The beauty of this dialect is that while it is capable alike of such tenderness, and such lofty eloquence, and such exquisite and delicate humor, it is, like our Saxon, incapable of falsetto, or of little pomposities.
George F. Hoar: “The beauty of this dialect is that while it is capable alike of such tenderness, and such lofty eloquence, and such…”
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Hoar reflects on the beauty and expressive capability of a particular dialect.
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