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... languages are adopted whenever they could be introduced , and the subjects are so treated as to render assistance to the learner in the attainment of any language which he may afterward have occasion to acquire . The English scholar ...
... languages are adopted whenever they could be introduced , and the subjects are so treated as to render assistance to the learner in the attainment of any language which he may afterward have occasion to acquire . The English scholar ...
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... language . Art . 25. Elements of the Hebrew Language . Part I. Orthogra phy , illustrated with a Variety of interesting Notes , with the Ad- dition of an extensive Vocabulary , designed for the Use of Schools , as well as Beginners in ...
... language . Art . 25. Elements of the Hebrew Language . Part I. Orthogra phy , illustrated with a Variety of interesting Notes , with the Ad- dition of an extensive Vocabulary , designed for the Use of Schools , as well as Beginners in ...
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... language easy and expeditious , is the object of Mr. Hurwitz ; and the manner in which it is accomplished proves that he was well qualified for the task . The volume comprehends what may be called " Hebrew reading made easy , " a ...
... language easy and expeditious , is the object of Mr. Hurwitz ; and the manner in which it is accomplished proves that he was well qualified for the task . The volume comprehends what may be called " Hebrew reading made easy , " a ...
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