The Philology of the English TongueClarendon Press, 1871 - 599 pagine |
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Pagina 41
... continued to be spoken by the masses who could speak no other ; and here and there a secluded student continued to write in it . But its honours and emoluments were gone , and a gloomy period of depression lay before the Saxon language ...
... continued to be spoken by the masses who could speak no other ; and here and there a secluded student continued to write in it . But its honours and emoluments were gone , and a gloomy period of depression lay before the Saxon language ...
Pagina 67
... continued production of new idioms . In fact we have a phenomenon to account for . In the fourteenth century there suddenly appeared a standard English language . It appeared at once in full vigour , and was acknowledged on all hands ...
... continued production of new idioms . In fact we have a phenomenon to account for . In the fourteenth century there suddenly appeared a standard English language . It appeared at once in full vigour , and was acknowledged on all hands ...
Pagina 91
... continued for a long time to make a feature in Scottish literature 1 . 1 In Gawin Douglas's Translation of the Aeneid we have qubil as the representative of prius quam , vi . 327 : " Nec ripas datur horrendas et rauca fluenta ...
... continued for a long time to make a feature in Scottish literature 1 . 1 In Gawin Douglas's Translation of the Aeneid we have qubil as the representative of prius quam , vi . 327 : " Nec ripas datur horrendas et rauca fluenta ...
Pagina 104
... continued to be used along with it in a confused and arbitrary manner , until they were both ultimately banished by the general adoption of the TH . This change was not completely established until the very close of the fifteenth ...
... continued to be used along with it in a confused and arbitrary manner , until they were both ultimately banished by the general adoption of the TH . This change was not completely established until the very close of the fifteenth ...
Pagina 122
... continued to exist , but it was from the obstacles which naturally delayed a common understanding on such a point . A standard was , however , set up in the fifteenth century , or at furthest in the sixteenth , by the masters of the ...
... continued to exist , but it was from the obstacles which naturally delayed a common understanding on such a point . A standard was , however , set up in the fifteenth century , or at furthest in the sixteenth , by the masters of the ...
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