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V. O clap your Hands , all ye People ; O fing unto God with the Voice of Joy . For the Lord is high , and to be feared : He is the great King over all the Earth ! God is gone up with a merry Noife : And the Lord with the Sound of a ...
V. O clap your Hands , all ye People ; O fing unto God with the Voice of Joy . For the Lord is high , and to be feared : He is the great King over all the Earth ! God is gone up with a merry Noife : And the Lord with the Sound of a ...
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RCBR De " von - fhire Dewf bo " rough Did mer ton Di fting ton Don ca " íter Dor che'fter Dor la " fton Do " ro thy Dor fet fhire n Dul ver ton Dun bar ton Dun gar van Dunning ton Dun fta ble Ea fing wold Ec cle fhal Ec cle ton E " din ...
RCBR De " von - fhire Dewf bo " rough Did mer ton Di fting ton Don ca " íter Dor che'fter Dor la " fton Do " ro thy Dor fet fhire n Dul ver ton Dun bar ton Dun gar van Dunning ton Dun fta ble Ea fing wold Ec cle fhal Ec cle ton E " din ...
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... finge - ing , to cinguish it from fing - eth , fing ine , when the Word happens to be write on two different Lines for want of Room . 2. If Iforis in e final have the last Syliable fort it is a much better Guise to the Ear , to let ...
... finge - ing , to cinguish it from fing - eth , fing ine , when the Word happens to be write on two different Lines for want of Room . 2. If Iforis in e final have the last Syliable fort it is a much better Guise to the Ear , to let ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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