Language, Band 17George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1941 |
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... give ' but with a meaning ' you must give ' . Again , the author says ( 297 ) that Raetia was immune to the loss of final s and then speaks of traces of final s remaining in a few points in northern Italy . Such points are not pure ...
... give ' but with a meaning ' you must give ' . Again , the author says ( 297 ) that Raetia was immune to the loss of final s and then speaks of traces of final s remaining in a few points in northern Italy . Such points are not pure ...
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... give way to the much less admirable ' learned ' style of the 14th and following centuries . Nevertheless the categorical statement ( 54 ) , spaced by Lehmann , ' the later a saga , the fewer historic presents it has ' , needs more ...
... give way to the much less admirable ' learned ' style of the 14th and following centuries . Nevertheless the categorical statement ( 54 ) , spaced by Lehmann , ' the later a saga , the fewer historic presents it has ' , needs more ...
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... give -iwak- ' chair , muscle ' ; Fox does not show the precise compound either , as far as I have noted , but cf ... gives the form kaki ' dry ' as an authentic stem , BAE AR40.630 , and it occurs frequently in his texts ; besides I know ...
... give -iwak- ' chair , muscle ' ; Fox does not show the precise compound either , as far as I have noted , but cf ... gives the form kaki ' dry ' as an authentic stem , BAE AR40.630 , and it occurs frequently in his texts ; besides I know ...
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Definite Article + Family Name in Italian | 33 |
Intonation Patterns in American Norwegian | 40 |
Roland G Kent Lee M Hollander Ernest F Haden | 60 |
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