Boswell's Life of Johnson, 1. kötetT.Y. Crowell, 1911 |
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... English ; the structure of his sentences is French . Now the French structure and the English structure may , in the nature of things , be equally good . But if you allow that the English language is established , he is wrong . My name ...
... English ; the structure of his sentences is French . Now the French structure and the English structure may , in the nature of things , be equally good . But if you allow that the English language is established , he is wrong . My name ...
385. oldal
... English , and makes " the fools who use it " 2 truly ridiculous . Good English is plain , easy , and smooth in the mouth of an un- affected English gentleman . A studied and factitious pronuncia- tion , which requires perpetual ...
... English , and makes " the fools who use it " 2 truly ridiculous . Good English is plain , easy , and smooth in the mouth of an un- affected English gentleman . A studied and factitious pronuncia- tion , which requires perpetual ...
529. oldal
... English resident , so we shall not be taken for vagabonds . We think to go one way and return another , and for ... English nuns , and I talked with her through the grate , and I am very kindly used by the English Benedictine friars ...
... English resident , so we shall not be taken for vagabonds . We think to go one way and return another , and for ... English nuns , and I talked with her through the grate , and I am very kindly used by the English Benedictine friars ...
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