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Inventaire Du Fonds Schooneveld CHvS library - Q … p. 1 Q The Qualifying Adjective in Spanish (by Ernesto Zierer), The Hague 1974. no.192, Janua Linguarum, series practica *Quellen zum Leben Karis des grossen (heraus. G. Frenke), Berlin 1931. fasc.2, Eclogae graecolatine Quelques remarques sur la flexion nominale romane (red. Maria Manoliu-Manea), Bucarest 1970. no.III, Collection de la société roumaine de linguistique romane *Que sais-je ?, Paris no.82, A.-M. Schmidt, La littérature symboliste 1955 no.123, Ph. van Tieghem, Le romantisme français 1955 no.156, V.-L. Saulnier, La littérature française du siècle romantique 1955 (two copies) no.570, Jean Perrot, La linguistique 1965 no.637, Bertil Malmberg, La phonétique 1954 no.788, Pierre Guiraud, La grammaire 1964 *Qu’est-ce que le structuralisme? (by Oswald Ducrot, Tzvetan Todorov, Dan Sperber, Moustafa Safouan, François Wahl), Paris 1968 Questions and Answers in English (by Emily Norwood Pope), The Hague 1976. no.226, Janua Linguarum, series practica *Quine, Willard Van Orman, From a Logical Point of View , New York - Evanston 1963. no.9, Logico-philosophical essays *Quine, Willard Van Orman, Methods of Logic , New York 1950 *Quine, Willard Van Orman, Set Theory and its Logic , Cambridge, Mass. 1963 *Quine, Willard Van Orman, Word and Object , New York - London 1960. in Studies in communication Quinting, Gerd, Hesitation Phenomena in Adult Aphasic and Normal Speech , The Hague 1971. no.126, Janua Linguarum, series minor *Quirin, Heniz, Einführung in das Studium der mittelalterlichen Geschichte , Braunschweig - Berlin - Hamburg 1950 *Quirk, Randolph, Sidney Greenbaum, Geoffrey Leech and Jan Svartvik, A Grammar of Contemporary English , New York - London 1972 R *Rabinowitch, Alexander, Prelude to Revolution: the Petrograd Bolsheviks and the July 1917 uprising , Bloomington - London 1968. in Indiana University international studies Raboty laboratorii eksperimental’noj fonetiki, Kievskij ordena Lenina gosudarstvennyj universitet, Kiev no.3, L. G. Skalozub, Palatogrammy i rentgenogrammy soglasnyx fonem russkogo literaturnogo jazyka 1963 (two copies) Rachmister, Julian and Mieczyslaw Jaworowski, Rozmowki rumunskie , Warszawa 1960 CHvS library - Q … p. 2 Rad, Historichko-filolockhog i filozofichkojuridichkog razreda, Jugoslavenske akademije znanosti i umetnosti, Zagreb vol.250 (112), A. Music, Znachenje i upotreba participa u srpskohrvatskom jeziku 1934 vol.273 (85), M. Reshetar, Izgovor i pisanje praslav vokola “e” u dugim slogovima 1942 [NB, called “hrvatske akademija”] Radatovic, Vinko, Shimun Dundurilo: dubrovachka komedija XVII veka , Beograd 1931. no.XXIII, Zbornik za istoriju, jezik i knjizhevnost srpskog naroda *Radchenko, A. D., Sofijskij mozej (putevoditel’), gosudarstkennyj arxitekturno-istoricheskij zapovednik , Kiev 1952 *Radcliffe-Brown, A. R., Structure and Function in Primitive Society : essays and addresses , New York 1968. Macmillan free press paperback 92562 Radenkovic-Mihajlovic, Mileva, Rechnik engleskih izraza i idioma , Novi Sad 1956 Radewa, Sabina, Slownik polsko-bulgarski , Warszawa 1961 Radices i inguae slovenicae: veteris dialecti (by Franciscus Miklosich), Lipsiae 1845 [reprint The Hague 1970], no.223, Slavistic Printings and Reprintings Radichevic, Branko V., Bela zhena , Subotica 1955. kn.5, Biblioteka nasha knjiga [Radichevic, Branko] Pesnichki jezik Branka Radichevica (by Vojislav I. Ilic), Beograd 1964 Radishchev, A. N., Stixotvorenija (vstup. stat. G. Makogonenko), Leningrad 1953. in Biblioteka poèta, malaja serija *Radkey, Oliver H., The Agrarian Foes of Bolshevism: promise and default of the Russian socialist revolutionaries February to October 1917 , New York 1958. in Studies of the Russian institute, Columbia university Radloff, Wilhelm, Versuch eines Wörterbuches der Türkdialecte , S.