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Page 192
Now , finding that this particular preceding word would now and then suffer another sort of preposition to follow , they have looked upon this as an exception to their rule : by degrees , their exceptions have been as numerous as the ...
Now , finding that this particular preceding word would now and then suffer another sort of preposition to follow , they have looked upon this as an exception to their rule : by degrees , their exceptions have been as numerous as the ...
Page 429
Besides particular attention to his tones , the Preacher should also introduce a dụe variety into his pauses , making them of different lengths , according to the nature of the subjects delivered . The size of the church should be ...
Besides particular attention to his tones , the Preacher should also introduce a dụe variety into his pauses , making them of different lengths , according to the nature of the subjects delivered . The size of the church should be ...
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... you will introduce yourself with ease in public ; you will know how to pay the particular deference which is due to individuals ; and as to your own circle , you will confine yourself to sincere and va . luable friends : but they ...
... you will introduce yourself with ease in public ; you will know how to pay the particular deference which is due to individuals ; and as to your own circle , you will confine yourself to sincere and va . luable friends : but they ...
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Bearsons Chronological Register of both | 4 |
Vaccination See Moseley Letter Nurray | 10 |
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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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