The Philology of the English TongueClarendon Press, 1871 - 599 pagine |
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Pagina 31
... sentences , not by means of a set of small secondary and auxiliary words , but by means of changes made in the main words themselves . If we look at a page of modern English , we see not only nouns , verbs , adjectives , adverbs ...
... sentences , not by means of a set of small secondary and auxiliary words , but by means of changes made in the main words themselves . If we look at a page of modern English , we see not only nouns , verbs , adjectives , adverbs ...
Pagina 36
... French Exercises comes to the sentence ' Can you swim ?? he is directed to render it into French by Savez vous nager ? ' that is , ' Know you to swim ? ' The very same idea is ( philologically ) at the bottom of ' Can 36 SKETCH OF THE RISE.
... French Exercises comes to the sentence ' Can you swim ?? he is directed to render it into French by Savez vous nager ? ' that is , ' Know you to swim ? ' The very same idea is ( philologically ) at the bottom of ' Can 36 SKETCH OF THE RISE.
Pagina 37
... , ' Se mann wearð þa gebroht to his bedde , ' the man was then brought to his bed . & c .; It is on these little oft - recurring words that the frame of the sentence reposes . While they remain the same , OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE . 37.
... , ' Se mann wearð þa gebroht to his bedde , ' the man was then brought to his bed . & c .; It is on these little oft - recurring words that the frame of the sentence reposes . While they remain the same , OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE . 37.
Pagina 38
John Earle. the sentence reposes . While they remain the same , many of the larger words may change , and the alteration be only superficial . But when changes take place in them , we feel that the phase of the language is affected . The ...
John Earle. the sentence reposes . While they remain the same , many of the larger words may change , and the alteration be only superficial . But when changes take place in them , we feel that the phase of the language is affected . The ...
Pagina 80
... sentence servant largess philosopher service lineage pity session madam place siege magic plain sign malady please simple manner pleasant mansion plenteous mantle poignant marr age pomp master poor matter port sire skirmish sober solace ...
... sentence servant largess philosopher service lineage pity session madam place siege magic plain sign malady please simple manner pleasant mansion plenteous mantle poignant marr age pomp master poor matter port sire skirmish sober solace ...
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