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... given critical obfervations on fuch words as are fubject to a diverfity of pronunciation . How I have fucceeded must be left to the decifion of the publick . ' Our author adopts Mr. Sheridan's inftructions to Irifhmen in pronunciation ...
... given critical obfervations on fuch words as are fubject to a diverfity of pronunciation . How I have fucceeded must be left to the decifion of the publick . ' Our author adopts Mr. Sheridan's inftructions to Irifhmen in pronunciation ...
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... given to want and mifery . ' For farther particulars refpecting the private life of this va- luable man , we must refer the reader to the work itself ; in which , while he will find much reafon for respecting the virtues of Mr. Day , he ...
... given to want and mifery . ' For farther particulars refpecting the private life of this va- luable man , we must refer the reader to the work itself ; in which , while he will find much reafon for respecting the virtues of Mr. Day , he ...
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... given in this treatise , without fenfations of fatigue . The work is chiefly valuable as a remnant of the learning and tafte which prevailed at the revival of letters . If it be , on this account , worth translating , it ought to be ...
... given in this treatise , without fenfations of fatigue . The work is chiefly valuable as a remnant of the learning and tafte which prevailed at the revival of letters . If it be , on this account , worth translating , it ought to be ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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