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영어 언어의 어원과 문장구조.The Book of The Etymology and Syntax of the English Language, by Alexander Crombie
이책은 3부분 파트로 나누어서, 1부는 영어 언어의 단어들의 어원에 대해서 그리고 문법의 각요소인 명사 동사 부사 형용사 등에대해서 기술하고 ,2부는 문장구조 즉 신탁스에 대해서 기술하고 3부는 각요소의 비평부분에 대해서 기술함. 책의 내용은 아주 어렵지는 않지만 좀 어려운편이고 ,영어 언어에 대해서 좀 공부한 영어전공자들이 보아야할 책.
THE
ETYMOLOGY AND SYNTAX
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE

EXPLAINED AND ILLUSTRATED.
BY THE REV. ALEX. CROMBIE,
LL.D. F.R.S. M.R.S.L. AND F.Z.S.
SEVENTH EDITION.
LONDON:
SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO.,
STATIONERS’ HALL COURT.
1853.

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영어 언어의 어원과 문장구조.The Book of The Etymology and Syntax of the English Language, by Alexander Crombie
CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
PAGE
Of Language in general, and the English Alphabet 1
―――

PART I.
Of Etymology 12
CHAPTER I.
Of the Noun 16
CHAPTER II.
Of the Article 38
CHAPTER III.
Of the Pronoun 50
CHAPTER IV.
Of the Adjective 64
CHAPTER V.
Of the Verb 77
CHAPTER VI.
Of the Participle 102
CHAPTER VII.
Of Adverbs 142
[ viii] CHAPTER VIII.
Of Prepositions 145
CHAPTER IX.
Of Conjunctions 153
CHAPTER X.
Of Interjections 160
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PART II.
Of Syntax 161
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PART III.

CHAPTER I.
Canons of Criticism 224
CHAPTER II.
Critical Remarks and Illustrations.
Sect. I.―The Noun 236
Sect. II.―The Adjective 244
Sect. III.―The Pronoun 254
Sect. IV.―The Verb 264
Sect. V.―The Adverb 284
Sect. VI.―The Preposition 290
Sect. VII.―The Conjunction 293

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영어 언어의 어원과 문장구조.The Book of The Etymology and Syntax of the English Language, by Alexander Crombie
이책은 3부분 파트로 나누어서, 1부는 영어 언어의 단어들의 어원에 대해서 그리고 문법의 각요소인 명사 동사 부사 형용사 등에대해서 기술하고 ,2부는 문장구조 즉 신탁스에 대해서 기술하고 3부는 각요소의 비평부분에 대해서 기술함. 책의 내용은 아주 어렵지는 않지만 좀 어려운편이고 ,영어 언어에 대해서 좀 공부한 영어전공자들이 보아야할 책.
THE
ETYMOLOGY AND SYNTAX
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE

EXPLAINED AND ILLUSTRATED.
BY THE REV. ALEX. CROMBIE,
LL.D. F.R.S. M.R.S.L. AND F.Z.S.
SEVENTH EDITION.
LONDON:
SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO.,
STATIONERS’ HALL COURT.
1853.

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영어 언어의 어원과 문장구조.The Book of The Etymology and Syntax of the English Language, by Alexander Crombie
INTRODUCTION.
Language consists of intelligible signs, and is the medium by which the mind
communicates its thoughts. It is either articulate or inarticulate; artificial or natural.
The former is peculiar to man; the latter is common to all animals. By inarticulate
language, we mean those instinctive sounds, or cries, by which the several tribes
of inferior creatures are enabled to express their sensations and desires. By
articulate language is understood a system of expression, composed of simple
sounds, differently modified by the organs of speech, and variously combined.
Man, like every other animal, has a natural language intelligible to all of his own
species. This language, however, is extremely defective, being confined entirely
to the general expression of joy, grief, fear, and the other passions or emotions
of the mind; it is, therefore, wholly inadequate to the purposes of rational
intercourse, and the infinitely- diversified ideas of an intelligent being. Hence
arises the necessity of an artificial or articulate language; a necessity coeval with
the existence of man in his rudest state, increasing also with the enlargement of
his ideas, and the improvement of his mind. Man, therefore, was formed capable
of speech. Nature has furnished him with the necessary organs, and with
ingenuity to render them subservient to his purposes. And[ 2] though at first his
vocabulary was doubtless scanty, as his wants were simple, and his exigencies
few, his language and his intellect would naturally keep pace. As the latter
improved, the former would be enlarged.

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영어 언어의 어원과 문장구조.The Book of The Etymology and Syntax of the English Language, by Alexander Crombie
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THE
ETYMOLOGY AND SYNTAX
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE

EXPLAINED AND ILLUSTRATED.
BY THE REV. ALEX. CROMBIE,
LL.D. F.R.S. M.R.S.L. AND F.Z.S.
SEVENTH EDITION.
LONDON:
SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO.,
STATIONERS’ HALL COURT.
1853.