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... words represent ideas , the ideas are not the more concealed for being wrapt in paraphrase and invo- lution . A homely object naturally conjoins itself to a homely expression : but , when a more complicated machinery of words is put in ...
... words represent ideas , the ideas are not the more concealed for being wrapt in paraphrase and invo- lution . A homely object naturally conjoins itself to a homely expression : but , when a more complicated machinery of words is put in ...
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... words , are the means by which the mind may be improved or be prejudiced , and that so far it is unimportant what word conveys the idea , it is equally obvious that the feelings and the imagination , which controul the heart , may be ...
... words , are the means by which the mind may be improved or be prejudiced , and that so far it is unimportant what word conveys the idea , it is equally obvious that the feelings and the imagination , which controul the heart , may be ...
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... words of the English Dictionary . Happily it is quite unnecessary to recollect extemporaneously either all the genera or half the words of the Dictionary , so long as the former are systematically distributed , and the latter submit to ...
... words of the English Dictionary . Happily it is quite unnecessary to recollect extemporaneously either all the genera or half the words of the Dictionary , so long as the former are systematically distributed , and the latter submit to ...
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French History | 7 |
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