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Pagina 146
... insertion or the omission of the article ; or that it is inserted or omitted for the purpose of shewing that the noun is so circumstanced . · If , for example , renewed mention , or notoriety of any sort , were a cause of insertion , it ...
... insertion or the omission of the article ; or that it is inserted or omitted for the purpose of shewing that the noun is so circumstanced . · If , for example , renewed mention , or notoriety of any sort , were a cause of insertion , it ...
Pagina 149
... insertion or the omission of the article , any more than from the insertion or the omission of any other word in the sentence , that we can dis- cover when they are monadic . It is by the nature and cir- cumstances of the whole ...
... insertion or the omission of the article , any more than from the insertion or the omission of any other word in the sentence , that we can dis- cover when they are monadic . It is by the nature and cir- cumstances of the whole ...
Pagina 162
... insertion call it an otiosum flabellum . The article distin- guishes the gender when no rule derived from termination or any other source will so distinguish it ; and , which is better than any rule , it distinguishes it habitually , it ...
... insertion call it an otiosum flabellum . The article distin- guishes the gender when no rule derived from termination or any other source will so distinguish it ; and , which is better than any rule , it distinguishes it habitually , it ...
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