Longer English Poems: With Notes, Philological and Explanatory, and an Introduction on the Teaching of English. Chiefly for Use in SchoolsJohn Wesley Hales Macmillan and Company, 1894 - 427 sider |
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Side x
... phrase , might be well observed . Some of the later texts were revised by my friend Mr. Twentyman , late Fellow of Christ's College , Cambridge , now Vice - Master of King's College School , in whom indeed I hoped to have had a genial ...
... phrase , might be well observed . Some of the later texts were revised by my friend Mr. Twentyman , late Fellow of Christ's College , Cambridge , now Vice - Master of King's College School , in whom indeed I hoped to have had a genial ...
Side xxvii
... phrase " part of speech " should be clearly understood , and equivalents given for it . It is , in fact , a bit of old English which has lingered on in our language ; as if , though we have so completely changed our costume in other ...
... phrase " part of speech " should be clearly understood , and equivalents given for it . It is , in fact , a bit of old English which has lingered on in our language ; as if , though we have so completely changed our costume in other ...
Side xxviii
... phrase be made quite clear . Then how is the pupil to discover what " part of speech any word is ? Can he do so by looking at the word by itself ? Are there cases where its form may guide him ? Or may the grammatical definition of a ...
... phrase be made quite clear . Then how is the pupil to discover what " part of speech any word is ? Can he do so by looking at the word by itself ? Are there cases where its form may guide him ? Or may the grammatical definition of a ...
Side xxxii
... phrase . 66 Feat is etymologically the same word with fact . It might be useful to collect instances of similar pairs , as royal , regal , & c . — the one preserving almost intact the original Latin form , the other presenting that form ...
... phrase . 66 Feat is etymologically the same word with fact . It might be useful to collect instances of similar pairs , as royal , regal , & c . — the one preserving almost intact the original Latin form , the other presenting that form ...
Side xxxiv
... phrase borrowed from Milton's Lycidas , 1. 22 ) , of buttress , of pale , of gifted , & c . A pupil's knowledge is probably not of much value if he cannot reproduce it . It may be truly said of him in one sense , " Scire tuum nihil est ...
... phrase borrowed from Milton's Lycidas , 1. 22 ) , of buttress , of pale , of gifted , & c . A pupil's knowledge is probably not of much value if he cannot reproduce it . It may be truly said of him in one sense , " Scire tuum nihil est ...
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