The Philology of the English TongueClarendon Press, 1871 - 599 pagine |
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... indicated by language itself , so that each part and function shall have its true and natural place assigned to it , according to the order , relation , and proportion dictated by the nature of language . What the nature of language is ...
... indicated by language itself , so that each part and function shall have its true and natural place assigned to it , according to the order , relation , and proportion dictated by the nature of language . What the nature of language is ...
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... indicate that the symbols T , A , м , in this place , are doing duty for the English group , that is , the Low Dutch group , in the comparison ; while fa , m , t , which form a German word , are thereby marked as serving for the High ...
... indicate that the symbols T , A , м , in this place , are doing duty for the English group , that is , the Low Dutch group , in the comparison ; while fa , m , t , which form a German word , are thereby marked as serving for the High ...
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... indicated , in that early and prolonged leadership which was enjoyed by the kingdom of North- humbria in the seventh and eighth centuries . The office of BRETWALDA , a kind of elective chieftainship of all Britain , was held by several ...
... indicated , in that early and prolonged leadership which was enjoyed by the kingdom of North- humbria in the seventh and eighth centuries . The office of BRETWALDA , a kind of elective chieftainship of all Britain , was held by several ...
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... indicates a transition - state of the language ; a time in which the inflections are no longer what once they were , self - sufficient . Prepositions are brought to their aid , and very soon the whole weight of the function falls on the ...
... indicates a transition - state of the language ; a time in which the inflections are no longer what once they were , self - sufficient . Prepositions are brought to their aid , and very soon the whole weight of the function falls on the ...
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... indicated here , we should certainly gather , that while there are manifest tokens preserved in our language of the Saxon having been for a season an inferior and even an oppressed race , the stable elements of Anglo- Saxon life ...
... indicated here , we should certainly gather , that while there are manifest tokens preserved in our language of the Saxon having been for a season an inferior and even an oppressed race , the stable elements of Anglo- Saxon life ...
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