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6480	Trench, Richard Chenevix	On the Study of Words			.txt	text/plain	85943	3979	70	'In a language,' he says, 'like ours, where so many words are derived etymology or primary meaning of the words they use. [Footnote: 'Frank,' though thus originally a German word, for man is not a mere speaking machine; God did not teach him words, as tracing of the succession of changes in meaning which certain words should possess a word to express the pleasure which men feel at the is that the language should have one and the same word ([Greek: kalos]), follow great and significant words to the time and place of their birth. of men's thoughts, bringing in not merely a word new to Greek ears, but the French 'cagot.' [Footnote: The word meant in old times 'a leper'; subsisting world of words and things, [Footnote: J. [Footnote: The word 'synonym' only found its way into the English word, for we speak of the Greek and Latin as the 'classical' languages,	./cache/6480.txt	./txt/6480.txt