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... ( taste ) , hast ( haste ) . So our final y was frequently represented by ie , as starrie , majestie , guiltie , happie , flie , crie , descrie ; while , on the other hand , y did service from which it has now been released , as in ayr ...
... ( taste ) , hast ( haste ) . So our final y was frequently represented by ie , as starrie , majestie , guiltie , happie , flie , crie , descrie ; while , on the other hand , y did service from which it has now been released , as in ayr ...
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... taste , haste the printed editions here again , I think , agreeing with our modern practice more than the MSS . do . The two last words in the list may be prosecuted more particularly . In the original edition of Paradise Lost the ...
... taste , haste the printed editions here again , I think , agreeing with our modern practice more than the MSS . do . The two last words in the list may be prosecuted more particularly . In the original edition of Paradise Lost the ...
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... taste , from those classical studies which had been recently revived , and from the translations of Latin and Greek authors which had become common . Here was certainly a vast strain upon the gram- matical apparatus ; and some of the ...
... taste , from those classical studies which had been recently revived , and from the translations of Latin and Greek authors which had become common . Here was certainly a vast strain upon the gram- matical apparatus ; and some of the ...
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... taste ? " - P . L. , V. 61 . " Much less can bird with beast or fish with fowl So well converse , nor with the ox the ape . " - P . L. , VIII . 395 , 396 . " Or [ either ] east or west . " - P . L. , X. 685 . " Which neither his ...
... taste ? " - P . L. , V. 61 . " Much less can bird with beast or fish with fowl So well converse , nor with the ox the ape . " - P . L. , VIII . 395 , 396 . " Or [ either ] east or west . " - P . L. , X. 685 . " Which neither his ...
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... tastes of readers . Generally , however , in seeming cases of this kind the quest of minute beauty of sound may be detected . Perhaps the best instance of this is the frequency , with which the adjective old is put after its substantive ...
... tastes of readers . Generally , however , in seeming cases of this kind the quest of minute beauty of sound may be detected . Perhaps the best instance of this is the frequency , with which the adjective old is put after its substantive ...
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