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... language was , did not in general understand the Roman tongue , excepting so far as it was comprehended by some individuals through the medium of the colonists settled among them . The Etruscan language also continued wholly distinct ...
... language was , did not in general understand the Roman tongue , excepting so far as it was comprehended by some individuals through the medium of the colonists settled among them . The Etruscan language also continued wholly distinct ...
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... languages would be con- structed , for which a long posterity of widely scattered students might be grateful . The importance of the German language , especially to the literary class , renders every attempt to diffuse a knowlege of it ...
... languages would be con- structed , for which a long posterity of widely scattered students might be grateful . The importance of the German language , especially to the literary class , renders every attempt to diffuse a knowlege of it ...
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... language of the country in which so many of his scenes were laid , as many pas- sages may be brought to evince . Spenser was a great admirer and imitator of Italian ; and Milton warmed his genius at the holy shrine of Tasso's Creation ...
... language of the country in which so many of his scenes were laid , as many pas- sages may be brought to evince . Spenser was a great admirer and imitator of Italian ; and Milton warmed his genius at the holy shrine of Tasso's Creation ...
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