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Edinburgh Studies in English and Scots by Aitken, A. J. (ed.); McIntosh, Angus (ed.); Palsson, Hermann (ed.)
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London: Longman Group Ltd.. Good with no dust jacket. 1971. Hard Cover. Exlibrary markings. Square, tight binding and hinges. Clean but age-darkened pages. Cloth over boards has moderate shelf wear. 247 pp. Contents: M. L. Samuels, "Kent and the Low Countries: some linguistic evidence"; Margaret G. Dareau and Angus McIntosh, "A dialect word in some West Midland manuscripts of The Prick of Conscience"; Bridget Cusack, "Not wreton with penne and ynke: Problems of selection facing the first English printer"; J. P. Thorne, "The grammar of jealousy: A note on the character of Leontes"; John Anderson, "Some proposals concerning the modal verb in English"; Norman Macleod, "This familiar regressive series: Aspects of style in the novels of Kingsley Amis"; David Abercrombie, "Some functions of silent stress"; David Murison, "The Dutch element in the vocabulary of Scots"; A. J. Aitken, "Variation and variety in written Middle Scots"; Nicolaisen, "Early spellings and Scottish place-names"; John MacQueen, "The case for early Scottish literature."; Exlibrary; 8.75" (21 cm) Tall .
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