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... 101-106 , p . 281 , and pp . 341 , 342 , of Volume III . In the prefixed GENERAL ESSAY ON MILTON'S ENGLISH what may be called the Philology of the Poems is presented , for VOL . I. b the first time , in a systematic form . The.
... 101-106 , p . 281 , and pp . 341 , 342 , of Volume III . In the prefixed GENERAL ESSAY ON MILTON'S ENGLISH what may be called the Philology of the Poems is presented , for VOL . I. b the first time , in a systematic form . The.
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... called " foreign " constituents of our speech for the purposes of his poetry would thus appear to have been relatively , but not abso- lutely , larger than Shakespeare's . But the proportions of the " Saxon " and the " non - Saxon ...
... called " foreign " constituents of our speech for the purposes of his poetry would thus appear to have been relatively , but not abso- lutely , larger than Shakespeare's . But the proportions of the " Saxon " and the " non - Saxon ...
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... called the ȧwas ¥ëɛyo¥ìeva of any writer , indeed — i.e . the words used by him only once in the whole course of his writings - will be found on examination greatly more numerous than might have been supposed beforehand . Mr. Marsh ...
... called the ȧwas ¥ëɛyo¥ìeva of any writer , indeed — i.e . the words used by him only once in the whole course of his writings - will be found on examination greatly more numerous than might have been supposed beforehand . Mr. Marsh ...
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... called " The Countess Dowager of Darby . " The words clerk and serjeant do not occur in the poetry ; but clerk , spelt so , occurs in his prose - writings . The Long A sound ( as in far , father ) .- Its representative in chief is a ...
... called " The Countess Dowager of Darby . " The words clerk and serjeant do not occur in the poetry ; but clerk , spelt so , occurs in his prose - writings . The Long A sound ( as in far , father ) .- Its representative in chief is a ...
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... called the long E sound ( as in clique , pique ) .— It is rarely repre- sented by i : more frequently by e , ee , ea ... called the long O sound , though not usually called so ( as in broad ) . It is not represented by o singly ...
... called the long E sound ( as in clique , pique ) .— It is rarely repre- sented by i : more frequently by e , ee , ea ... called the long O sound , though not usually called so ( as in broad ) . It is not represented by o singly ...
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