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AFFINITIES OF THE ENGLISH WITH THE LANGUAGES OF GERMANY AND
SCANDINAVIA.

65. _General_ affinities of the English language 28
67. The term _Gothic_ 28
69. _Scandinavian_ branch 28
70. _Teutonic_ branch 31
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71. Moeso-Gothic 31
73. Origin of the Moeso-Goths 32
76. Name not Germanic 33
77. Old High German 35
78. Low Germanic division 36
79. Frisian 36
81. Old Frisian 37
82. Platt-Deutsch 38
83. Anglo-Saxon and Icelandic compound 38
84. Scandinavian article 40
88. Scandinavian verb 44
91. Declension in _-n_ 45
92. Difference between languages of the same division 46
93. Weak and strong nouns 46
Moeso-Gothic inflections 47
94. Old Frisian and Anglo-Saxon 50
98. The term _German_ 56
99. The term _Dutch_ 57
100. The term _Teutonic_ 58
101. The term _Anglo-Saxon_ 59
102. _Icelandic_, Old Norse 59

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