The Philology of the English TongueClarendon Press, 1871 - 599 pagine |
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... regular method and analogy . Such an analogy has been established between the varying consonants which B hold analogous positions in cognate languages , and their variation LANGUAGE HISTORIC SKETCH OF THE RISE AND FORMATION OF THE ENGLISH.
... regular method and analogy . Such an analogy has been established between the varying consonants which B hold analogous positions in cognate languages , and their variation LANGUAGE HISTORIC SKETCH OF THE RISE AND FORMATION OF THE ENGLISH.
Pagina 2
John Earle. hold analogous positions in cognate languages , and their variation has been reduced to rule by the German philo- loger Jacob Grimm . He has founded the law of consonantal transition , or consonantal equivalents . A few easy ...
John Earle. hold analogous positions in cognate languages , and their variation has been reduced to rule by the German philo- loger Jacob Grimm . He has founded the law of consonantal transition , or consonantal equivalents . A few easy ...
Pagina 24
... position and influence which the northern kingdom enjoyed in this island for a hundred and thirty years . It is evident that there was great and substantial progress in religion , civilisation , and learning ; of which fact the ...
... position and influence which the northern kingdom enjoyed in this island for a hundred and thirty years . It is evident that there was great and substantial progress in religion , civilisation , and learning ; of which fact the ...
Pagina 37
... position in which we sometimes find on , that editors have hardly been able to admit its exist- ence , and have wished to read it as ou , that is , ov or of . A strong instance of this occurs in the Proclamation of A.D. 1258 , which ...
... position in which we sometimes find on , that editors have hardly been able to admit its exist- ence , and have wished to read it as ou , that is , ov or of . A strong instance of this occurs in the Proclamation of A.D. 1258 , which ...
Pagina 61
... peculiar applications of pre- positions and cunjunctions . The Owl and Nightingale has the adverb fort ( which is in fact our modern forth ) in the = prepositional sense of until : as , ' þu OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE . 61.
... peculiar applications of pre- positions and cunjunctions . The Owl and Nightingale has the adverb fort ( which is in fact our modern forth ) in the = prepositional sense of until : as , ' þu OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE . 61.
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