The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes, Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsChatto and Windus, 1888 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 77.
428. lappuse
... sound , as b . c . d . g . k . p . q . t . Or half vowels , and open it , as f . I. m . n . r . s . x . z . H is rarely other than an aspiration in power , though a letter in form . W and Ÿ have shifting and uncertain seats as shall be ...
... sound , as b . c . d . g . k . p . q . t . Or half vowels , and open it , as f . I. m . n . r . s . x . z . H is rarely other than an aspiration in power , though a letter in form . W and Ÿ have shifting and uncertain seats as shall be ...
429. lappuse
... sound , though it deliver over | bòund , how , now , thou , cow . But oftener upon the u ; as in sound , In the last syllabes , before n and w ,. the sharp e , and then it answers the primi- tive or simple in the first sound ; as ...
... sound , though it deliver over | bòund , how , now , thou , cow . But oftener upon the u ; as in sound , In the last syllabes , before n and w ,. the sharp e , and then it answers the primi- tive or simple in the first sound ; as ...
431. lappuse
... sound , and though it have the seat of a consonant with us , the power is always vowelish , even where it leads the vowel in any syllabe ; as , if you mark it , pronounce the two uu , like the Greek ov , quick in passage , and these ...
... sound , and though it have the seat of a consonant with us , the power is always vowelish , even where it leads the vowel in any syllabe ; as , if you mark it , pronounce the two uu , like the Greek ov , quick in passage , and these ...
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Bellum Scribentium | 37 |
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