New Englander and Yale Review, 第 26 卷Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight W.L. Kingsley, 1867 |
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... word from those about us who were already employing it as the sign of the idea . It cost the guardians of our ... words for man which are current in different communities on the earth , that we could not have learned to associate ...
... word from those about us who were already employing it as the sign of the idea . It cost the guardians of our ... words for man which are current in different communities on the earth , that we could not have learned to associate ...
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... words like and money , and of every other word composing our language or any other language . Every spoken tongue is a congeries of signs for thought , deriving their significance from the intelligent consent of speakers and hearers ...
... words like and money , and of every other word composing our language or any other language . Every spoken tongue is a congeries of signs for thought , deriving their significance from the intelligent consent of speakers and hearers ...
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... words he learns ? It is enough to him that others use them , and that , if he would converse with those about him ... word were in any degree dependent on its etymology , then every human being would have to be an etymologist , able , on ...
... words he learns ? It is enough to him that others use them , and that , if he would converse with those about him ... word were in any degree dependent on its etymology , then every human being would have to be an etymologist , able , on ...
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... word , now to one wholly trivial and accidental : in either case alike , without altering our practice as regards its employment . Let us look for a moment at the history of the words in our illustrative phrase , men like money . The first ...
... word , now to one wholly trivial and accidental : in either case alike , without altering our practice as regards its employment . Let us look for a moment at the history of the words in our illustrative phrase , men like money . The first ...
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... words has been that of the last word in our phrase , money . It is of French origin , brought into England by the Normans of William the Conqueror . The French language derives it , along with most of its other stores of expression ...
... words has been that of the last word in our phrase , money . It is of French origin , brought into England by the Normans of William the Conqueror . The French language derives it , along with most of its other stores of expression ...
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