The Synonyms for ‘Child’, ‘Boy’, ‘Girl’ in Old English; an etymological-semasiological investigation. Pp. xvi + 273. By Hilding Bäck. (Lund Studies in English, II; Professor Eilert Ekwall, Editor.) Lund: C. W. K. Gleerups Förlag, 1934.

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The Synonyms for ‘Child’, ‘Boy’, ‘Girl’ in Old English; an etymological-semasiological investigation. Pp. xvi + 273. By Hilding Bäck. (Lund Studies in English, II; Professor Eilert Ekwall, Editor.) Lund: C. W. K. Gleerups Förlag, 1934. - Volume 13 Issue 4

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