The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 407
... Language of it is wonderfully adapted to a Man who is sparing of his Words , and an Enemy to Loquacity . As I have frequently reflected on my good Fortune in this Particular , I shall communicate to the Publick my Specu- ations upon the ...
... Language of it is wonderfully adapted to a Man who is sparing of his Words , and an Enemy to Loquacity . As I have frequently reflected on my good Fortune in this Particular , I shall communicate to the Publick my Specu- ations upon the ...
Strana 408
... Language , by clos- g in one Syllable the Termination of our Praeterperfect Tense , in these Words , drown'd , walk'd , arriv'd , for drowned , walked , rived , which has very much disfigured the Tongue , and rned a tenth part of our ...
... Language , by clos- g in one Syllable the Termination of our Praeterperfect Tense , in these Words , drown'd , walk'd , arriv'd , for drowned , walked , rived , which has very much disfigured the Tongue , and rned a tenth part of our ...
Strana 409
... Language . Nay , this Humour of shortning our Language had once run so far , that some of our celebrated Authors , among whom we may reckon Sir Roger L'Estrange in particular , began to prune their Words of all superfluous Letters , as ...
... Language . Nay , this Humour of shortning our Language had once run so far , that some of our celebrated Authors , among whom we may reckon Sir Roger L'Estrange in particular , began to prune their Words of all superfluous Letters , as ...
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