English etymology; or, A derivative dictionary of the English language |
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... Such must naturally be the state of every nation and language that pretends to originality ; it must be confeffed indeed that original languages , or those which are properly fo called , feem to have one advantage over their defcen ...
... Such must naturally be the state of every nation and language that pretends to originality ; it must be confeffed indeed that original languages , or those which are properly fo called , feem to have one advantage over their defcen ...
Стр. vii
... such an infinity of words , adopted and tranfplanted into her native foil ; where they have florished fo long , and profpered fo much , where they have taken fuch ... Such Such is the mighty change which that noble language , PREFACE . vii.
... such an infinity of words , adopted and tranfplanted into her native foil ; where they have florished fo long , and profpered fo much , where they have taken fuch ... Such Such is the mighty change which that noble language , PREFACE . vii.
Стр. viii
... Such furprising revolutions have those two tall pillars , thofe firm and graceful fapporters of the English language , undergone ; not indeed as to their internal and original structure , but as to their prefent pronunciation in the ...
... Such furprising revolutions have those two tall pillars , thofe firm and graceful fapporters of the English language , undergone ; not indeed as to their internal and original structure , but as to their prefent pronunciation in the ...
Стр. xiv
... such an event happened , they give as it were a fanction to their narration , and ftamp it with the authority of time . + Urbem ipfam Sicyonem Abrahami temporibus conditam narrat hiftoria : -Poftremò ; quum variis antè affecti cladibus ...
... such an event happened , they give as it were a fanction to their narration , and ftamp it with the authority of time . + Urbem ipfam Sicyonem Abrahami temporibus conditam narrat hiftoria : -Poftremò ; quum variis antè affecti cladibus ...
Стр. xxvii
... such a torrent of calamity , and induced by the counfels of Vortigern , their prince , who it seems was both wicked and unwarlike , they fent a deputation to the Saxons , a nation of Germany , ( not claming any relationship with those ...
... such a torrent of calamity , and induced by the counfels of Vortigern , their prince , who it seems was both wicked and unwarlike , they fent a deputation to the Saxons , a nation of Germany , ( not claming any relationship with those ...
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English Etymology Or a Derivative Dictionary of the English Language: In Two ... George William Lemon Недоступно для просмотра - 2009 |
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