Language, Bände 19-20George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1943 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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... writing alone , then - but not until then - he begins to learn the traditional system of writing . For this purpose he does not absolutely need to have achieved the degree of com- petence here assumed ; but if he has achieved it , his ...
... writing alone , then - but not until then - he begins to learn the traditional system of writing . For this purpose he does not absolutely need to have achieved the degree of com- petence here assumed ; but if he has achieved it , his ...
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... writing of Cišpiš -aiš , we have skautiš -aiš , Fravartiš -aiš , in which no attempt has been made to distinguish the forms in the script . But Bāgayādaiš is distinct from the ( unattested ) nom . Bāgayādiš , since -daiš is -daiša and ...
... writing of Cišpiš -aiš , we have skautiš -aiš , Fravartiš -aiš , in which no attempt has been made to distinguish the forms in the script . But Bāgayādaiš is distinct from the ( unattested ) nom . Bāgayādiš , since -daiš is -daiša and ...
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... writing to language conflict so violently with self - evident truth that they can be interpreted only as a perverse refusal to consider certain facts . " A cultured speaker , in confuting the linguist's statements , is likely to appeal ...
... writing to language conflict so violently with self - evident truth that they can be interpreted only as a perverse refusal to consider certain facts . " A cultured speaker , in confuting the linguist's statements , is likely to appeal ...
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