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The Grammar of English Grammars: With an Introduction ...
The compound relative pronouns, whoever or whosoever, whichever or -
whichsoever, and whatever or whatsoever," are declined in the same manner as
the simples, who, which, what. Thus :Wnonvzn or Wnosorzvnn, applied only to
persons.
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The Grammar of English Grammars
WHICHEVER or WHICHSOEVER, applied topersons, animals, and things. Sing.
Nom. whichever,Plur.Nom. whichever, Poss. ————, Poss. ————, Obj.
whichever;Obj. whichever. Sing. Nom. whichsoever, Plur. Nom. whichsoever,
Poss.
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An introduction to English grammar
Nominal case, whosoever whichsoever Neutral case, whomsoever whichsoever
Adnominal case, of whomsoever of whichsoever Subadnominal case□ by
whomsoever by whichsoever This pronoun is evidently derived from the relative ...
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The History of the Anglo-Saxons, Comprising the History of ...
I answered: “ It is at this which thou sayest, that God gives to every one freedom
to do evil, as well as good, whichsoever he will; and thou sayest also, that God
knoweth every thing before it happens; and thou also sayest, that nothing
happens, ...
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The teachers' manual of English grammar: consisting of three ...
ever, whatever, whosoever, whichsoever, whatsoever. Grammars usually call
these words compound relative pronouns, but this is evidently a wrong name ; for
, which and what, when thus used, are not usually relative pronouns, but
definitive ...
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Grammar of English grammars; or Advanced manual of English ...
Whichever or whichsoever. The compound relatives are generally equivalent to
the phrase ' that which,' ' the thing which,' or ; he who ' They include two cases,
and are commonly accompanied by two verbs. Examples. (a) Remember ** I say
...
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Smith's New Grammar: English Grammar, on the Productive ...
The pronouns whichsoever, whosoever, and the like, are elegantly divided by the
interposition of the corresponding substantives : thus, " On whichsoever side the
king cast his eyes," would have sounded better, if written, " On which side ...
Roswell Chamberlain Smith, 1834
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English Grammar on the Productive System: A Method of ...
The pronouns whichsoever, whosoever, and the like, are elegantly divided by the
interposition of the corresponding substantives : thus, " On whichsoever side the
king cast his eyes," would have sounded better, if written, " On which side ...
Roswell Chamberlain Smith, 1872
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A Dictionary of the Anglo-Saxon Language
1 Swapper, swœ&or, swaîSor [swa, hwaeíer which of the two] Whether, which of
the two, whichsoever ; uter duorum, utercunque : — SwaeSer he haebbe
whichsoever he may have, Bt. 36, 7. Swa?8or hi woldon whichsoever they would,
Bt. 41, ...
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An Abridgement of Murray's English Grammar and Exercises: ...
Poss. Obj. The indefinite pronouns are those that do not precisely designate or
point out the nouns, to which they relate. They are whoever or whosoever,
whichever or whichsoever, whatever or whatsoever. Whosoever and
whichsoever are ...
Lindley Murray, Joab Goldsmith Cooper, 1828
