Society for Pure English Tract 4
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which is not suggestive of thunder. The _N. E. D. _ explains this as 'torun with brattling feet, to scamper'.
In Burns's 'A Winter Night', it is the noisy confusion of _bitingBoreas_ in the bare trees and bushes: I thought me on the ourie cattle Or silly sheep, wha bide this brattle O' winter war.
It is possible that _brattle_ has fallen into disuse through tooindiscriminate application. After Burns's famous poem the word canestablish itself only in the sense of a scurrying dry noise: it i...s toosmall for thunder.
We would call attention to the principle involved in this judgement, for it is one of the main objects of our society to assist and guideEnglishmen in the use of their language by fully exposing the factsthat should determine their practice. Every word has its history, and no word can prosper in the speech or writing of those who do notrespect its inherited and unalterable associations; these cannot begot rid of by ignoring them. Littr
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. .
which is not suggestive of thunder. The _N. E. D. _ explains this as 'torun with brattling feet, to scamper'.
In Burns's 'A Winter Night', it is the noisy confusion of _bitingBoreas_ in the bare trees and bushes: I thought me on the ourie cattle Or silly sheep, wha bide this brattle O' winter war.
It is possible that _brattle_ has fallen into disuse through tooindiscriminate application. After Burns's famous poem the word canestablish itself only in the sense of a scurrying dry noise: it i...s toosmall for thunder.
We would call attention to the principle involved in this judgement, for it is one of the main objects of our society to assist and guideEnglishmen in the use of their language by fully exposing the factsthat should determine their practice. Every word has its history, and no word can prosper in the speech or writing of those who do notrespect its inherited and unalterable associations; these cannot begot rid of by ignoring them. Littr
What to read after Society for Pure English Tract 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sargeaunt John to read onlineMoreLess
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