 232 287. _Men_, _feet_, &c. 232 288. _Brethren_, &c. 232 CHAPTER IV. ON THE CASES. 289, 290. Meaning of word _case_ 234 291. Cases in English 237 292, 293. Determination of cases 239 294, 295. Analysis of cases 241 296. Case in _-s_ 241 CHAPTER V. THE PERSONAL PRONOUNS. 297. True personal pronoun 243 298. _We_ and _me_ 244 CHAPTER VI. ON THE TRUE REFLECTIVE PRONOUN IN THE GOTHIC LANGUAGES AND ON ITS ABSENCE IN THE ENGLISH. 299. The Latin _se_, _sui_ 247 {xxviii} CHAPTER VII. THE DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS, ETC. 300. _He_, _she_, _it_, _this_, _that_, _the_ 249 301. _These_ 251 302. _Those_ 253 CHAPTER VIII. THE RELATIVE, INTERROGATIVE, AND CERTAIN OTHER PRONOUNS. 303. _Who_, _what_, &c. 255 304. Indo-European forms 255 305. Miscellaneous observations 256 CHAPTER IX. ON CERTAIN FORMS IN -ER. 306, 307. _Eith-er_, _ov-er_, _und-er_, _bett-er_ 260, 261 308. Illustration from the Laplandic 261 309. Idea of alternative 262 CHAPTER X. THE COMPARATIVE DEGREE.