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Business , pronounced in two syllables , is evidently not a word of the same kind with heaviness , for instance , pronounced in three . * I have retained , it will be observed , in speech 363 the emendation of Mr Collier's MS ...
Business , pronounced in two syllables , is evidently not a word of the same kind with heaviness , for instance , pronounced in three . * I have retained , it will be observed , in speech 363 the emendation of Mr Collier's MS ...
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accounted in heroic verse , in virtue of the true accent upon en- and upon -cept ; but in dactylic or anapæstic verse , these syllables , although pronounced precisely in the same manner , are always held to be unaccented , the law of ...
accounted in heroic verse , in virtue of the true accent upon en- and upon -cept ; but in dactylic or anapæstic verse , these syllables , although pronounced precisely in the same manner , are always held to be unaccented , the law of ...
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To find forth may , I apprehend , be safely pronounced to be neither English nor sense . The forth has apparently been transferred from the preceding line , which was either originally written “ The same way forth , ” or , more probably ...
To find forth may , I apprehend , be safely pronounced to be neither English nor sense . The forth has apparently been transferred from the preceding line , which was either originally written “ The same way forth , ” or , more probably ...
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They may safely be pronounced to be one and all purely imaginary . The passage in Darius ( which Play is also in rhyme ) , it may be noted , was removed by Lord Stirling from his Play when he reprinted it in a revised form in 1637.
They may safely be pronounced to be one and all purely imaginary . The passage in Darius ( which Play is also in rhyme ) , it may be noted , was removed by Lord Stirling from his Play when he reprinted it in a revised form in 1637.
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If we suppose the a to have been pronounced broad , as in our modern all , and the g to have come to be softened as g final usually is in modern German , ag and owe , unlike as they are to the eye , will be only different ways of ...
If we suppose the a to have been pronounced broad , as in our modern all , and the g to have come to be softened as g final usually is in modern German , ag and owe , unlike as they are to the eye , will be only different ways of ...
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| Заглавие | The English of Shakespeare: Illustrated in a Philological Commentary on His Julius Caesar The English of Shakespeare Illustrated in a Philological Commentary on His Julius Caesar, George Lillie Craik |
| Автор | George Lillie Craik |
| Издание | 4 |
| Издател | Chapman and Hall, 1869 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 24 апр 2013 |
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