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[O]ur
mother
tongue,
which
truly
of
it
ſelfe
is
both
ful
enough
for
proſe,
and
ſtately
enough
for
verſe,
hath
long
time
beene
counted
moſt
bare
and
barren
of
both.
Which
default,
when
as
ſome
endeuoured
to
ſalue
and
recure,
they
patched
vp
the
holes
with
peeces
and
ragges
of
other
languages;
borrowing
here
of
the
French,
there
of
the
Italian,
euery
where
of
the
Latine,
not
weighing
how
ill
thoſe
tongues
accord
with
themſelues,
but
much
worſe
with
ours:
So
how
they
haue
made
our
Engliſh
tongue
a
gallimaufrey
or
hodgepodge
of
all
other
ſpeeches.
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[O]ur mother tongue, which truly of it ſelfe is both ful enough for proſe, and ſtately enough for verſe, hath long time beene counted moſt bare and barren of both. Which default, when as ſome endeuoured to ſalue and recure, they patched vp the holes with peeces and ragges of other languages; borrowing here of the French, there of the Italian, euery where of the Latine, not weighing how ill thoſe tongues accord with themſelues, but much worſe with ours: So how they haue made our Engliſh tongue a gallimaufrey or hodgepodge of all other ſpeeches.
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