The Philology of the English TongueClarendon Press, 1880 - 700 pagine |
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Pagina 84
... Queene , ii . 9. 25 . It is not an unfrequent thing in Chaucer for a line to contain a single fact bilingually repeated : - He was a well good wriht a carpentere . Prol . 614 . By forward and by composicioun . Id . 850 . 78. Sometimes ...
... Queene , ii . 9. 25 . It is not an unfrequent thing in Chaucer for a line to contain a single fact bilingually repeated : - He was a well good wriht a carpentere . Prol . 614 . By forward and by composicioun . Id . 850 . 78. Sometimes ...
Pagina 85
... Queene , iv . 3. 22 . The two languages became yokefellows in a still more intimate manner . From combination it is but a step to composition . Compounds of the most close and permanent kind were formed bilingually . Some of them exist ...
... Queene , iv . 3. 22 . The two languages became yokefellows in a still more intimate manner . From combination it is but a step to composition . Compounds of the most close and permanent kind were formed bilingually . Some of them exist ...
Pagina 102
... Queene , iii . 10. 30 : — But Trompart , that his Maistres humor knew , In lofty looks to hide an humble minde , Was inly tickled with that golden vew , And in his eare him rownded close behinde . In the following passage from ...
... Queene , iii . 10. 30 : — But Trompart , that his Maistres humor knew , In lofty looks to hide an humble minde , Was inly tickled with that golden vew , And in his eare him rownded close behinde . In the following passage from ...
Pagina 147
... Queene , i . 2. 21 , we read ritch for ' rich . ' The quaint old Scottish grammarian , Alexander Hume , who was ' Scolemaester of Bath ' in 1592 , speaks contemptuously of this ch and tch development of our pronunciation , calling it ...
... Queene , i . 2. 21 , we read ritch for ' rich . ' The quaint old Scottish grammarian , Alexander Hume , who was ' Scolemaester of Bath ' in 1592 , speaks contemptuously of this ch and tch development of our pronunciation , calling it ...
Pagina 150
... Queene , ii . 3. 26 . In Ralegh's letters we repeatedly find wright write ; so also spright was written instead of sprite ; and although it is now obsolete , yet its derivative sprightly is still in 150 II . SPELLING AND PRONUNCIATION .
... Queene , ii . 3. 26 . In Ralegh's letters we repeatedly find wright write ; so also spright was written instead of sprite ; and although it is now obsolete , yet its derivative sprightly is still in 150 II . SPELLING AND PRONUNCIATION .
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