English Past
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共 18 段- Thus we have a certain number of Hebrew words, mostly, if no
- But for all this we could _almost_ as ill spare this side of
- It is not for nothing that we speak of some languages as _li
- A great many too _were_ allowed and adopted, but not exactly
- And first, it can bring its own words into new combinations;
- Sometimes as the accent is placed on one syllable of a word
- {49} And so too in French it is surprising to find of how la
- Let me urge here the advantage of a complete collection, or
- Of such as may now employ forms like these we must say, not
- How many of these words occur in Shakespeare. The following
- Notice another example of this willingness to dispense with
- {144} See it so written, Holland’s _Pliny_, vol. ii. p. 428,
- “And after all, for greater infamy
- The causes which bring this mischief about are not hard to t
- {221} [Compare the transitions of meaning in French _manant_
- “Now is it _Rome_ indeed, and _room_ enough”.
- You may, perhaps, wonder that I have dwelt so long on these
- {275} As ‘orthography’ itself means properly “_right_ spelli