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... language which we speak , giving birth to terms in one country to which there are none in any degree correspondent or none precisely equivalent in another , all translation must be in some measure imperfect , and in certain cases ...
... language which we speak , giving birth to terms in one country to which there are none in any degree correspondent or none precisely equivalent in another , all translation must be in some measure imperfect , and in certain cases ...
Pagina 138
... language , or an art of translating thought into word , to each of the five senses . The passage to which we allude is this : " Alas ! in his last conflict four of his five wits went halting off , and now is the whole man governed by ...
... language , or an art of translating thought into word , to each of the five senses . The passage to which we allude is this : " Alas ! in his last conflict four of his five wits went halting off , and now is the whole man governed by ...
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... language we best understand . My endeavours to promote the work shall not be wanting , and you will of course set me down as a subscriber . My idea with regard to a Greek Dictionary , which I hinted at in a former letter , was suggested ...
... language we best understand . My endeavours to promote the work shall not be wanting , and you will of course set me down as a subscriber . My idea with regard to a Greek Dictionary , which I hinted at in a former letter , was suggested ...
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