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| Grocott & Ward, comps. Grocott’s Familiar Quotations, 6th ed. 189-?. |
| Language |
| She ceas’d, and ere his words her fate decreed Impatient watch’d the language of his eye: There pity dwelt. Shenstone.—Love and Honour. | 1 |
| Languages are the pedigree of nations. Dr. Johnson.—Croker’s Boswell, 340, (A.D. 1733.) | 2 |
| Words are the leaves on the tree of language, of which if some fall away, a new succession takes their place. Trench.—English past and present, Lect. 3. Page 151. Ed. 5. | 3 |
| Language is fossil poetry. Emerson.—Essays: The Poet. | 4 |
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