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The only CÝCV forms with a frequency of occurrence after ĭ of these magnitudes are the Heavy Two forms of caraand tirá- ; that was entirely explicable in terms of a single favorite locus in each case . To examine in a little detail two ...
The only CÝCV forms with a frequency of occurrence after ĭ of these magnitudes are the Heavy Two forms of caraand tirá- ; that was entirely explicable in terms of a single favorite locus in each case . To examine in a little detail two ...
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We are dealing only in the most marginal way with blatantly sound - imitative forms ( like English choochoo or the like ) . Perhaps it would be more just to say that the class denotes varied types of sensation , the impingement of the ...
We are dealing only in the most marginal way with blatantly sound - imitative forms ( like English choochoo or the like ) . Perhaps it would be more just to say that the class denotes varied types of sensation , the impingement of the ...
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