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Page 256
The following sentence ( which is cited in the Port Royal as an instance that the perfect in rim is taken for the future ) strongly illustrates the distinction of tenses in this mood : - “ Injussu tuo , Imperator , extra ordinem nunquam ...
The following sentence ( which is cited in the Port Royal as an instance that the perfect in rim is taken for the future ) strongly illustrates the distinction of tenses in this mood : - “ Injussu tuo , Imperator , extra ordinem nunquam ...
Page 257
very difficult to discover a single instance in which the use of the subjunctive does not point to something clearly distinct from bare independent assertion ; and in a variety of cases , the sense will be found so far to imply ...
very difficult to discover a single instance in which the use of the subjunctive does not point to something clearly distinct from bare independent assertion ; and in a variety of cases , the sense will be found so far to imply ...
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The only instance which occurs to us at present is the following : “ But I might see young Cupid's fiery shaft Quenched in the chaste beams of the watery moon , " Mids . Night's Dream . where the indicative “ I saw ” might have been ...
The only instance which occurs to us at present is the following : “ But I might see young Cupid's fiery shaft Quenched in the chaste beams of the watery moon , " Mids . Night's Dream . where the indicative “ I saw ” might have been ...
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Litbotomy Cases and Observations | 39 |
York Duke of Review of Evidence Ziegenbires Abridgment of Roman His | 42 |
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