English literature and compositionLongmans, Green, and Company, 1866 - 166 psl. |
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... guage and Literature , ' with some hints on suitable methods of studying them . I. English Language . Under this head many se- parate subjects fall to be studied . The student must , in the first place , acquire some distinct idea of ...
... guage and Literature , ' with some hints on suitable methods of studying them . I. English Language . Under this head many se- parate subjects fall to be studied . The student must , in the first place , acquire some distinct idea of ...
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... guage , ' Craik's treatise on the same subject , or in Max - Müller's ' Lectures . ' The next point is to acquire some knowledge of the structure of the Saxon language , from which the English is derived . And here , instead of trying ...
... guage , ' Craik's treatise on the same subject , or in Max - Müller's ' Lectures . ' The next point is to acquire some knowledge of the structure of the Saxon language , from which the English is derived . And here , instead of trying ...
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... guage must be thoroughly studied . The English grammar is not a very complicated one ; yet there are many practical questions connected with the correct employment of words , and several niceties of syntax , to which attention must be ...
... guage must be thoroughly studied . The English grammar is not a very complicated one ; yet there are many practical questions connected with the correct employment of words , and several niceties of syntax , to which attention must be ...
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... guage , and any other language with which you are acquainted . Derive from your examination a general characteristic of English grammar , and comment on this characteristic , ( 1 ) as a fact to be historically accounted for , ( 2 ) as a ...
... guage , and any other language with which you are acquainted . Derive from your examination a general characteristic of English grammar , and comment on this characteristic , ( 1 ) as a fact to be historically accounted for , ( 2 ) as a ...
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... guage . Unfortunately , however , there is such a vast amount of petty personal spite in it , directed against feeble assailants quite unworthy of Pope's notice , that many are inclined to give the preference to Dryden's Absalom and ...
... guage . Unfortunately , however , there is such a vast amount of petty personal spite in it , directed against feeble assailants quite unworthy of Pope's notice , that many are inclined to give the preference to Dryden's Absalom and ...
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