-Peterburg 1905 [photoreprint The Hague 1960]. four volumes *Rado, Sevket, 50. yilinda sovyet rusya , Istanbul 1968 Radojchic, Svetozar, Srpske ikone od XII veka do 1459 godine , Beograd 1960 Radojichic, Sp., Rukopisna i shtampana knjiga (muzej primenjene umetnosti) , Beograd 1952 (with author’s inscription) Radovi staroslavenskog instituta (ured. Vjekoslav Shtefanic), Zagreb kn.1 1952 kn.2 1955 kn.3, A. Vaillant, L’homélie d’epiphane 1958 kn.4, F. Grivec and F. Tomshich, Constantinus et Methodius Thessalonicenses fontes 1960 kn.5 1964 kn.6 1967 The Radozhda-Vevchani dialect of Macedonian: structure, texts, lexicon (by Peter Hendriks), Lisse 1976. no.1, PdR Press publications on Macedonian. academisch proefschrift. Radzinnaja paèzija (red. V. K. Bandarchyk, M. Ja. Grynblat et al.), Minsk 1971. in Belaruskaja narodnaja tvorchasc’, AN Belaruskaj SSSR, Institut mastactvaznaustva, ètnagrafii i fal’kloru *Raeff, March, Origins of the Russian Intelligentsia: the Eighteenth-century nobility , New York 1966 CHvS library - Q … p. 3 [Raevskij, V.] Poèty-Dekabristy: V. Raevskij, A. Bestuzhev, P. Koloshin, N. Bobrishchev- Pushkin, P. Bobrushchev-Pushkin, N. Lorer, N. Bestuzhev, G. Baten’kov, N. Chuzhov, M. Mestuzhev, V. Davydov , Leningrad 1960. in Biblioteka poèta, malaja serija Raevskij, V. F., Polnoe sobranie stixotborenij (vstup. stat. A. V. Arxipova and V. G. Bazanov), Moskva - Leningrad 1967. in Biblioteka poèta, bol’shaja serija, sovetskij pisatel’ Raevskij, V., Stixotvorenija (vstup. stat. V. Bazanov), Leningrad 1952. in Biblioteka poèta, malaja serija Raffel, Burton, The Forked Tongue: a study of the translation process , The Hague 1971. no.14, De Proprietatibus Litterarum, series maior *Raffouli, Faraj and R. J. McCarthy, Spoken Arabic of Baghdad , Beirut [reprint Chicago 1969] part I, Grammar and Exercises 1964. no.1, Linguistic series, publications of the oriental institute of Al-Hikma university part II-A, Anthology of Texts 1965. no.2, Linguistic series, publications of the oriental institute of Al-Hikma university On Raising: one rule of English grammar and its theoretical implications (by Paul M. Postal), Cambridge, Mass. 1974. in Current studies in linguistics *Raja, K. Kunjunni, Indian Theories of Meaning , Adyar, India 1963. vol.91, The Adyar library series [Rajic, Jovan] O Narodnom jeziku Jovana Rajica (by Aleksandar Mladenovic), Beograd 1964 Ramishvili, G. V., Nekotorye voprosy lingvisticheskoj teorii V. Gulbol’dta , Tbilisi 1960 *Rammuny, Raji M., Peter A. Abboud, Najm A. Bezirgan, Wallace M. Erwin, Mounah A. Khouri, Ernest N. McCarus, Elementary Modern Standard Arabic , Ann Arbor 1968 part 1 (two copies) part 2 (two copies) writing supplement to Elements of Modern Standard Arabic *Rammuny, Raji, Peter Abboud, Ernest Abdel-Massih, Salih Altoma, Wallace Erwin, Ernest McCarus, Modern Standard Arabic: intermediate level , Ann Arbor 1971 part I, lessons 1 - 13 part II, lessons 14-30 part III, Drills, glossary and indexes Ramovsh, Franc, Historichna gramatika slovenskega jezika , Ljubljana II, Konzonantizem 1924. vol.I, Znanstveno drushtvo za humanistichne vede v Ljubljana Ramovsh, Fran, Karta slovenskih narechnij v prirochni izdaji , Ljubljana 1957. photocopy. Ramovsh, Fran, Kratka zgodovina slovenskega jezika , Ljubljana vol.I 1936 Ramovsh, Fran, Morfologija slovenskega jezika (skripta, prirejena po predavanjih prof. dr. Fr. Ramovsha v l. 1947/48, 48/49) , Ljubljana 1952 Ramson, W. S., Australian English: an historical study of the vocabulary 1788-1898 , Canberra 1966 Ramult, Stefan, Slownik jezyka pomorskiego czyli kaszubskiego , Krakow 1893 CHvS library - Q … p. 4 *Rank, Josef (sestavil), Vsheobecny slovnik priruchny jazyka cheskeho i nemeckeho , Praha I., Dil chesko-nemecky n.d. [NB: binding says “Frank”] II, Dil nemecko-chesky n.d. *Rankin, B. K., III, A Linguistic Study of the Formation of Chinese Characters . University microfilms photocopy of 1965 Univ. of Pennsylvania dissertation *Rankka-Streng, Deutsch-finnisches Wörterbuch (rev. W. O. Streng-Renkonen), Porvoo - Hensinki 1940 Rannjaja russkaja dramaturgija XVII - pervaja polovina XVII v. (glav. red. A. N. Robinson), Moskva Russkaja dramaturgija poslednej chetverti XVII i nachala XVIII v. (izd. podgot. O. A. Derzhavina, et al.). 1972 two volumes [Ransom, John Crowe] John Crowe Ransom: critical principles and preoccupations (by James E. 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