Manual of English LiteratureJ.M. Dent & Company, 1926 - 356 pagina's |
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... fact of its being the national tongue , the speech , actual and ancestral , of the great body of the people . Even that , indeed , might not have enabled it to maintain its ground if it had been a mere unwritten form of speech . But it ...
... fact of its being the national tongue , the speech , actual and ancestral , of the great body of the people . Even that , indeed , might not have enabled it to maintain its ground if it had been a mere unwritten form of speech . But it ...
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... fact , began to receive such intermixture after it came to be adopted as the speech of that part of the nation which had previously spoken French . The corruption of the English by the intermixture of French vocables must have proceeded ...
... fact , began to receive such intermixture after it came to be adopted as the speech of that part of the nation which had previously spoken French . The corruption of the English by the intermixture of French vocables must have proceeded ...
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... facts.1 SIR JAMES HARRINGTON We can merely mention Sir James Harrington's political romance entitled Oceana , which ... fact , of the reverend Doctor . Occasional pamphlets , containing foreign news , were published in England towards ...
... facts.1 SIR JAMES HARRINGTON We can merely mention Sir James Harrington's political romance entitled Oceana , which ... fact , of the reverend Doctor . Occasional pamphlets , containing foreign news , were published in England towards ...
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A Manual of English Literature: And of the History of the ..., Volumes 1-2 George Lillie Craik Volledige weergave - 1874 |
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