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[2]Uerhaar, John W. M. Proceedings of the Ninth International Congress of linguists. The Hague. 1966 p. 378
[3]Foster, Brain. The changing English language. Penguin Books 1971 p. 12
[4]Vinogradov V.V. The style of Puchkin M. 1941 pp 8-9
[5]Barfield, Owen. Poetic Diction.. Ldn. 1952, 2d ed. (Cit. from Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, p628
[6]Aristotle Poetics (cit. from Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and poets.) Princeton, 1969, p628
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[9]See: Виноградов B. B. OKyльтуре речи и неправильном словоупотреблении. «Литературнаягазета», 1951, 11 декабря, N 146.
[10] Partridge, Eric. Op. cit., p. 5.
[11] See also Prof. R.W. Burclifield's remark on the system of labelling in his Introduction to "A Supplement to the Oxford English Dictionary". Oxford, 1972, p. XVI.
[12] ken = a house which harbors' thieves
[13] spellken = a play-house or theatre
[14] to queer a flat = to puzzle a silly fellow
[15] to flash the muzzle (gun) on the high toby-spice = to rob on horse back
[16] a lark = fun or sport of any kind
[17]a blowing = a girl
[18]swell = gentlemanly
[19] nutty = pleasing (to be nuts on = to be infatuated with)
[20] McKnight, G.H. Modern English in the Making. N.Y., 1956, p. 552.
[21] Bough, Albert C. History of the English Language, p. 385.
[22] McKnight, G.H. Modern English in the Making. Ldn, 1930, p. 556.