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... language , it may be faid , in whatever manner they are taught , cannot but appear fomewhat dry and unen- tertaining to the young ftudent ; but even admitting this to be true , it must be allowed that his progrefs will be rendered ...
... language , it may be faid , in whatever manner they are taught , cannot but appear fomewhat dry and unen- tertaining to the young ftudent ; but even admitting this to be true , it must be allowed that his progrefs will be rendered ...
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... language ; and the fecond , that all prophetic writings of any confiderable length are interfperfed with keys or explanatory parts , written in alphabetical language . Thefe keys are always introduced by an angel , or by a particular ...
... language ; and the fecond , that all prophetic writings of any confiderable length are interfperfed with keys or explanatory parts , written in alphabetical language . Thefe keys are always introduced by an angel , or by a particular ...
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... language who have not perfected them- felves in English , and of thofe who ftudy the language without a matter . The whole appears to form a very complete introduction to the knowlege of the French language . POETRY . Art . 54. The ...
... language who have not perfected them- felves in English , and of thofe who ftudy the language without a matter . The whole appears to form a very complete introduction to the knowlege of the French language . POETRY . Art . 54. The ...
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