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It is needless to observe , that both in Shakespeare and in all our other writers of
verse , we have abundance of lines broken by pauses of all lengths without any
such effect being thereby produced as is here assumed . If the pause be really ...
It is needless to observe , that both in Shakespeare and in all our other writers of
verse , we have abundance of lines broken by pauses of all lengths without any
such effect being thereby produced as is here assumed . If the pause be really ...
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The resemblance , in fact , is no greater than would be almost sure to occur in the
case of any two writers in verse , however widely remote in point of genius ,
taking up the same thought , which , like the one we have here , is in itself almost
...
The resemblance , in fact , is no greater than would be almost sure to occur in the
case of any two writers in verse , however widely remote in point of genius ,
taking up the same thought , which , like the one we have here , is in itself almost
...
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the agent , and the ing for the verbal act ) still adhered to by the Scottish writers . [
One might infer from this statement that the distinction was uniformly regarded by
Scottish writers of the sixteenth century . What Mr . Taylor says is this : “ Though ...
the agent , and the ing for the verbal act ) still adhered to by the Scottish writers . [
One might infer from this statement that the distinction was uniformly regarded by
Scottish writers of the sixteenth century . What Mr . Taylor says is this : “ Though ...
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In the do kiss we have a common archaism , the retention of the auxiliary , now
come to be regarded , when it is not emphatic , as a pleonasm enfeebling the
expression , and consequently denied alike to the writer of prose and to the writer
of ...
In the do kiss we have a common archaism , the retention of the auxiliary , now
come to be regarded , when it is not emphatic , as a pleonasm enfeebling the
expression , and consequently denied alike to the writer of prose and to the writer
of ...
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was used by the writers of the last ( 17th ) century to express a consequence ,
instead of so - - that . Swift [ who died 1745 ] , I believe , is the last of our good
writers who has frequently used this manner of expression . ” 44 . Over your
friend that ...
was used by the writers of the last ( 17th ) century to express a consequence ,
instead of so - - that . Swift [ who died 1745 ] , I believe , is the last of our good
writers who has frequently used this manner of expression . ” 44 . Over your
friend that ...
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| Заглавие | The English of Shakespeare: Illustrated in a Philological Commentary on His Julius Caesar |
| Автор | George Lillie Craik |
| Редактор | William James Rolfe |
| Издател | E. Ginn, 1869 |
| Оригиналът е от | Харвардският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 24 апр 2008 |
| Брой страници | 386 страници |
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