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Side 5
5 its own name , or that of the town in which it was born . In fact , the " I " and the " here , " as we know from the history of the pronouns , are most difficult ideas for the mind to grasp . Such names are always freely adopted from ...
5 its own name , or that of the town in which it was born . In fact , the " I " and the " here , " as we know from the history of the pronouns , are most difficult ideas for the mind to grasp . Such names are always freely adopted from ...
Side 6
Nomade races , indeed , who find the pasturage of last year occupied by strangers , are obliged to seek subsistence elsewhere ; but it is different with people who live in towns and villages , and lead a settled life .
Nomade races , indeed , who find the pasturage of last year occupied by strangers , are obliged to seek subsistence elsewhere ; but it is different with people who live in towns and villages , and lead a settled life .
Side 33
Derby , the town on the river , was explained by Worsaae as the " town of animals ( deer ) " - such an enchanted place as we read of in Eastern tales . The Cumbrian words that have been so treated , would include almost all the Celtic ...
Derby , the town on the river , was explained by Worsaae as the " town of animals ( deer ) " - such an enchanted place as we read of in Eastern tales . The Cumbrian words that have been so treated , would include almost all the Celtic ...
Side 34
The oldest words corresponding to the modern " town , " evidently indicate the state of the plains , when the first immigrants were entering Europe . They are all derivatives or transfers from the names of hills .
The oldest words corresponding to the modern " town , " evidently indicate the state of the plains , when the first immigrants were entering Europe . They are all derivatives or transfers from the names of hills .
Side 35
BAILEY , H. C. baile , the town . Scottish , and frequent in late Irish names of places . Ballydoyle , Doyle's town . BARCO , H. C. bar , the hill , catha , of the fight , near Penrith . BLATUM BULGIUM ( C. C. bledd , ravage , spoil ...
BAILEY , H. C. baile , the town . Scottish , and frequent in late Irish names of places . Ballydoyle , Doyle's town . BARCO , H. C. bar , the hill , catha , of the fight , near Penrith . BLATUM BULGIUM ( C. C. bledd , ravage , spoil ...
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| Titel | Cumberland & Westmorland, Ancient and Modern: The People, Dialect, Superstitions and Customs |
| Forfatter | Jeremiah Sullivan |
| Udgiver | Whittaker and Company, 1857 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Det bayerske statsbibliotek |
| Digitaliseret | 8. sep 2009 |
| Længde | 171 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |