CLASH
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甜瓜
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剧毒
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Introduction,ntly, scholarship on medieval literature was almost invariably focused on texts written in English; even where language-mixing was present in the texts, it was not a focus of interest for literary scholars. Equally, as is now well known, historical linguists generally discussed the results of the co
出生
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Kindle
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掺和
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synovium
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DEMUR
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Vasodilation
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FISC
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Caxton’s Linguistic and Literary Multilingualism: English, French and Dutch in the is marked by the influence of the two other languages that Caxton used in his daily life in the Low Countries, where he resided for some thirty years: French and Dutch. It adduces forms and words, many overlooked in . and ., that show the impact of these languages on Caxton’s mother tongue, and it d