- 1Preface
- 2Part I — The History of the Cornish Language and Literature
- 3Chapter II — The Literature and Other Remains of Cornish
- 4Part II — The Grammar of the Cornish Language
- 5Chapter I — Spelling and Pronunciation
- 6§ 2 — The Vowels
- 7§ 3 — The Consonants
- 8Chapter II — The Initial Mutations
- 9Chapter III — The Article
- 10§ 2 — The Indefinite Article
- 11Chapter IV — The Noun
- 12§ 2 — The Gender of Nouns
- 13§ 3 — The Cases of Nouns
- 14§ 4 — The Plural of Nouns
- 15§ 5 — The So-Called Dual
- 16Chapter V — The Adjective
- 17Chapter VI — The Numerals
- 18Chapter VII — The Pronouns
- 19§ 2 — The Possessive Pronouns
- 20§ 3 — Pronominal Prepositions
- 21§ 4 — The Relative Pronoun
- 22§ 5 — The Demonstrative Pronouns
- 23§ 6 — The Interrogative Pronouns
- 24§ 7 — The Indefinite Pronouns
- 25Chapter VIII — The Verb in General
- 26$ 2. the Tenses of the Inflected Verb
- 27Chapter IX — The Auxiliary Verbs
- 28§ 2 — Gwîl (Older Guthil, Gruthil, Guil, Gul), to Do
- 29§ 3 — Gally, to Be Able
- 30§ 4 — Menny, to Will, to Wish
- 31Chapter X — Paradigm of a Regular Verb
- 32Chapter XI — The Irregular Verbs
- 33§ 1 — Môs, to Go
- 34§ 2 — Dôs (Earlier Devonos, Donos, Devos), to Come
- 35§ 5 — Dry, to Bring
- 36Chapter XII — Prepositions, Conjunctions, Adverbs
- 37§ 2 — Conjunctions
- 38§ 3 — Adverbs
- 39Chapter XIII — Swear-Words and Expletives
- 40Chapter XIV — The Construction of Sentences, Idioms, etc.
- 41§ 2 — Negative and Interrogative Sentences
- 42§ 3 — Dependent Sentences or Subordinate Clauses
- 43§ 4 — The Infinitive or Verbal Noun
- 44§ 5 — Some Idioms and Expressions
- 45§ 6 — Rules for Initial Mutations
- 46Chapter XV — Prosody
- 47Chapter XVI — Note on the Interpretation of Cornish Names
- 48Appendix — The Days, Months, and Seasons in Cornish
- 49§ 4 — Festivals and Holy Days, Dêdh Goilyow Ha Dedhyow Sans
- 50List of Some Modern Books and Articles Relating to Cornish
A Handbook of the Cornish Language
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