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304. Forever ^[[Micheme. Isa. XXVI.4.XXXIV.10. Mat VI.13.]]
5. PREPOSITIONS AND PREPOSITIONAL TERMS.
305. Above. ^[[Waabe. Isa.VI.2.]]
306. Under. 
307. Within. 
308. Without. 
309. Something--n. 
310. Nothing--n. ^[[Matteag Luke.XXII 35. Isa. XL. 17.]]
311. On. ^[[Ohta. Lev.VIII.30]]
312. In. 
313. By. 
314. Through. 
315. In the sky. 
316. On the tree. 
317. In the house. 
318. By the shore. 
319. Through the water. 
6. VERBS. 
The simplest form of the Indian verb which has been found orally to exist in the languages examined, is the third person singular present tense of the indicative mood. The infinitive is only to be established by dissection. If this rule prevails in the language known to you, the equivalents of the verbs to eat, to drink, &c., will be understood to mean, he eats, he drinks, &c., unless it be otherwise denoted. 
320. To eat. ^[[Meet[[strikethrough]]it[[/strikethrough]]ch. Job. 31.8. [[strikethrough]]Meetsek XXI 4.[[/strikethrough]] Mark 8.2.8.]]
321. To drink. ^[[Wuttatt [[strikethrough]]ash Gen. XVIII. 24[[/strikethrough]] Muttatog. Isa. V. 22.]]
322. To laugh. ^[[Makiniunuk[[?]][[strikethrough]]Prov. II.21. Abarrimink[[?]][[/strikethrough]]. Ecc.III.4.]]
^[[Hahikre.[[?]] E.18.12.]]
323. To cry. ^[[Mauook. Luke VIII.52 Maumuk. Ecc. 3.4.[[strikethrough]][[?]][[/strikethrough]]]]
324. To love. ^[[Womon. song of Sol.II.9]]
325. To burn. ^[[Chikosw [[strikethrough]][[?]][[/strikethrough]] Lev. IV. 12.]]
326. To walk. ^[[Papaum. Zachariah.VI.7]]
327. To run. ^[[Kenoos Zec. II.4]]
328. To see. ^[[Naush. Rev. VI.[[?]].3]]
329. To hear. ^[[NOota[[strikethrough]]moem[[/strikethrough]].[[strikethrough]]Job.XVI.12[[/strikethrough]] Luke VIII.8. Gen.III.8.]]