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<p>will denote a lover of a woman that is a servant of that woman.</p>

<p>will denote a lover of a woman that is a servant of that woman.</p>

<p>The comma here after 'l' should not be considered as altering at all the meaning of 'l', but as only a subjacent sign, serving to alter the arrangement of the correlates.</p>

<p>The comma here after <math>\mathit{l}\!</math> should not be considered as altering at all the meaning of <math>\mathit{l}\!</math>, but as only a subjacent sign, serving to alter the arrangement of the correlates.</p>

<p>In point of fact, since a comma may be added in this way to any relative term, it may be added to one of these very relatives formed by a comma, and thus by the addition of two commas an absolute term becomes a relative of two correlates.</p>

<p>In point of fact, since a comma may be added in this way to any relative term, it may be added to one of these very relatives formed by a comma, and thus by the addition of two commas an absolute term becomes a relative of two correlates.</p>

<p>So:</p>

<p>So:</p>

 

: <p>m,,b,r</p>

| align="center" | <math>\mathrm{m},\!,\!\mathrm{b},\!\mathrm{r}</math>

 

<p>interpreted like</p>

<p>interpreted like</p>

 

: <p>`g`'o'h</p>

| align="center" | <math>\mathfrak{g}\mathit{o}\mathrm{h}</math>

 

<p>means a man that is a rich individual and is a black that is that rich individual.</p>

<p>means a man that is a rich individual and is a black that is that rich individual.</p>

<p>But this has no other meaning than:</p>

<p>But this has no other meaning than:</p>

 

: <p>m,b,r</p>

| align="center" | <math>\mathrm{m},\!\mathrm{b},\!\mathrm{r}</math>

 

<p>or a man that is a black that is rich.</p>

<p>or a man that is a black that is rich.</p>