ticiples: as, fup,fupped, fupping; worthip, worshipped, worshipping. 94. There are alfo many Verbs, irregular in their past Tenfe and paffive Participle, which yet double their final Confonant in the active Participle: as, begin, beginning; run, running. 95. All regular Verbs, which double their final Confonant in the past Tenfe and paffive Participle, double it alfo in the active Participle; and the contrary as, blot, blotted, blotting. And all Verbs without Exception, which double the final Confonant in the active Participle, double that Confonant allo in the Second and third Perfons of the prefent Tenfe: as, worfhip, worshipping, thou worshippeft, he worshippeth, or worships; begin, beginning, thou beginneft, he beginneth, or begins. 96. Here follows a catalogue of the fimple Verbs which double their final Confonant in the past Tenfe and both Participles, together with fuch irregu lar lar Verbs as double their final Confonant in the active Participle. Abet, abetted Bid, bidding Abhor, abhorred Blab, blabbed Abut, abutted Blot, blotted Acquit, acquitted Blur, blurred Admit, admitted Bob, bobbed Allot, allotted Antit, amitted Annul, annulled Bowel, bowelled Brag, bragged Appal, appalled Brim, brimmed Apparel,apparelledCabal, caballed Avely-avelled Cancel, cancelled Aver, averred Bag, bagged Bany banned Bar, barred Cap, capped Concur,concurred Difpel, difpelled Cram, crammed Drag, dragged Dram, drammed ભવાન Crib, cribbed Crop, cropped Crum, crummed Drip, dripped Cub, cubbed Drivel, drivelled |