The Philology of the English TongueClarendon Press, 1871 - 599 pagine |
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... Spelling and Pronunciation 99 CHAPTER III . Of Interjections 121 158 CHAPTER IV . Of the Parts of Speech . · 176 CHAPTER V. Of Presentive and Symbolic Words , and of Inflections . · 193 CHAPTER VI . The Verbal Group · 224 I. Strong ...
... Spelling and Pronunciation 99 CHAPTER III . Of Interjections 121 158 CHAPTER IV . Of the Parts of Speech . · 176 CHAPTER V. Of Presentive and Symbolic Words , and of Inflections . · 193 CHAPTER VI . The Verbal Group · 224 I. Strong ...
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... spell many words with P instead of B , goes to sustain our law , which requires the High Dutch to have a thin consonant where Low Dutch has a middle . These illustrations of the reciprocity of con- sonants are not co - extensive with ...
... spell many words with P instead of B , goes to sustain our law , which requires the High Dutch to have a thin consonant where Low Dutch has a middle . These illustrations of the reciprocity of con- sonants are not co - extensive with ...
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... observation . They are found in our oldest extant writings spelt just as we now spell them . There are others , on the contrary , which have long been D obsolete and forgotten , for which new words have been OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE . 33.
... observation . They are found in our oldest extant writings spelt just as we now spell them . There are others , on the contrary , which have long been D obsolete and forgotten , for which new words have been OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE . 33.
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... spelling , and which is yet seen to have under- gone alterations of another kind . The other instances shall be more lightly touched on . Word , has altered grammatically ; for in Saxon it stood unvaried in the plural ( WORD ) , but it ...
... spelling , and which is yet seen to have under- gone alterations of another kind . The other instances shall be more lightly touched on . Word , has altered grammatically ; for in Saxon it stood unvaried in the plural ( WORD ) , but it ...
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... spelling . Had his ortho- graphy been generally adopted , we should have had in English not only the mm and nn with ... spelling , for he has emphatically pointed out the importance of it in the opening of his work . HOW TO SPELL . And ...
... spelling . Had his ortho- graphy been generally adopted , we should have had in English not only the mm and nn with ... spelling , for he has emphatically pointed out the importance of it in the opening of his work . HOW TO SPELL . And ...
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