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Page 289
... connecting by prepofitions , is not confined to fubftantives . Qualities , at- tributes , manner of exifting or acting , and all other circumftances , may in the fame . manner be connected with the fubftantives VOL . II . to to which ...
... connecting by prepofitions , is not confined to fubftantives . Qualities , at- tributes , manner of exifting or acting , and all other circumftances , may in the fame . manner be connected with the fubftantives VOL . II . to to which ...
Page 291
... connected with those to which they relate , going before or after , according to the peculiar genius of the lan- guage . Again , a circumstance connected by prepofition , follows naturally the word with which it is connected . But this ...
... connected with those to which they relate , going before or after , according to the peculiar genius of the lan- guage . Again , a circumstance connected by prepofition , follows naturally the word with which it is connected . But this ...
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Lord Henry Home Kames. rally connected , are not applicable to words which of themselves are mere ciphers . We must ... connection , which has a ftrong influence upon the mind . It cannot bear even a momentary feparation , which deftroys ...
Lord Henry Home Kames. rally connected , are not applicable to words which of themselves are mere ciphers . We must ... connection , which has a ftrong influence upon the mind . It cannot bear even a momentary feparation , which deftroys ...
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PYRRHICHIUS confifts of two ſhort | 1 |
ANAPÆSTUs two fhort and a long | 7 |
PRO | 13 |
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