Note 64 — Chapter V
Reading edition
"Foundations," pp.78-81, 91-93. [65] "Broke," as a form of the past participle, is still found in verse. [66] "Gotten" is an old form not sanctioned by the best modern usage. [67] "Clothes are 'hung' on the line; men are 'hanged' on the gallows."—"Foundations," p. 79. [68] "'Proven' is borrowed from the Scotch legal dialect."—"Foundations," p.92 [69] Ibid., p. 91. [70] "'Lighted' seems preferable to 'lit'; but 'lit' is used by some writers of reputation."—Ibid., p. 92.