Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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الصفحة 348
... language is more strictly grammatical than the English ; and that it is , therefore , necessary to study it , in order to speak English with elegance and accuracy . This is one of those remarks which are re- peated till they pass into ...
... language is more strictly grammatical than the English ; and that it is , therefore , necessary to study it , in order to speak English with elegance and accuracy . This is one of those remarks which are re- peated till they pass into ...
الصفحة 349
... language and not in another , a sufficient proof that it is not one of those principles ? That a man who knows Latin is likely to know English better than one who does not , we do not dis- pute . But this advantage is not peculiar to ...
... language and not in another , a sufficient proof that it is not one of those principles ? That a man who knows Latin is likely to know English better than one who does not , we do not dis- pute . But this advantage is not peculiar to ...
الصفحة 351
... language , we think that they may be purchased at too high a price : And we think that seven or eight years of the ... language is a more valuable don . language than the French , the Italian , THE LONDON UNIVERSITY . 351.
... language , we think that they may be purchased at too high a price : And we think that seven or eight years of the ... language is a more valuable don . language than the French , the Italian , THE LONDON UNIVERSITY . 351.
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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