| 1833 - 574 páginas
...change their meanings, as well as their spelling and pronunciation, and we do not look to etymology for their present meanings. If I should call a man...him, that one of the words originally signified only a lad or servant ; and the other an under-ploughman, or the inhabitant of a village. It is from present... | |
| Benjamin Franklin - 1833 - 322 páginas
...change their meanings, as well as their spelling and pronunciation, and we do not look to etymology for their present meanings. If I should call a man...him that one of the words originally signified only a lad or servant; and the other an under-ploughman, or the inhabitant of a village. It is from present... | |
| 1834 - 604 páginas
...pronunciation, and we do not look to etymology for their present meanings. If 1 should call a man a/mace and a villain, he would hardly be satisfied with my...him, that one of the words originally signified only a lad or servant; and the other an under-ploughman, or the inhabitant of a village. It is from present... | |
| American Academy of Arts and Sciences - 1848 - 390 páginas
...E / mesh 3 5 measur C c call G e g-all VJ g sang H h Aay O o bone U a htet ID vu frol TJ u full HU news considerable portion of a new alphabet. Let any...that one of the words originally signified only * The *ound of ee in feet a represented by a letter which is nearly the italic i; • in date and a in psalm... | |
| Alexander John Ellis - 1848 - 196 páginas
...change their meanings, as well as their spellings and pronunciations, and we do not look to etymology for their present meanings. If I should call a man...him that one of the words originally signified only a Lad or Servant, and the other an Under Ploughman, or the Inhabitant of a Village. It is by their... | |
| 1848 - 798 páginas
...change their meanings as well as their spellings and pronunciations, and we do not look to etymology for their present meanings. If I should call a man...hardly be satisfied with my telling him that one of these words originally signified a lad or a servant, and the other an under ploughman. It is by their... | |
| 1846 - 316 páginas
...to etymology for their present meaning. In answering this objection, Dr. Franklin says : — • " If I should call a man a knave and a villain, he would...hardly be satisfied with my telling him that one of these words originally signified only a lad or a servant, and the other an under ploughman, or tho... | |
| 1848 - 748 páginas
...pronunciations, and we do not look to etymology for their present meanings. If I suould call a man a htia.ee and a villain, he would hardly be satisfied with my telling him that one of these words originally signified a lad or a servant, and the other an under ploughman. It is by their... | |
| 1849 - 626 páginas
...well as their spellings and pronunciations, and we do not look to etymology for their present meaning. If I should call a man a knave and a villain, he would...him, that one of the words originally signified only a lad or a servant, and the other an under ploughman or the inhabitant of a village." We may add, that... | |
| Claude Marcel - 1853 - 442 páginas
...change their meanings, as well as their spellings and pronunciations, and we do not look to etymology for their present meanings. If I should call a man...him that one of the words originally signified only a lad or servant, and the other an under ploughman, or the inhabitant of a village. It is by their... | |
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