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Anderson Clarence N Genl Agt New Eng
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“The hole was too eng for him to get through.”
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. engj england engsci english engchem engeng neweng civil
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Poetry examples for “eng”
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Read full poem →[• Mr, Seward does not seem to have recollected, that in the Two Noble Kinsmen there i
an equal mixture of Gothic and Grecian manners. It was the common error of all our old Eng
ksh writers, from Chaucer to Milton, who has introduced chivalry even into Paradise Lost,}
Read full poem →Opium-Eater.
De Quincey’s Joan of Arc, and The Eng-
lish Mail-Coach.
Read full poem →17 the word is used of the
common soldiers of the Eng-
lish army.
Read full poem →the date of which is 1412-20, we see that he probably wrote between 1382
and 1420[61]; so that the date 'about 1400,' adopted in the New Eng.
Dictionary (s. v. _Bercelet_, &c.) cannot be far wrong[62].
Read full poem →Jied. Many neut. verbs in Eng. have past part. used in an active
sense. In this respect as in many others, the affinity between English
Read full poem →231. Mermaid =sea-maid. J/eris of the samef amily as the mor in
Ar-mor-i-ca and in Mor-ini, the Lat. mare, Eng. mar-iner, mar-ish or
mar-sh, etc. -
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eee | ae “eng ee tate A Geo13 ges Se eee ee ie angle A
rn ? ‘ & \ ‘ W .;
Read full poem →In a history of a county in New York State, the fol-
lowing is given: “The subject of this sketch is of Eng-
lish origin. It is related that as early as 1660 three
Read full poem →Faulks, James B., Experimental Eng’g, College of Applied
Science, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y.