Note {31-4} — Front matter
Reading edition
4.{31-4} Lo, him. Alarcón uses lo oftener than le, as the masc. sing. accusative form of the pers. pron. Some of the best modern writers, e.g. Juan Valera, have avoided lo as a masc. form.
Reading edition
4.{31-4} Lo, him. Alarcón uses lo oftener than le, as the masc. sing. accusative form of the pers. pron. Some of the best modern writers, e.g. Juan Valera, have avoided lo as a masc. form.