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Macaulay's statement here is overdrawn.
More than seventy per cent of the words in Johnson's most pompous writings are of Teutonic origin. It may interest the H 98 NOTES [Pages 32-34 student to examine in this regard the extracts from the writings of Johnson given in these notes.
17. Junius and Skinner. " For the Teutonick etymologies I am commonly indebted to Junius and Skinner . . . Junius appears to have excelled in extent of learning and Skinner in rectitude of understanding. . . . Skinner ...is often ignorant but never ridiculous : Junius is always full of knowledge, but his variety distracts the judgement, and his learning is very fre- quently disgraced by his absurdities." — Johnson's Works, Vol.
V., p. 29. Francis Junius the younger was born at Heidelberg in 1589, and died at Windsor in 1678. His Etymologicum Anglicanum was not published till 1743. The Etymologicon Linguce AnglicancB of Stephen Skinner (1623-1667) was pub- lished in 1671.
P. 33, 1. 15. Jenyns, Soame (1704-1787).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Macaulay's statement here is overdrawn.
More than seventy per cent of the words in Johnson's most pompous writings are of Teutonic origin. It may interest the H 98 NOTES [Pages 32-34 student to examine in this regard the extracts from the writings of Johnson given in these notes.
17. Junius and Skinner. " For the Teutonick etymologies I am commonly indebted to Junius and Skinner . . . Junius appears to have excelled in extent of learning and Skinner in rectitude of understanding. . . . Skinner ...is often ignorant but never ridiculous : Junius is always full of knowledge, but his variety distracts the judgement, and his learning is very fre- quently disgraced by his absurdities." — Johnson's Works, Vol.
V., p. 29. Francis Junius the younger was born at Heidelberg in 1589, and died at Windsor in 1678. His Etymologicum Anglicanum was not published till 1743. The Etymologicon Linguce AnglicancB of Stephen Skinner (1623-1667) was pub- lished in 1671.
P. 33, 1. 15. Jenyns, Soame (1704-1787).
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