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Page 164
... the uni- ty of languages are those indispensable to their struc- ture - which constitute , as it were , their framework , GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARY OF THE MALAY LANGUAGE . and without 164 GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARY OF THE MALAY LANGUAGE .
... the uni- ty of languages are those indispensable to their struc- ture - which constitute , as it were , their framework , GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARY OF THE MALAY LANGUAGE . and without 164 GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARY OF THE MALAY LANGUAGE .
Page 165
... language and derived from the same source . Applying this test to the Malayan languages , it will be found that a sentence of Malay can be con- structed without the assistance of Javanese words , or of Javanese without the help of Malay ...
... language and derived from the same source . Applying this test to the Malayan languages , it will be found that a sentence of Malay can be con- structed without the assistance of Javanese words , or of Javanese without the help of Malay ...
Page 197
... language of the conquered people ; but the mutual wants of the conquerors and the conquered soon obliged them to contrive a clumsy mixture of their respective languages . Such is the humble origin of the best dialects of Europe . Now ...
... language of the conquered people ; but the mutual wants of the conquerors and the conquered soon obliged them to contrive a clumsy mixture of their respective languages . Such is the humble origin of the best dialects of Europe . Now ...
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