...Obfervation, i> that if^were not for the Bills and Common Trayer Book in the vulgar Tongue, we fhould hardly be able to underftand any Thing that was written...common People. And I doubt whether the Alterations fince introduced, have added much to the Beauty or Strength of the English Tongue, though they have...

...Obfervation, that if it were not for the Bible and Common- Prayer -Book in the vulgar Tongue, we fhould hardly be able to underftand any thing that was written among us an Hundred Year ago ; which js certainly true : For thofe Books being perpetualJy read in Churches, have proved...

...Obfervation, that if it were not for the Bible and Common-Prayer -Book in the vulgar Tongue, we fhould hardly be able to underftand any Thing that was written among us an hundred Years ago; which is VOL. I. O certainly certainly true : For thofe Books being perpetually read in Churches, have proved...

...obfervation, that if it were not for the Bible and Common Prayer Book in the vulgar tongue, we mould hardly be able to underftand any thing, that was written...perpetually read in churches,, have proved a kind of ftandard for for language,efpecially to the common people. And I doubt, whether the alterations fince...

...obfervation, that if it were * not for the bible and common-prayer-book in •* the vulgar tongue, we mould hardly be able to underftand any thing that was written...perpetually read in churches, have proved a kind of ftandard for language, eTpecially to the common people."' And this might be made a more certain, general,...

...and Common Prayer Book in the vulgar tongue, we fhould hardly be able to underfland any thing, thatt was written among us an hundred years ago ; which...perpetually read in churches, have proved a kind of ftandard for language, efpecially to the common people. And \ doubt, whether the alterations fince...

...for the Bible and Common- Prayer Book in the vulgar tongue, we fhould hardly be able to underlland any thing that was written among us an hundred years...perpetually read in churches, have proved a kind of ftandard for language, el'pecu'ly to the common people. And I doubt, whether the alterations fince...

...in the vulgar tongue, we fhould hardly be able to underftand any thing, that was written among tis an hundred years ago ; which is certainly true -....perpetually read in churches, have proved a kind of Aandard /or language, efpecially to the common peof le. And I doubt, whether the alterations fince...

...able to underftand any thing, that was written among »s an hundred years ago ; which is certainty true : for thofe books, being perpetually read in churches, have proved a kind of ftandard for language, efpecially to the common people. And I doubt, whether the alterations fmce introduced...

...obfervation, that if it were not for the Bible and Common Prayer Book in the vulgar tongue, we fhould hardly be able to underftand any thing, that was written...hundred years ago ; which is certainly true : for tfoofe books being perpetually read in churches, have proved a kind of ftandard for for language, efpecially...