...the appearance of their report, of which we will furnish a summary. "MB" AND "I." " ' It is ше,' is an expression which every one uses. Grammarians...saying it as long as the English language is spoken. Hero is a phenomenon worth accounting for. ' Not at all,' say our censors ; 'don't trouble yourselves...

...inaptly to introduce a discussion of the wellknown and much controverted phrase, " It is me." Now this is an expression which every one uses. Grammarians...saying it as long as the English language is spoken. Here is a phenomenon worth accounting for. " Not at all so," say our Censors : " don't trouble yourself...

...censured by the grammarians. Among others, he defends the phrase, " It is me." Says the Dean : " ' It is me,' is an expression which every one uses Grammarians (of the smaller order) protest ; schoolmasters Int the lower kind) prohibit and chastise ; but English men, women, and children go on saying it, and...

...from Murray, and we may yet be able to convince the Dean that he is wrong in saying that " Englishmen, women, and children, go on saying it, and will go on saying it as long us the English language is spoken." The following piece of criticism upon an expression used by Dean...

...inaptly to introduce a discussion of the wellknown and much controverted phrase, " It is me." Now this is an expression which every one uses. Grammarians...saying it as long as the English language is spoken. Here is a phenomenon worth accounting for. " Not at all so," say our censors : " don't trouble yourself...

...censured by the grammarians. Among others, he defends the phrase, " It is me." Says the Dean,: " ' It is me,' is an expression which every one uses....saying it, and will go on saying it as long as the Knglish language is spoken. Here is a phenomenon worth accounting for. ' Not at all,' say our censors...

...sublimer than me;'' and from Swift, 'You are a much greater loser than me.» Forf. forsvarer 'it is me. «Grammarians (of the smaller order) protest: schoolmasters...saying it as long as the English language is spoken. » Han citerer af Latham bl. a. : «it must be observed, that the expression 'it is me = it is I, will...

...sublimer than me\ and from Swift, 'You åre a much greater loser than me . » Forf. forsvarer 'it is me. »Grammarians (of the smaller order) protest: schoolmasters (of the lower kind) prohibit and chastise ; but Bnglish men, women, and children go on saying it, and will go on saying it as loug as the English language...

...than me, and from Swift, 'You are a much greater loser than me'». Der Verf. vertheidigt 'it is me'. «Grammarians (of the smaller order) protest: Schoolmasters...and children go on saying it, and will go on saying 1 Dies scheint indessen dem Verf. nicht immer klar gewesen zu sein, da er öfter dieselben als Autoritäten...

...of the wellknown and much controverted phrase, " It is me." Now this is an expression which everyone uses. Grammarians (of the smaller order) protest :...kind) prohibit and chastise ; but English men, women, aud children go on saying it, and will go on saying it as long as the English language is spoken. Here...