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20 Ans van Kemenade, Tanja Milicev & R. Harald Baayen
This leaves many avenues open for further research, which we will pursue
in future. This includes further refinement of the discourse reference properties
as discussed for Old English here, extension of the empirical basis to include more
discourse particles, such as nu, la, na, eac and so on, consideration of the factors
discussed here in the positioning of objects. Not least, we will need to consider
in detail what happened to these properties in the further history of English. The
analytical model presented here, in conjunction with the statistical model developed
in Section 3, provide a sound and promising basis for these further questions.
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