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in his 3d section to be obscure , ) speaks of this relation , or reference , as being always anticipative , and yet not always anticipative ; at least , if he does not do this , he expresses himself with such ambiguity in different ...
in his 3d section to be obscure , ) speaks of this relation , or reference , as being always anticipative , and yet not always anticipative ; at least , if he does not do this , he expresses himself with such ambiguity in different ...
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of the article's being the symbol of that which is uppermost in the speaker's mind , is applicable not only to the case of reference to something already mentioned , but also to the person or thing which is about to become the subject ...
of the article's being the symbol of that which is uppermost in the speaker's mind , is applicable not only to the case of reference to something already mentioned , but also to the person or thing which is about to become the subject ...
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expresses it , is subservient to the purpose of retrospective reference * ; ' or else , ' it is intended to serve as the subject of an hypothesis . ' ( ibid . and p . 60. ) Under the former of these two heads , or divisions , he classes ...
expresses it , is subservient to the purpose of retrospective reference * ; ' or else , ' it is intended to serve as the subject of an hypothesis . ' ( ibid . and p . 60. ) Under the former of these two heads , or divisions , he classes ...
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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, 1810 |
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