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NOWELE Volume 28/29 (August 1996): A Frisian and Germanic MiscellanyEdited by Adeline Petersen and Hans Frede Nielsen †
[NOWELE 28/29] 1996
► pp. 569–578
Edited by Adeline Petersen and Hans Frede Nielsen †
[NOWELE 28/29] 1996
► pp. 569–578
The Common-/Objective-Case Subject of the Gerund in Middle English
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