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Page 175
... must either be derived from the cafual combinations and irregular exertions of speech among the rudeft people ; or must be de- duced by analogy from other languages , which themfelves are to be referred to the fame origin . The ...
... must either be derived from the cafual combinations and irregular exertions of speech among the rudeft people ; or must be de- duced by analogy from other languages , which themfelves are to be referred to the fame origin . The ...
Page 273
... must be contented to put up with the tents of the Moors , dirty and difgufting as they are ; but , above all , you must accuftom yourself to their coarfe and unpalatable food . How often muft you depart in the morning , without knowing ...
... must be contented to put up with the tents of the Moors , dirty and difgufting as they are ; but , above all , you must accuftom yourself to their coarfe and unpalatable food . How often muft you depart in the morning , without knowing ...
Page 443
... must almoft neceflarily purify and enlarge their own . ' This is a fatisfactory account of the volume : but it affigns no reason , nor any apology , for fo uncommon a delay in com- pleting a work of no very great extent . To a man in ...
... must almoft neceflarily purify and enlarge their own . ' This is a fatisfactory account of the volume : but it affigns no reason , nor any apology , for fo uncommon a delay in com- pleting a work of no very great extent . To a man in ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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