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... gives some highly amusing examples . But I , for one , share his confidence that the genius of our language will absorb , as it has done in the past , any novelties of idiom that are worth preserving , and will reject the rest . Let us give ...
... gives some highly amusing examples . But I , for one , share his confidence that the genius of our language will absorb , as it has done in the past , any novelties of idiom that are worth preserving , and will reject the rest . Let us give ...
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... been greatly enriched from the ruins of Rome . The process has been a rather interesting one , and to give any idea of it an immense number of examples \ would have to be offered . I will take 4 THE FUTURE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE .
... been greatly enriched from the ruins of Rome . The process has been a rather interesting one , and to give any idea of it an immense number of examples \ would have to be offered . I will take 4 THE FUTURE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE .
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... give genuine examples of business correspondence here . I can only say from my own experience that the following exchange of letters would not unfairly represent a correspondence quite possible at the present day between the hono- rary ...
... give genuine examples of business correspondence here . I can only say from my own experience that the following exchange of letters would not unfairly represent a correspondence quite possible at the present day between the hono- rary ...
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... give itself " classical " airs . But Shakespeare is another matter . How much another matter one has only to take a course in the minor Elisabethans to realise . Whether or no he is for all time , he will certainly - given his chance ...
... give itself " classical " airs . But Shakespeare is another matter . How much another matter one has only to take a course in the minor Elisabethans to realise . Whether or no he is for all time , he will certainly - given his chance ...
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... give you also some extemporaneous and deliberate nonsense verses . I think I could defy anyone here to say with certainty which was the educational work . But the important thing is that the whole movement is backward from the highly ...
... give you also some extemporaneous and deliberate nonsense verses . I think I could defy anyone here to say with certainty which was the educational work . But the important thing is that the whole movement is backward from the highly ...
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