Language, Band 30 -Band 31,Ausgabe 4,Teil 3George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1955 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... material has had to be taken from secondary sources , which , of course , she freely acknowledges in her extensive and valuable bibliography ( 365-87 ) . To be sure , a few examples are from novels and newspapers , and she reports some ...
... material has had to be taken from secondary sources , which , of course , she freely acknowledges in her extensive and valuable bibliography ( 365-87 ) . To be sure , a few examples are from novels and newspapers , and she reports some ...
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... material stands as a model effort in this direction , a model which we hope may have many imitators . In his analysis of the material , Leopold makes a distinction between the learn- ing of sounds and vocabulary on the one hand , and of ...
... material stands as a model effort in this direction , a model which we hope may have many imitators . In his analysis of the material , Leopold makes a distinction between the learn- ing of sounds and vocabulary on the one hand , and of ...
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... material from the key dialect or dialect groups . For example , the differentiation of §3.3 and §3.11 , or of §3.13 and §3.26 , depends on the evidence available in the Lung - chow group alone . Lack of material from this group would ...
... material from the key dialect or dialect groups . For example , the differentiation of §3.3 and §3.11 , or of §3.13 and §3.26 , depends on the evidence available in the Lung - chow group alone . Lack of material from this group would ...
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