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The ancient Sanscrit, sometimes called the most elaborate of human dialects, has yielded its secret to philological research, and now stands forth the mother tongue of the European nations.
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gutenberg.orgThe ancient Sanscrit, sometimes called the most elaborate of human dialects, has yielded its secret to philological research, and now stands forth the mother tongue of the European nations.
Sumner highlights the significance of the ancient Sanscrit language in the context of linguistic origins.
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