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... English generic and fpecific names to each plant , in the body of the work , will please fome ranks of Batapiffs ; fuch , at leaft , as wifh to converfe in this ftyle , rather than in Latin . Though here we must ob- ferve , that it ...
... English generic and fpecific names to each plant , in the body of the work , will please fome ranks of Batapiffs ; fuch , at leaft , as wifh to converfe in this ftyle , rather than in Latin . Though here we must ob- ferve , that it ...
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... English Philology ) hath excluded the English long i , ( that found peculiar to our language which occurs in the word frike , & c . ) from the lift of fimple founds . He imagined that it was compounded of the e feminine , and of the ...
... English Philology ) hath excluded the English long i , ( that found peculiar to our language which occurs in the word frike , & c . ) from the lift of fimple founds . He imagined that it was compounded of the e feminine , and of the ...
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... English Languages . In two Parts . Part I. French and English . Part II . English and French . Containing all Words of general Ufe , and authorised by the best Writers . By Thomas Nugent , LL . D. To which , with the former Additions ...
... English Languages . In two Parts . Part I. French and English . Part II . English and French . Containing all Words of general Ufe , and authorised by the best Writers . By Thomas Nugent , LL . D. To which , with the former Additions ...
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CARDS See BREITKOPF | 1 |
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SOLITARY Ellay by on the Knowledge | 56 |
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