English etymology; or, A derivative dictionary of the English language |
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... Saxon ) where he says , p . 204 , " Since the tyme of Chaucer , more Latin and French hath bin mingled with our toung , then left out of it ; but of late wee haue falne to fuch borow- ing of woordes from Latin , French , and other ...
... Saxon ) where he says , p . 204 , " Since the tyme of Chaucer , more Latin and French hath bin mingled with our toung , then left out of it ; but of late wee haue falne to fuch borow- ing of woordes from Latin , French , and other ...
Стр. v
... Saxon has thus nobly ftood up in defence of what he judged to be his mother tongue , ( the Saxon ) yet all those words in the foregoing quotation , which have been here purposely printed in Italics , are neither English , nor Saxon ...
... Saxon has thus nobly ftood up in defence of what he judged to be his mother tongue , ( the Saxon ) yet all those words in the foregoing quotation , which have been here purposely printed in Italics , are neither English , nor Saxon ...
Стр. vi
... Saxon , High Dutch , Belgic , or Teutonic tongues ; but the purity and dignity , and all the graceful majefty , which appears at prefent in our modern English language , will certainly recommend it to our most diligent researches ; and ...
... Saxon , High Dutch , Belgic , or Teutonic tongues ; but the purity and dignity , and all the graceful majefty , which appears at prefent in our modern English language , will certainly recommend it to our most diligent researches ; and ...
Стр. xxii
... Saxon ancestors ( who probably , fay fome hiftorians , were defcendents of a colony from Britain , and fettled in Germany ) knew of England , when they were invited over by prince Vortigern , after the departure of the Romans from this ...
... Saxon ancestors ( who probably , fay fome hiftorians , were defcendents of a colony from Britain , and fettled in Germany ) knew of England , when they were invited over by prince Vortigern , after the departure of the Romans from this ...
Стр. xxvii
... Saxons * V. Of the SAXON , TEUTONIC , or German tongue . No fooner had the Romans quitted this ifland , than the Britons , who had fo long been difufed to arms , and indeed had no occafion for them , while they continued under the ...
... Saxons * V. Of the SAXON , TEUTONIC , or German tongue . No fooner had the Romans quitted this ifland , than the Britons , who had fo long been difufed to arms , and indeed had no occafion for them , while they continued under the ...
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