508. True demonstrative pronoun 412 509. _His mother_, _her father_ 412 {xxxvi} 510, 511. Use of _its_ 412 512. _Take them things away_ 413 513, 514. _Hic_ and _ille_, _this_ and _that_ 413 CHAPTER VII. ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE WORD _SELF_. 515. Government, apposition, composition 416 516. _Her-self_, _itself_ 416 517. _Self_ and _one_ 417 518, 519. Inflection of _self_ 418 CHAPTER VIII. ON THE POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS. 520, 521. _My_ and _mine_, &c. 419 CHAPTER IX. THE RELATIVE PRONOUNS. 522-524. _That_, _which_, _what_ 422 525. _The man_ as _rides to market_ 423 526, 527. Plural use of _whose_ 423 528, 529. Concord of relative and antecedent 423 530. Ellipsis of the relative 424 531. Relative equivalent to demonstrative pronoun 425 Demonstrative equivalent to substantive 425 532. Omission of antecedent 426 533. [Greek: Chromai bibliois hois echo] 426 534. Relatives with complex antecedents 427 CHAPTER X. ON THE INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS. 535. Direct and oblique interrogations 428 536-539. _Whom do they say that it is?_ 428-430 CHAPTER XI. THE RECIPROCAL CONSTRUCTION. 540, 541. Structure of reciprocal expressions 431 {xxxvii} CHAPTER XII. THE INDETERMINATE PRONOUNS. 542. _On dit_=_one says_ 433 543-546. _It_ and _there_ 433 _Es sind_ 434 CHAPTER XIII. THE ARTICLES. 547. Repetition of article 435 CHAPTER XIV. THE NUMERALS. 548. _The thousand-and-first_ 436 549. _The first two_ and _two first_ 436 CHAPTER XV. ON VERBS IN GENERAL. 550. Transitive verbs 437 551. Auxiliary verbs 438 552. Verb substantive 438 CHAPTER XVI. THE CONCORD OF VERBS. 553-556. Concord of person 439 557. Plural subjects with singular predicates 443 Singular subjects with plural predicates 443