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Pagina 51
... meaning of these anglicizations . A useful distinction between such coinages and homespun words is offered by Henry Bradley in his paper on ' Language ' : So far as colloquial words are concerned , the correct meaning is that which is ...
... meaning of these anglicizations . A useful distinction between such coinages and homespun words is offered by Henry Bradley in his paper on ' Language ' : So far as colloquial words are concerned , the correct meaning is that which is ...
Pagina 69
... meaning in abeyance by making grammatical com- pletion coincide with the actual close of the sentence . W. T. Brewster in The Writing of English ( 1913 ) says that the effect of a succession of loose sentences may vary from not ...
... meaning in abeyance by making grammatical com- pletion coincide with the actual close of the sentence . W. T. Brewster in The Writing of English ( 1913 ) says that the effect of a succession of loose sentences may vary from not ...
Pagina 93
... meaning ' ago ' Twelf.N . I.2.36 . The daughter of a Count / That dide some twelvemonth since EMOH III.4.33 . Reason long since is fled to animals ( ii ) meaning ' afterwards ' . This usage is with the past tense , therefore excluding ...
... meaning ' ago ' Twelf.N . I.2.36 . The daughter of a Count / That dide some twelvemonth since EMOH III.4.33 . Reason long since is fled to animals ( ii ) meaning ' afterwards ' . This usage is with the past tense , therefore excluding ...
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Preface | 11 |
Introduction | 13 |
Social Strata and Levels of Communication | 21 |
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