A Language Suppressed: The Pronunciation of the Scots Language in the 18th CenturyJ.Donald Publishers, 1995 - 278 páginas |
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... lists of items ( and often ingeniously devised prose Lessons ) illustrating the same , with the recommendation that these be read aloud by the pupil . Many Spelling Books ( notably those by Barrie and Gray ) also provide extensive lists ...
... lists of items ( and often ingeniously devised prose Lessons ) illustrating the same , with the recommendation that these be read aloud by the pupil . Many Spelling Books ( notably those by Barrie and Gray ) also provide extensive lists ...
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... lists of words variously marked for pronunciation and which could be labelled ' pronouncing dictionaries ' in their own right . Notable among these is the extensive list of items in A Spelling - Book Upon a New Plan ( 1796 ) where ...
... lists of words variously marked for pronunciation and which could be labelled ' pronouncing dictionaries ' in their own right . Notable among these is the extensive list of items in A Spelling - Book Upon a New Plan ( 1796 ) where ...
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... lists of ' Scotticisms ' in the period ( Basker : 1993 ; Rogers : 1991 ) , seem most often to have been the product of abashment at provinciality , many writers notably Smollet systematically expurgating their writings of any trace of ...
... lists of ' Scotticisms ' in the period ( Basker : 1993 ; Rogers : 1991 ) , seem most often to have been the product of abashment at provinciality , many writers notably Smollet systematically expurgating their writings of any trace of ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
CHAPTER | 11 |
The Source Materials and the Nature of the Evidence | 22 |
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