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The formation and use of compound epithets in English poetry from 1579

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Язык	Английский
Опубликовано	Oxford Clarendon press 1937
Предметная рубрика	Английское литературоведение • История литературы • 16 в. • Поэзия Лингвистика текста • Художественные тексты • Поэзия • Английский язык Стилистика • Образные средства • Эпитет • Среднеанглийский язык Языкознание

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S. P. E. Tracts

On the diction of Tennyson, Browning and Arnold
H. W. Fowler
Northern world in modern English
Fine writing
Shakespeare's English. Allig. 8
English handwriting, continued from tract 23
The Dutch influence on the English vocabulary
English handwriting with 34 facsimile plates and artistic & paleographical criticisms. Allig. 2
American pronunciation /By H. Kurath. Words from the French, -É, -ÉE /By Matthew Barnes. Pronuncia...
The nature of human speech /By sir Richard Paget. On the use of italic, fused participle, etc. /By H...
The bull's bellow. Veiled language. The word 'person'. Word-division
The B. B. C. 's recomendation for pronouncing doubtful words: Reissued with crticism
Robert Bridges. Recollections
American variations
Arabic words in English
The study of American English. Allig. 6
On some disputed points in English grammar. Allig. 4
English vowel-sounds /By W. A. Aikin; With an introduction by Robert Bridge. A reply to dr. Jesperse...
English influence on the French vocabulary
On the terms: Briton, British, Britisher
Four words. Romantic, Originality, Creative, Genius
The split infinitive, etc. /By H. W. Fowler. - Pictorial, etc. /By Robert Bridges. - Correspondence
Index to tracts 1-19. With list of members of the Society. 31 Dec. 1925
Logic and grammar: Great and little Britain: Correspondence & report
Medium aevum and the middle age. Notes on fascisti, broadcasted, virus, etc.
"Oxford" English [Chapman,R.W.]
Linguistic self-criticism /Jespersen,Otto. Terminology in physics /Darwin, C. C. The irregularities ...
The growth of American English. 1
Thé fate of French -e in English: The plural of nouns ending in -th
The growth of American English. 2
The Society's work
Notes on relative clauses /By Otto Jespersen. American slang /By Fred Newton Scott. Correspondence &...
Needed words /By Logan Pearsal Smith. Words wanted in connexion with arts /By Roger Fry. Jeremy Bent...
Basic
Completing the record of English
The critique of pure English from Caxton to Smollett
Problems of spelling reform
Pure English of the soll. Inflected English
Persian world in English
Metaphor
Slang
The German influence on the English vocabulary
Some anomalies of spelling
The split infinitive and a system of clauses
Adjectives from proper names
Index to tracts XLI-LIX
Index to tracts XXI-XXXIX
The formation and use of compound epithets in English poetry from 1579
The best English: A claim for the superiority of received standard English: Together with notes on M...
Interlanguage. Artificial languages
Colloquial language in literature. Lascelles Abercrombie. The expanded tenses. Distance no objest. C...
Names, designations & appellations
Notes on relative clauses /By Otto Jespersen. American slang /By Fred Newton Scott. Correspondence &...
English idiome

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Язык:	Английский
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