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#	Title	Journal	Year	Citations
1	Some applications of Middle English dialectology	English Studies	1963	207
2	A new approach to Middle English dialectology1	English Studies	1963	108
3	The conversion of the indirect personal object into the subject of a passive construction	English Studies	1929	99
4	Relative clauses in educated spoken English¹	English Studies	1957	98
5	On the replacement of finite complement clauses by infinitives in English	English Studies	1995	97
6	Why old English had no prepositional passive	English Studies	1985	81
7	The English Poems of George Herbert	English Studies	2008	81
8	The “Fundamental Problem” of Authorship Attribution	English Studies	2012	71
9	Thator zero? A look at the choice of object clause connective in a corpus of American English1	English Studies	1984	70
10	At the crossroads of philology, linguistics and semiotics: Notes on the replacement ofthbysin the third person singular in English	English Studies	1987	66
11	Arrivals and departures: The adoption of French terminology into middle English	English Studies	1998	63
12	HELPorHELP to: What Do Corpora Have to Say?	English Studies	2005	54
13	What are collocations: Sandy beaches or false teeth?	English Studies	1996	50
14	On Intensifiers and Grammaticalization: The Case of SWI�E	English Studies	2003	47
15	The metre ofSir Gawain and the Green Knight	English Studies	1976	46
16	Some later Elizabethan and early Stuart actors and musicians	English Studies	1959	45
17	The Vatican fragment of the old English Orosius	English Studies	1964	45
18	The Copenhagen Wulfstan manuscript a codicological study	English Studies	1998	45
19	The Grammaticalisation of Nominal Type Noun Constructions withkind/sort of: Chronology and Paths of Change	English Studies	2010	45
20	Piers plowman:the translation of scripture and food for the soul	English Studies	1993	43
21	Beowulfrevisited	English Studies	1998	43
22	English and French in England after 1362	English Studies	2001	43
23	Hesitation. In Defence of ER and ERM	English Studies	2003	43
24	Housebreaking the Human Animal: Humanism and the Problem of Sustainability in Margaret Atwood'sOryx and CrakeandThe Year of the Flood	English Studies	2010	43
25	The syllabic basis of word division in old English manuscripts	English Studies	1986	41
26	The commerce of language in the pursuit of politeness in eighteenth‐century England	English Studies	1998	41
27	The Effects of Text Messaging and Instant Messaging on Literacy	English Studies	2013	41
28	Help to/help ⊘ revisited	English Studies	1985	40
29	Ecocriticism, Genre, and Climate Change: Reading the Utopian Vision of Kim Stanley Robinson's Science in the Capital Trilogy	English Studies	2010	40
30	The grammatical category of gender in early Middle English	English Studies	1967	39
31	The chronology of the Scandinavian loan‐verbs in theKatherine Group	English Studies	1979	39
32	Ælfric's changing vocabulary	English Studies	1980	38
33	Grammaticalization, Subjectification and Non-Concord in English Existential Sentences	English Studies	2008	38
34	Cross-Genre Authorship Verification Using Unmasking	English Studies	2012	38
35	Engaging the Passions in John Donne'sSermons	English Studies	2012	38
36	“We Cannot Be Greek Now”: Age Difference, Corruption of Youth and the Making ofSexual Inversion	English Studies	2013	36
37	English in Southern Nigeria	English Studies	1958	35
38	On a question of contrary analysis	English Studies	1963	34
39	Negative adverbs in early Middle English	English Studies	1978	34
40	The dictionary of old English: A turning point	English Studies	1978	34
41	The dog that's leg was run over: On the genitive of the relative pronoun	English Studies	1995	34
42	Walton's Boethius: From manuscript to print	English Studies	1999	34
43	On the Semantics of English Coordinate Compounds	English Studies	2008	34
44	Large-Scale Experiments in Authorship Attribution	English Studies	2012	34
45	On old English nouns of more than one gender	English Studies	1990	33
46	The Old EnglishAlexander's Letter to Aristotle: Monsters andHybrisin the Service of Exemplarity	English Studies	2013	33
47	ON METONYMY AS WORD-FORMATION: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO OLD ENGLISH	English Studies	2004	32
48	On the chronology of French loan‐words in English	English Studies	1943	30
49	Functional constraints in syntactic change: The rise and fall of prepositional constructions in early and Late Modern English	English Studies	2007	29
50	Points of Modern English Syntax	English Studies	1961	28

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