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Pagina 338
... person will assert and similarly will object to the right things in the right spirit is laudable . No special name is assigned to this mean state , but it most nearly resembles friendliness ; for the person in whom it exists answers to ...
... person will assert and similarly will object to the right things in the right spirit is laudable . No special name is assigned to this mean state , but it most nearly resembles friendliness ; for the person in whom it exists answers to ...
Pagina 454
... persons singular into the first person ; they thus exemplify in this dialect precisely the kind of extension suggested by Dieter for West Saxon and Kentish . This tendency is perhaps most obvious in the Lindisfarne Gloss . " In this ...
... persons singular into the first person ; they thus exemplify in this dialect precisely the kind of extension suggested by Dieter for West Saxon and Kentish . This tendency is perhaps most obvious in the Lindisfarne Gloss . " In this ...
Pagina 457
... person endings by extending the vowel of the sec- ond and third persons singular indicative into the first person . In all classes of verbs this tendency is strongly indicated ; in Class II weak verbs it is obvious and unmistakable ...
... person endings by extending the vowel of the sec- ond and third persons singular indicative into the first person . In all classes of verbs this tendency is strongly indicated ; in Class II weak verbs it is obvious and unmistakable ...
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