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... Language of England takes no notice of the Erse or Irish , which was probably the language of the › primæval settlers in Great Britain , and which has bequeathed a few ( not many ) words to the stock now in use . This first wave of ...
... Language of England takes no notice of the Erse or Irish , which was probably the language of the › primæval settlers in Great Britain , and which has bequeathed a few ( not many ) words to the stock now in use . This first wave of ...
Page 69
... language , this rule is so general , that the few exceptions from it scarcely de- serve any attention . But as the English is a very mixed language , this rule is liable here to a much greater number of exceptions ; especially with ...
... language , this rule is so general , that the few exceptions from it scarcely de- serve any attention . But as the English is a very mixed language , this rule is liable here to a much greater number of exceptions ; especially with ...
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... language , be discoverable , the case is hopeless for the future . It is to be regretted that our worthy citizen of the world wants to be told , publicly , that he is not afflatus numine , not gifted with inspiration ; and that he has ...
... language , be discoverable , the case is hopeless for the future . It is to be regretted that our worthy citizen of the world wants to be told , publicly , that he is not afflatus numine , not gifted with inspiration ; and that he has ...
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Michells Sermon | 26 |
of new Dissertations or other curious Papers published in | 28 |
ADELUNG Three Essays 62 | 62 |
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