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But when one has considered all the features which distinguish the language of our own time from the dialects of King Alfred's , there seem to be as many differences of degree as make up , in the aggregate , a difference of kind .
But when one has considered all the features which distinguish the language of our own time from the dialects of King Alfred's , there seem to be as many differences of degree as make up , in the aggregate , a difference of kind .
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His way was prepared by generations of artificers in language and metre , some of whom have left work which has not been wholly eclipsed by that of their great successor . I When Chaucer began to write in the fourteenth century ...
His way was prepared by generations of artificers in language and metre , some of whom have left work which has not been wholly eclipsed by that of their great successor . I When Chaucer began to write in the fourteenth century ...
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It is , however , in speaking of poetic language that Wordsworth most evidently exaggerates his case . So zealous is he for purity of diction , so opposed to the “ gaudiness and inane phraseology " then often affected , that he will ...
It is , however , in speaking of poetic language that Wordsworth most evidently exaggerates his case . So zealous is he for purity of diction , so opposed to the “ gaudiness and inane phraseology " then often affected , that he will ...
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