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Page 153
... Language ; a Translation of Longinus on the Sublime ; a Theological Differtation on the Conduct of Providence before the coming of the Merliah ; and a Comedy , The Diffembled Wanton , or , My Son , get Money . The fportive productions ...
... Language ; a Translation of Longinus on the Sublime ; a Theological Differtation on the Conduct of Providence before the coming of the Merliah ; and a Comedy , The Diffembled Wanton , or , My Son , get Money . The fportive productions ...
Page 305
... language be taught at fifteen , and that reading the Greek hiftory be poftponed till the language is acquired . At the age of eighteen , the lad of genius . will read with pleasure , ( befide the hiftorians , ) Plato , De- mofthenes ...
... language be taught at fifteen , and that reading the Greek hiftory be poftponed till the language is acquired . At the age of eighteen , the lad of genius . will read with pleasure , ( befide the hiftorians , ) Plato , De- mofthenes ...
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... Language with Propriety . By Mr. Du Frefnoy , Teacher to his Royal Highness Prince Wil- liam Frederick , and Succeffor to M. La Butte , in the University of Cambridge . 8vo . pp . 240. 5s . Boards . Gardner . 1789 . Though we cannot ...
... Language with Propriety . By Mr. Du Frefnoy , Teacher to his Royal Highness Prince Wil- liam Frederick , and Succeffor to M. La Butte , in the University of Cambridge . 8vo . pp . 240. 5s . Boards . Gardner . 1789 . Though we cannot ...
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