The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 56
... Words , which were drawn out of the Phrase of one Tongue into that of another , made the Musick appear very absurd in one Tongue that was very natural in the other . I remember an Italian Verse that ran thus Word for Word , And turn'd ...
... Words , which were drawn out of the Phrase of one Tongue into that of another , made the Musick appear very absurd in one Tongue that was very natural in the other . I remember an Italian Verse that ran thus Word for Word , And turn'd ...
Pagina 180
... Words and Phrases , unusual Barbarisms and Rusticities , absurd Spellings and complicated Dialects ? I make no Question but it would have been looked upon as one of the most valuable Treasuries of the Greek Tongue . I find likewise ...
... Words and Phrases , unusual Barbarisms and Rusticities , absurd Spellings and complicated Dialects ? I make no Question but it would have been looked upon as one of the most valuable Treasuries of the Greek Tongue . I find likewise ...
Pagina 408
... Words , drown'd , walk'd , arriv'd , for drowned , walked , arrived , which has very much disfigured the Tongue , and turned a tenth part of our smoothest Words into so many Clusters of Consonants . This is the more remarkable , because ...
... Words , drown'd , walk'd , arriv'd , for drowned , walked , arrived , which has very much disfigured the Tongue , and turned a tenth part of our smoothest Words into so many Clusters of Consonants . This is the more remarkable , because ...
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