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114 Tomohiro Yanagi<br />

b. Ealle ge me æswiciað. on ðissere anre nihte;<br />

all ye me offend on this one night<br />

“Ye shall all be offended with me on this one night.” (ÆCHom II 139.69)<br />

(13) nominative eall and pronoun preceding it (75 exx.)<br />

a. 7 hi ealle anmodlice ræddon þæt ealle his gesetnyssa<br />

and <strong>the</strong>y all unanimously resolved that all his decrees<br />

aydlode wæron;<br />

annulled were<br />

“and <strong>the</strong>y all unanimously resolved that all his decrees should be annulled”<br />

(ÆCHom I 207.32)<br />

b. Ða astrehton hi ealle hi æt his fotum biddende þæt he þæt<br />

<strong>the</strong>n stretched <strong>the</strong>y all <strong>the</strong>m at his feet praying that he that<br />

behat mid weorcum gefylde;<br />

promise with works fulfilled<br />

“Then <strong>the</strong>y all stretched <strong>the</strong>mselves at his feet, praying that he would fulfill<br />

that promise by works.” (ÆCHom II 282.89)<br />

(14) accusative eall and pronoun following it (1 ex.)<br />

ac wentst abuton þæt ðu ealne hine geseo;<br />

but turn about that thou all it see<br />

“but turnest it about, that thou mayest see it all” (ÆCHom I 341.172)<br />

(15) accusative eall and pronoun preceding it (36 exx.)<br />

a. 7 he us ealle gebletsað 7 gehalgað<br />

and he us all blesses and hallows<br />

“and who blesses and hallows us all” (ÆCHom I 328.75)<br />

b. ne þeahhwæðere we ne magon hi ealle gereccan.<br />

neg yet we neg may <strong>the</strong>m all reckon<br />

“yet can we not reckon <strong>the</strong>m all” (ÆCHom II 9.215)<br />

c. and unscrydde hine ealne.<br />

and unclo<strong>the</strong>d him all<br />

“and unclo<strong>the</strong>d himself entirely” (ÆCHom II 93.51)<br />

The distribution of <strong>the</strong> quantifier eall and pronoun is summarized in <strong>the</strong> following<br />

table:<br />

Table 2. Distribution of eall and pronoun<br />

Q-PRO PRO-Q Total<br />

Nominative 27 (26.5%) 75 (73.5%) 102 (100%)<br />

Accusative 1 (2.7%) 36 (97.3%) 37 (100%)<br />

Total 28 (20.1%) 111 (79.9%) 139 (100%)<br />

As for word order, comparing Tables 1 and 2, two interesting contrasts can<br />

be pointed out. First, full NPs follow <strong>the</strong> quantifier much more frequently than

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