The Tale of Man of Lawe: The Pardoneres Tale; the Second Nonnes Tales; the Chanouns Yemannes Tale, from the Canterbury TalesClarendon Press, 1879 - 282 страница |
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Страница xi
... nearly the Italian ahi ! and the French aï . Those who have a difficulty with this sound may use the ordinary pronoun I. The modern sound ai , as in wait , was not thoroughly established till the seventeenth century , although it began ...
... nearly the Italian ahi ! and the French aï . Those who have a difficulty with this sound may use the ordinary pronoun I. The modern sound ai , as in wait , was not thoroughly established till the seventeenth century , although it began ...
Страница xii
... nearly like the pre- sent a in idea or final er when the r is not trilled . This sound was always used in prose , when the final e was the mark of some final vowel in older forms of the language , when it marked oblique cases , feminine ...
... nearly like the pre- sent a in idea or final er when the r is not trilled . This sound was always used in prose , when the final e was the mark of some final vowel in older forms of the language , when it marked oblique cases , feminine ...
Страница xiii
... nearly as the present pronoun I. The modern sound as ee belongs to the eighteenth century . See EY . EO , the same as long E ; seldom used except in the word peopel , often spelled pepel . The modern sound of eo as ee , dates from the ...
... nearly as the present pronoun I. The modern sound as ee belongs to the eighteenth century . See EY . EO , the same as long E ; seldom used except in the word peopel , often spelled pepel . The modern sound of eo as ee , dates from the ...
Страница xiv
... nearly but not quite ee ; compare still , steal , in singing ' Still so gently o'er me stealing , ' in which also the last syliables of gently and stealing are lengthened with the same vowel . Those who think they find it difficult to ...
... nearly but not quite ee ; compare still , steal , in singing ' Still so gently o'er me stealing , ' in which also the last syliables of gently and stealing are lengthened with the same vowel . Those who think they find it difficult to ...
Страница xv
... nearly as ee . Thus melodie ( commonly written melodye ) had nearly the same sound as it has in modern French songs when sung . J = j , was not distinguished from I consonant in MSS . K , as at present . L , as at present . LE final ...
... nearly as ee . Thus melodie ( commonly written melodye ) had nearly the same sound as it has in modern French songs when sung . J = j , was not distinguished from I consonant in MSS . K , as at present . L , as at present . LE final ...
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