A Short Introduction to English Grammar: With Critical NotesJ. Dodsley and T. Cadell, 1778 - 221 Seiten |
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... " In truth , the easier any fubject is in its own nature , the harder is it to make it more eafy by explana tion ; and nothing is more unnecessary , and at A 3 the the fame time commonly more difficult , than to give PREFACE .
... " In truth , the easier any fubject is in its own nature , the harder is it to make it more eafy by explana tion ; and nothing is more unnecessary , and at A 3 the the fame time commonly more difficult , than to give PREFACE .
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With Critical Notes Robert Lowth. the fame time commonly more difficult , than to give a formal demonstration of a propofition almost self- evident . It doth not then proceed from any peculiar irregula- rity or difficulty of our Language ...
With Critical Notes Robert Lowth. the fame time commonly more difficult , than to give a formal demonstration of a propofition almost self- evident . It doth not then proceed from any peculiar irregula- rity or difficulty of our Language ...
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... fame with i ; and is written instead of it at the end of words ; or be- foré i , as flying , denying it ise retained : likewife in fome words derived from the Greek ; and it is always a vowel [ 1 ] . 1 [ 1 ] The fame found , which we ...
... fame with i ; and is written instead of it at the end of words ; or be- foré i , as flying , denying it ise retained : likewife in fome words derived from the Greek ; and it is always a vowel [ 1 ] . 1 [ 1 ] The fame found , which we ...
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... fame as the Italian u , the French ou , or the English oo : after o , it is fometimes not founded at all ; fometimes like a single u . The reft of the letters are confonants ; which cannot be founded alone : fome not at all , and thefe ...
... fame as the Italian u , the French ou , or the English oo : after o , it is fometimes not founded at all ; fometimes like a single u . The reft of the letters are confonants ; which cannot be founded alone : fome not at all , and thefe ...
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... fame letters expreffing different founds , and dif ferent letters expreffing the fame founds . SYLLABLE S. A SYLLABLE is a found either fimple or compounded , pronounced by a fingle . impulfe of the voice , and conftituting a word or ...
... fame letters expreffing different founds , and dif ferent letters expreffing the fame founds . SYLLABLE S. A SYLLABLE is a found either fimple or compounded , pronounced by a fingle . impulfe of the voice , and conftituting a word or ...
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