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... words are correlatives , if one of them have the article , the other must have it also . By correlatives , the Doctor means nothing more than what old Lilly means by his well - known rule , Quum duo substantiva , & c . that is , where ...
... words are correlatives , if one of them have the article , the other must have it also . By correlatives , the Doctor means nothing more than what old Lilly means by his well - known rule , Quum duo substantiva , & c . that is , where ...
Pagina 164
... words supposes those patriarchs to be either dead or living at the time at which God is called their God . The words are only meant to assert the general proposition , that God cannot reward men unless they are possessed of life ; and ...
... words supposes those patriarchs to be either dead or living at the time at which God is called their God . The words are only meant to assert the general proposition , that God cannot reward men unless they are possessed of life ; and ...
Pagina 272
... words thus ; and so is his father ! Nothing can be more forced than such an ellipsis , and such a departure from the regular and habitual construction ; which is always to make the words , connected by a conjunction to the predicate of ...
... words thus ; and so is his father ! Nothing can be more forced than such an ellipsis , and such a departure from the regular and habitual construction ; which is always to make the words , connected by a conjunction to the predicate of ...
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