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With respect to French manners or character , so far as my own observations
extend , I do not think that to the English ... from political mo . tives objects of
respect , and from pecuniary considerations , & c . certain of meeting with
distinction .
With respect to French manners or character , so far as my own observations
extend , I do not think that to the English ... from political mo . tives objects of
respect , and from pecuniary considerations , & c . certain of meeting with
distinction .
Pagina 392
It is usually prefixed to proper names of places , as rivers , mountains , & c . ; in
which respect it differs from citra , which is used more promiscuously , as citra
cruorem , on this side , i . e . short of , blood . ? Dr . B . is of opinion that this word
is ...
It is usually prefixed to proper names of places , as rivers , mountains , & c . ; in
which respect it differs from citra , which is used more promiscuously , as citra
cruorem , on this side , i . e . short of , blood . ? Dr . B . is of opinion that this word
is ...
Pagina 393
Respecting the origin of the preposition de , the ground is highly controversial . " ,
Many persons have derived it from dis , which is again borrowed from the Greek
word da ; ' while others imagine dew to be its primary root . It is however , matter ...
Respecting the origin of the preposition de , the ground is highly controversial . " ,
Many persons have derived it from dis , which is again borrowed from the Greek
word da ; ' while others imagine dew to be its primary root . It is however , matter ...
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