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Pagina 75
The latter word is common and general enough , - and the practice implied by
this class of words , is now ( 1822 ) getting also too common and general in this
heretofore industrious county . But let that pass . Our pronunciation is somewhat ...
The latter word is common and general enough , - and the practice implied by
this class of words , is now ( 1822 ) getting also too common and general in this
heretofore industrious county . But let that pass . Our pronunciation is somewhat ...
Pagina 101
Among children , who are inclined to scrophulous maladies ; some are very
intelligent , and others quite the contrary : the former should not be encouraged to
learn too soon , and the latter should be taught late and slowly . Amusing
exercise ...
Among children , who are inclined to scrophulous maladies ; some are very
intelligent , and others quite the contrary : the former should not be encouraged to
learn too soon , and the latter should be taught late and slowly . Amusing
exercise ...
Pagina 284
Civil war is but a road which leads to the two latter . ... and under these
circumstances he sent Dr . Meyer to Colonel S . “ I told him , says the latter , that I
should devote two - thirds of my income to the Greek cause , but that I should only
make ...
Civil war is but a road which leads to the two latter . ... and under these
circumstances he sent Dr . Meyer to Colonel S . “ I told him , says the latter , that I
should devote two - thirds of my income to the Greek cause , but that I should only
make ...
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