Letters volume 2
Letters volume 2
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I am for all words that are smooth, or strong, (as the meaning requires) which have proved their worth by general admission into the Language. ' Reliable ' is, what ' trustworthy ' is not, good current coin for general use, though ^trust- worthy ' may be good too for occasional emphasis.
I remember old Hudson Gurney cavilling a httle at ' realize ' as I innocently used the word in a Memoir 1 Formerly Professor of Sanskrit in King's College, London.
2 On English Adjectives in -able, with special... reference to reliable, 1877.
1877] EDWARD FITZGERALD 221 of my old Bernard Barton near thirty years ago : this word I have also seen branded as American ; let America furnish us with more such words ; better than what our ' old English ' pedants supply, with their '■Fore-word'' for ' Preface, ' 'Folk-lore, ' and other such conglomerate consonants. Odd, that a Lawyer (Sugden) should have lubricated ' Hand-book ' by a sort of Persian process into ' Handy-book ' !
I remember, years ago, thinking I must rebel against English by using ' wipitiablc ' for * incapable of Pity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am for all words that are smooth, or strong, (as the meaning requires) which have proved their worth by general admission into the Language. ' Reliable ' is, what ' trustworthy ' is not, good current coin for general use, though ^trust- worthy ' may be good too for occasional emphasis.
I remember old Hudson Gurney cavilling a httle at ' realize ' as I innocently used the word in a Memoir 1 Formerly Professor of Sanskrit in King's College, London.
2 On English Adjectives in -able, with special... reference to reliable, 1877.
1877] EDWARD FITZGERALD 221 of my old Bernard Barton near thirty years ago : this word I have also seen branded as American ; let America furnish us with more such words ; better than what our ' old English ' pedants supply, with their '■Fore-word'' for ' Preface, ' 'Folk-lore, ' and other such conglomerate consonants. Odd, that a Lawyer (Sugden) should have lubricated ' Hand-book ' by a sort of Persian process into ' Handy-book ' !
I remember, years ago, thinking I must rebel against English by using ' wipitiablc ' for * incapable of Pity.
What to read after Letters volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzgerald Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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