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Having thus with much Pains collected Monofyllables , which are the most useful Part of our Language , and reduced them into fuch Order , as feemed to me to ferve the Purposes of an easy Inftruction , much better than any of thofe ...
Having thus with much Pains collected Monofyllables , which are the most useful Part of our Language , and reduced them into fuch Order , as feemed to me to ferve the Purposes of an easy Inftruction , much better than any of thofe ...
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The Fourth Part contains feveral divine , moral , and hiftorical Semences both in Fiofe and Verje , and feveral ufeful and cafy Fables with their Morals ; which may not only ferve the Mafter to exercise his Scholars with , by Way of ...
The Fourth Part contains feveral divine , moral , and hiftorical Semences both in Fiofe and Verje , and feveral ufeful and cafy Fables with their Morals ; which may not only ferve the Mafter to exercise his Scholars with , by Way of ...
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dif - praise dif prove dif robe dif fent dif ferve dif taste de - grade de light de note Je part de pofe de prefs de pute de rive de fcribe de fire de fpite de fpond de stroy de tect de teft de vife di rect dif arm dif band . dif burfe ...
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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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