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... language and poetry . Mr. Ellis is of opinion that the changes in the Saxon tongue , which constitutes so great a part of our language , consist in the omission of its in- flections ; similar to the process by which the Latin was ...
... language and poetry . Mr. Ellis is of opinion that the changes in the Saxon tongue , which constitutes so great a part of our language , consist in the omission of its in- flections ; similar to the process by which the Latin was ...
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... language which was hitherto rude and untractable , they might often be led to borrow the words and phrases of the original . At least it was their interest to adopt and give a currency to every new term , which had acquired the ...
... language which was hitherto rude and untractable , they might often be led to borrow the words and phrases of the original . At least it was their interest to adopt and give a currency to every new term , which had acquired the ...
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... Language . By the Reverend Alexander Crombie , LL.D. 8vo . 5s . 6d . Boards . Johnson . It has been a just subject of reproach to many good classical scholars of former times , that , while they devoted much critical study to the ...
... Language . By the Reverend Alexander Crombie , LL.D. 8vo . 5s . 6d . Boards . Johnson . It has been a just subject of reproach to many good classical scholars of former times , that , while they devoted much critical study to the ...
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