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We shall quote his own description of the use of pendants , of alphabetical signals , of the manner of hoisting and lowering ... The Red pendant placed above any number , or numbers , adds 1000 to such number or numbers ; as , over No.
We shall quote his own description of the use of pendants , of alphabetical signals , of the manner of hoisting and lowering ... The Red pendant placed above any number , or numbers , adds 1000 to such number or numbers ; as , over No.
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The first person plural , or WE , is denoted by the White pendant . over the Red . The singular pronouns of the third person are denoted as fol- lows : HE - The Red pendant over the cipher . · SHE - The Red pendant under the cipher .
The first person plural , or WE , is denoted by the White pendant . over the Red . The singular pronouns of the third person are denoted as fol- lows : HE - The Red pendant over the cipher . · SHE - The Red pendant under the cipher .
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THEIR - The White pendant over the ex - substitute . ' OUR - The White pendant under the ex - substitute . The pronominal adjectives , One , None , Some , This , That , Any , Other , may be denoted by the remaining changes of the auxi- ...
THEIR - The White pendant over the ex - substitute . ' OUR - The White pendant under the ex - substitute . The pronominal adjectives , One , None , Some , This , That , Any , Other , may be denoted by the remaining changes of the auxi- ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1809 |
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