The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 60
... modern , European or Oriental , which has not furnished its quota to perfect and beautify the structure . It has practically no acci- dence , and its syntax is comparatively simple . The main difficulty it presents to a foreign learner ...
... modern , European or Oriental , which has not furnished its quota to perfect and beautify the structure . It has practically no acci- dence , and its syntax is comparatively simple . The main difficulty it presents to a foreign learner ...
Page 69
... modern Greek to stifle it beneath their stilted and unnatural Hellenic , so has the undiluted Turkish - concise , forcible , expressive , laconic and a good vehicle for humour - survived in popular songs and stories . This class of ...
... modern Greek to stifle it beneath their stilted and unnatural Hellenic , so has the undiluted Turkish - concise , forcible , expressive , laconic and a good vehicle for humour - survived in popular songs and stories . This class of ...
Page 138
... modern was his outlook . We know that he foresaw difficulties in his own conceptions which would be likely to get worse as knowledge of the universe increased . Right or wrong he had a wonderful mind , a marvellous outlook . Were he ...
... modern was his outlook . We know that he foresaw difficulties in his own conceptions which would be likely to get worse as knowledge of the universe increased . Right or wrong he had a wonderful mind , a marvellous outlook . Were he ...
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