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Page 199
... words are directly derived from it , such 35 ἀβροτάζω , ἀβροτέω , ἀμβροτέω , & c . By primitives , there- fore , in these collections , we are to understand those words which are the immediate parents of a class of derivatives ; and by ...
... words are directly derived from it , such 35 ἀβροτάζω , ἀβροτέω , ἀμβροτέω , & c . By primitives , there- fore , in these collections , we are to understand those words which are the immediate parents of a class of derivatives ; and by ...
Page 201
... words which are without a mark , are , generally , the best in the language ; those with an asterism ( * ) are , for the most part , somewhat inferior ; any with an obe- lisk ( + ) are more inferior still ; and such as have the obelisk ...
... words which are without a mark , are , generally , the best in the language ; those with an asterism ( * ) are , for the most part , somewhat inferior ; any with an obe- lisk ( + ) are more inferior still ; and such as have the obelisk ...
Page 202
... word ; and still less why it should be marked lower than run , when it rests on nearly the same authority . We have taken these words in their order , as mere speci- mens : but , had we selected the most objectionable , we should have ...
... word ; and still less why it should be marked lower than run , when it rests on nearly the same authority . We have taken these words in their order , as mere speci- mens : but , had we selected the most objectionable , we should have ...
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