The Language of Literature: English Grammar in ActionMacmillan, 1985 - 158 pagine Studie over de ontwikkeling van de Engelse grammatica sedert de 14e eeuw |
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Pagina 61
... phrase ' jocund and boon ' ; even Wordsworth saw jocund daffodils , but we reject boon even when we are told that it's only French bon and that it still survives in ' boon companion ' . And so , with the uneasy phrase which depends ...
... phrase ' jocund and boon ' ; even Wordsworth saw jocund daffodils , but we reject boon even when we are told that it's only French bon and that it still survives in ' boon companion ' . And so , with the uneasy phrase which depends ...
Pagina 87
... phrase our great wash , and the reason that Sam can't leave his medical duties at Guildford is that it is a sickly time , a much more sinister phrase ( for some epidemic sweeping the place ) than the present drab word ' sickly ...
... phrase our great wash , and the reason that Sam can't leave his medical duties at Guildford is that it is a sickly time , a much more sinister phrase ( for some epidemic sweeping the place ) than the present drab word ' sickly ...
Pagina 109
... phrase means ' blind profundity ' or ' profound blindness ' ; ' storm - strid ' must mean ' marched through by ... phrases . Similarly , the human dilemma is ill conveyed in the poem that Late Victorian Experimentation 109.
... phrase means ' blind profundity ' or ' profound blindness ' ; ' storm - strid ' must mean ' marched through by ... phrases . Similarly , the human dilemma is ill conveyed in the poem that Late Victorian Experimentation 109.
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Gothic Revival English | 10 |
Novels Social and Antisocial | 118 |
Critical and Devotional Prose | 132 |
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