Elements of Criticism: Volume I [-II].A. Millar, London; and A. Kincaid & J. Bell, Edinburgh., 1765 |
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... first article : for confonants being let- ters which of themselves have no found , ferve only in conjunction with vowels to form articu- late founds ; and as every articulate found of this kind makes a fyllable , confonants come ...
... first article : for confonants being let- ters which of themselves have no found , ferve only in conjunction with vowels to form articu- late founds ; and as every articulate found of this kind makes a fyllable , confonants come ...
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... first place , fyllables in im- mediate fucceffion , pronounced , each of them , with the fame or nearly the fame aperture of the mouth , mouth , produce a fucceffion of weak and feeble founds Sect . I. BEAUTY OF LANGUAGE . 9.
... first place , fyllables in im- mediate fucceffion , pronounced , each of them , with the fame or nearly the fame aperture of the mouth , mouth , produce a fucceffion of weak and feeble founds Sect . I. BEAUTY OF LANGUAGE . 9.
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... first , and the third as large as the fecond ; which in appearance mag- nifies every object of the series except the first . On the other hand , in a feries varying by great differences , where contraft prevails , the effects are ...
... first , and the third as large as the fecond ; which in appearance mag- nifies every object of the series except the first . On the other hand , in a feries varying by great differences , where contraft prevails , the effects are ...
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... first attempted the conqueft of Ireland , " and instead of reclaiming " the natives from their uncultivated manners , " they were gradually affimilated to the ancient " inhabitants , and degenerated from the customs " of their own ...
... first attempted the conqueft of Ireland , " and instead of reclaiming " the natives from their uncultivated manners , " they were gradually affimilated to the ancient " inhabitants , and degenerated from the customs " of their own ...
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... first view seem to import , that the friend and the enemy , like a judge and a foldier , are employ'd in different matters , with- out any oppofition to each other . And there- fore the contrast or oppofition will be better marked by ...
... first view seem to import , that the friend and the enemy , like a judge and a foldier , are employ'd in different matters , with- out any oppofition to each other . And there- fore the contrast or oppofition will be better marked by ...
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