The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volumen 10F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... English idiom ; and this seems to require nothing more than that our language be considered , so far as it is our ... languages of this part of the world . This is , perhaps , the exact and pure idea of a grammatical dictionary ; but in ...
... English idiom ; and this seems to require nothing more than that our language be considered , so far as it is our ... languages of this part of the world . This is , perhaps , the exact and pure idea of a grammatical dictionary ; but in ...
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... language ; for some of them are naturalized and incorporated , but others still continue aliens , and are rather ... ENGLISH DICTIONARY . 7.
... language ; for some of them are naturalized and incorporated , but others still continue aliens , and are rather ... ENGLISH DICTIONARY . 7.
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... language in the usual character , and those which are still to be considered as foreign , in the italick letter ... ENGLISH DICTIONARY . 9.
... language in the usual character , and those which are still to be considered as foreign , in the italick letter ... ENGLISH DICTIONARY . 9.
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... language . But the chief rule which I propose to follow is , to make no innovation , without a reason sufficient to ... ENGLISH DICTIONARY . 11.
... language . But the chief rule which I propose to follow is , to make no innovation , without a reason sufficient to ... ENGLISH DICTIONARY . 11.
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... English language , care will be taken to determine the accentuation of all poly- syllables by proper authorities , as it is one of those capricious phænomena which cannot be easily reduced to rules . Thus there is no antecedent reason ...
... English language , care will be taken to determine the accentuation of all poly- syllables by proper authorities , as it is one of those capricious phænomena which cannot be easily reduced to rules . Thus there is no antecedent reason ...
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