The Bruce 37Book 11 · Weak verbs form their past tense and past participle in it or
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The Bruce 37
Book 11 · Weak verbs form their past tense and past participle in it or
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yt, the latter being more common in E. In certain cases the vowel drops out, as in dwelt. After r, l (ll), n, the ending is often in d, as herd, ansuerd, etc.
NOTE.--Felt for the ordinary feld occurs once, in III. 119. Cald, too, for callit, is forced to a rhyme (XIII. 61). The proper past of send is send.