A Course of Lectures on Oratory and CriticismWilliam Hallhead, 1781 - 374 strán (strany) |
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... impossible to discourse about any thing , in the calmeft manner in the world , without bor- rowing fome part of our language from the regi- ons of life and fenfe . Even the moft abftruse ma- thematicians and metaphyficians cannot always ...
... impossible to discourse about any thing , in the calmeft manner in the world , without bor- rowing fome part of our language from the regi- ons of life and fenfe . Even the moft abftruse ma- thematicians and metaphyficians cannot always ...
Strana 345
... impossible , the attempt must be to acquire " a knowledge of the true pronunciation of the 66 English , unless learners be furnished with a pro- per clue to guide them through this labyrinth . " < 6 LECTURE LECTURE XXXIII . Of the ...
... impossible , the attempt must be to acquire " a knowledge of the true pronunciation of the 66 English , unless learners be furnished with a pro- per clue to guide them through this labyrinth . " < 6 LECTURE LECTURE XXXIII . Of the ...
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