[19] As in Amherst and inherent.
[20] The meaning of the note of interrogation is explained in [§ 148].
[21] Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine.
[22] Natural History of Man.
[23] This list is taken from Smart's valuable and logical English Grammar.
[24] As in Shotover Hill, near Oxford.
[25] As in Jerusalem artichoke.
[26] A sort of silk.
[27] Ancient Cassio—"Othello."
[28] This class of words was pointed out to me by the very intelligent Reader of my first edition.