English Prose: Selections : with Critical Introductions by Various Writers, and General Introductions to Each Period, 1. kötetSir Henry Craik Macmillan and Company, 1893 |
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... written in Anglo - Saxon times . There is another sort , and a higher , though the amount of it is woefully small . If one is justified in discriminating what may be called the primitive or native element from the Latin or adventitious ...
... written in Anglo - Saxon times . There is another sort , and a higher , though the amount of it is woefully small . If one is justified in discriminating what may be called the primitive or native element from the Latin or adventitious ...
6. oldal
... written by men who had nothing but natural English syntax , no Latin models of composition , to guide them . Prose ... writing the sort of things they talk about , and in a talking style . These particular passages , and the navigators ...
... written by men who had nothing but natural English syntax , no Latin models of composition , to guide them . Prose ... writing the sort of things they talk about , and in a talking style . These particular passages , and the navigators ...
7. oldal
... written in the tone of the speaking voice , and describing the visible world and the things going on in it . It is idle to inquire why there is so little of such writing . One might have expected more , perhaps ; for the literary talent ...
... written in the tone of the speaking voice , and describing the visible world and the things going on in it . It is idle to inquire why there is so little of such writing . One might have expected more , perhaps ; for the literary talent ...
9. oldal
... writing history from that of the voyage of Ohthere . Some of it may perhaps be quoted again , well known as it is . " Was never yet more wretchedness in the land , nor ever did the heathen men worse than these men did . For never ...
... writing history from that of the voyage of Ohthere . Some of it may perhaps be quoted again , well known as it is . " Was never yet more wretchedness in the land , nor ever did the heathen men worse than these men did . For never ...
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... written by a man who ought to have known better , the Monarchy of Sir David Lyndesay . The audience expected something finer than spoken language , and the taste that accepted the allitera- tive homilies may be compared with that which ...
... written by a man who ought to have known better , the Monarchy of Sir David Lyndesay . The audience expected something finer than spoken language , and the taste that accepted the allitera- tive homilies may be compared with that which ...
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