On Blendings of Synonymous Or Cognate Expressions in English; a Contribution to the Study of Contamination
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lb. II, 334: here must us abide, lb. XII, 100: ff5Tst must us crepe, lb. XIV, 625 : Twyn must us nedj^s.
lb. XX, 38: if he lyf a yere dystroy oure law must us.
lb. XX, 57: on oure law now must us lere.
Gest. Rom. p. 415: me moste gyve the porter halfcyndele.
The ex. in v. der Gaaf S 172.
— 99 — r) In some cases the uncertainty about the form who makes it impossible to decide whether there is a blending.
Greene, Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay (Keltie 79) : Espy her loves and who she liketh best.
S...ee Spies § 213, 215 and Jespersen § 178, e. g. his ex.
from Aitcren R. 38 : hwo se launched: to longe lete ^e psalmes.
Compare v. der Gaaf § 36.
In many other cases when there occurs a noun or an indeclinable pronoun it is impossible to see which construc- tion is m-eant.
s) Traces of a hovering between the pers. and impers.
construction may perhaps be seen in Percy I, 262: He lear'd his sheepe as he him list. (Reflexive?) Shaicspere, As you like it I, 2, 247 : What he is, indeed, More suits you to conceive than I to speak of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
lb. II, 334: here must us abide, lb. XII, 100: ff5Tst must us crepe, lb. XIV, 625 : Twyn must us nedj^s.
lb. XX, 38: if he lyf a yere dystroy oure law must us.
lb. XX, 57: on oure law now must us lere.
Gest. Rom. p. 415: me moste gyve the porter halfcyndele.
The ex. in v. der Gaaf S 172.
— 99 — r) In some cases the uncertainty about the form who makes it impossible to decide whether there is a blending.
Greene, Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay (Keltie 79) : Espy her loves and who she liketh best.
S...ee Spies § 213, 215 and Jespersen § 178, e. g. his ex.
from Aitcren R. 38 : hwo se launched: to longe lete ^e psalmes.
Compare v. der Gaaf § 36.
In many other cases when there occurs a noun or an indeclinable pronoun it is impossible to see which construc- tion is m-eant.
s) Traces of a hovering between the pers. and impers.
construction may perhaps be seen in Percy I, 262: He lear'd his sheepe as he him list. (Reflexive?) Shaicspere, As you like it I, 2, 247 : What he is, indeed, More suits you to conceive than I to speak of.
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