A Study in the Syntax of Alexandre Hardy
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(Arsac, iii^ 1, 5T3. ) Car si tot qu' amour vint jeter . . .
(Did. , IV, 3, 1621. ) Qu' h. Chacun d' eux par tout administre nature. (J. 1, III, 2. ) Compare also J. 7, in, 1 ; Seed. , in, 1, 529 ; Did. , IV, 3, 1554; etc. So also in the sixteenth century (Huguet, p. 329). 1. 413 The omission of the definite article after tout used with a substantive in the singular is rare in the seventeenth century (H. , §28, C).
This phenomenon is rare in Hardy: L' un des deux n' a cesse de plaindre tout...e nuit. (Seed. , Ill, 1, 595. ) This omission is rare in the sixteenth century (Huguet, p. 332). 1. 4131 The omission of the article after tout used with a sub- stantive in the plural is more common in the seven- teenth century (H. , § 28, C).
This phenomenon is not frequent in Hardy : Retiens dedans le Ciel tous astres adversaires. (Did. , Ill, 2, 1028. ) Compare also Tim. , ii, 1, 824 ; Corine, i, 4, 224. Occurs in the sixteenth century (Brunot, ii, p. 397; Huguet, p. 332). 1. 414 The omission of the article before meme is general in the seventeenth century (H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
(Arsac, iii^ 1, 5T3. ) Car si tot qu' amour vint jeter . . .
(Did. , IV, 3, 1621. ) Qu' h. Chacun d' eux par tout administre nature. (J. 1, III, 2. ) Compare also J. 7, in, 1 ; Seed. , in, 1, 529 ; Did. , IV, 3, 1554; etc. So also in the sixteenth century (Huguet, p. 329). 1. 413 The omission of the definite article after tout used with a substantive in the singular is rare in the seventeenth century (H. , §28, C).
This phenomenon is rare in Hardy: L' un des deux n' a cesse de plaindre tout...e nuit. (Seed. , Ill, 1, 595. ) This omission is rare in the sixteenth century (Huguet, p. 332). 1. 4131 The omission of the article after tout used with a sub- stantive in the plural is more common in the seven- teenth century (H. , § 28, C).
This phenomenon is not frequent in Hardy : Retiens dedans le Ciel tous astres adversaires. (Did. , Ill, 2, 1028. ) Compare also Tim. , ii, 1, 824 ; Corine, i, 4, 224. Occurs in the sixteenth century (Brunot, ii, p. 397; Huguet, p. 332). 1. 414 The omission of the article before meme is general in the seventeenth century (H.
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