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... English Army List of 1740 , 3 - Panoramic Surveys of London Streets , 5 - Heart - Cherries , 6 - Milton's Sonnet on Tetra- chordon ' : " Like " -Torpedo : Early Reference - Chrono- grams in Oxford and Manchester , 7 . QUERIES : - for ...
... English Army List of 1740 , 3 - Panoramic Surveys of London Streets , 5 - Heart - Cherries , 6 - Milton's Sonnet on Tetra- chordon ' : " Like " -Torpedo : Early Reference - Chrono- grams in Oxford and Manchester , 7 . QUERIES : - for ...
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... English MSS . , but not occurring in Classical Authors " ; see pp . 177-344 . Would that this author had lived to produce an English Du Cange ! " There is a delightful article , which ap- peared in The Scotsman , July 28 , 1895 , by the ...
... English MSS . , but not occurring in Classical Authors " ; see pp . 177-344 . Would that this author had lived to produce an English Du Cange ! " There is a delightful article , which ap- peared in The Scotsman , July 28 , 1895 , by the ...
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... English invasion . These people some- times call themselves Hussey in English , and this is the origin of the mistaken assertion made by some writers , that the place received its name from the English family of Hussey . " 3. Dun - an ...
... English invasion . These people some- times call themselves Hussey in English , and this is the origin of the mistaken assertion made by some writers , that the place received its name from the English family of Hussey . " 3. Dun - an ...
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... English Dialect Dictionary ' it is also attributed to East Anglia : — " Also written loak Nrf . e Suf .; and in form look Nrf . [ lok . ] A lane , a short , narrow , blind lane , a ' cul - de - sac ' ; a grass road , a private lane or ...
... English Dialect Dictionary ' it is also attributed to East Anglia : — " Also written loak Nrf . e Suf .; and in form look Nrf . [ lok . ] A lane , a short , narrow , blind lane , a ' cul - de - sac ' ; a grass road , a private lane or ...
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... English . With Bibliographical Notes by Edwin Marion Cox . ( Chiswick Press , 18. net . ) THE history of translations of Sappho into English does not offer any particulars of a specially excit- ing nature . The first attempt was that of ...
... English . With Bibliographical Notes by Edwin Marion Cox . ( Chiswick Press , 18. net . ) THE history of translations of Sappho into English does not offer any particulars of a specially excit- ing nature . The first attempt was that of ...
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