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Page 255
... words with which we are now perfectly familiar are for us what bills of exchange or circular notes are for the merchant and the traveller ! As in one of these last ... words which , with great and essential TRENCH ON THE STUDY OF WORDS . 255.
... words with which we are now perfectly familiar are for us what bills of exchange or circular notes are for the merchant and the traveller ! As in one of these last ... words which , with great and essential TRENCH ON THE STUDY OF WORDS . 255.
Page 256
... words of like significance in the main , but with a certain unlikeness as well . ( p . 142. ) The existence of synonyms , or different words for the same thing , is accounted for in various ways . Where different nations or tribes have ...
... words of like significance in the main , but with a certain unlikeness as well . ( p . 142. ) The existence of synonyms , or different words for the same thing , is accounted for in various ways . Where different nations or tribes have ...
Page 257
... words would be the exactest correspondents and fittest exponents of his thought . ( p . 175. ) The last lecture is particularly directed to the requirements and duties of the schoolmaster , but it is by no means to be passed over as ...
... words would be the exactest correspondents and fittest exponents of his thought . ( p . 175. ) The last lecture is particularly directed to the requirements and duties of the schoolmaster , but it is by no means to be passed over as ...
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