MacMillan's Magazine, Volume 22Sir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris 1870 |
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Pagina 33
... language has changed so much , chiefly through causes which are the result of the Norman Conquest , that it has become another language , and that it is not right to call modern English by the same name as Old - English . The old form ...
... language has changed so much , chiefly through causes which are the result of the Norman Conquest , that it has become another language , and that it is not right to call modern English by the same name as Old - English . The old form ...
Pagina 34
... language of Cornwall . That is to say , people left off speaking Welsh and took to speaking English , there being of course an inter- mediate stage when most people spoke both languages . The English language , as a ready made whole ...
... language of Cornwall . That is to say , people left off speaking Welsh and took to speaking English , there being of course an inter- mediate stage when most people spoke both languages . The English language , as a ready made whole ...
Pagina 35
... language , whatever it was , for a Teutonic language . The answer is of course ready , " Oh , the Britons , when conquered by the Angles and Saxons , adopted their language , as many other nations have adopted the languages of other ...
... language , whatever it was , for a Teutonic language . The answer is of course ready , " Oh , the Britons , when conquered by the Angles and Saxons , adopted their language , as many other nations have adopted the languages of other ...
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Principles and Prejudices | 80 |
Poetess A forgotten English Edited by Mrs BROTHERTON | 93 |
Restitution By E H HICKEY | 111 |
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