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... should be adopted ; but where it has not , it should re- tain the original word , modified only according to the rules and forms which direct its own conftruction * . Now Latin words compounded of fub , have that force which English ...
... should be adopted ; but where it has not , it should re- tain the original word , modified only according to the rules and forms which direct its own conftruction * . Now Latin words compounded of fub , have that force which English ...
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... should rather con- fider these errors , as calls upon them to contribute their affiftance to the correction of them . It is true , that the Society , engaging in fuch a new exploit , should have been very correct , both in their ...
... should rather con- fider these errors , as calls upon them to contribute their affiftance to the correction of them . It is true , that the Society , engaging in fuch a new exploit , should have been very correct , both in their ...
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... should have corrected this verfe . The verses from Tyrteus and Hepheftio , we have already proved to be of no avail , in the prefent cafe ; and of Mr. H.'s three citations from Efchylus , only one ought to be allowed : we have also ...
... should have corrected this verfe . The verses from Tyrteus and Hepheftio , we have already proved to be of no avail , in the prefent cafe ; and of Mr. H.'s three citations from Efchylus , only one ought to be allowed : we have also ...
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