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Praife the Lord with Harp : Sing Praises unto him with the Lute , and Inftruments of ten Strings .. ing unto the Lord a new Song : Sing Praifes luftily unto him with a good Courage . For the Word of the Lord is true ; and all his Works ...
Praife the Lord with Harp : Sing Praises unto him with the Lute , and Inftruments of ten Strings .. ing unto the Lord a new Song : Sing Praifes luftily unto him with a good Courage . For the Word of the Lord is true ; and all his Works ...
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Sing . I educate or do educate ; thou educatéft or dost educate ; he educateth , educates , or doth or does educate . Plur . We educate or do educate ; ye or you educate or do educate ; they educate , or do educate .
Sing . I educate or do educate ; thou educatéft or dost educate ; he educateth , educates , or doth or does educate . Plur . We educate or do educate ; ye or you educate or do educate ; they educate , or do educate .
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Sing . I am educated ; thou art educated ; he is educated . Plur . We are educated ; ye or you are educated ; they are educated . Preterperfect Tenfe . Sing . I have been educated ; thou hast been educated 3 he hath or has been educated ...
Sing . I am educated ; thou art educated ; he is educated . Plur . We are educated ; ye or you are educated ; they are educated . Preterperfect Tenfe . Sing . I have been educated ; thou hast been educated 3 he hath or has been educated ...
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| Title | A New-guide to the English Tongue: In Five Parts |
| Author | Thomas Dilworth |
| Publisher | Joseph Crukshank, 1789 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 26 Mar 2015 |
| Length | 158 pages |
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