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The divisions as given under each one of the above groups would have been sufficient . For a book of reference the above classification is cumbersome and confusing . In fact a general classification according to source , that is English ...
The divisions as given under each one of the above groups would have been sufficient . For a book of reference the above classification is cumbersome and confusing . In fact a general classification according to source , that is English ...
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In all the cases where the author has given the phonetic transcriptions for the foreign words ( and these are given for the majority of them ) there can be no doubt about the popular character of the words . Among the English words I ...
In all the cases where the author has given the phonetic transcriptions for the foreign words ( and these are given for the majority of them ) there can be no doubt about the popular character of the words . Among the English words I ...
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wite : wite lufe : lufe hwile : hwile : sune 66 66 sune The support given to the n - less forms by these other inflectional patterns was so strong that it seems reasonable to conclude that the effect of analogical processes would be to ...
wite : wite lufe : lufe hwile : hwile : sune 66 66 sune The support given to the n - less forms by these other inflectional patterns was so strong that it seems reasonable to conclude that the effect of analogical processes would be to ...
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Catellus Caniculus A Case of Semantic Inter | 6 |
The Instrumental and the Comitative | 9 |
The tt in Latin Quattuor | 12 |
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