The North American Review, 114. ciltJared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1872 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... once vapid and sour . " But George III . was bent on suppress- ing Wilkes , and Grenville was anxious at once to distinguish his ministry by some vigorous measure and to avert from it the assaults which had overwhelmed his forerunner ...
... once vapid and sour . " But George III . was bent on suppress- ing Wilkes , and Grenville was anxious at once to distinguish his ministry by some vigorous measure and to avert from it the assaults which had overwhelmed his forerunner ...
Sayfa 183
... once ( Col. i . 9 ) iva with the subjunctive . 2. Thing , and person with the preposition πapá or åñó , three times . 3. Person and thing , two accusatives , ten times ; thing expressed by accusative with infinitive , once ( Acts xiii ...
... once ( Col. i . 9 ) iva with the subjunctive . 2. Thing , and person with the preposition πapá or åñó , three times . 3. Person and thing , two accusatives , ten times ; thing expressed by accusative with infinitive , once ( Acts xiii ...
Sayfa 184
... once expressed by ones with the subjunctive , never by iva , and never by an infinitive of which the person asked is the sub- ject . We shall see a striking contrast in the construction of pwráw . In the Apostolical Fathers and other ...
... once expressed by ones with the subjunctive , never by iva , and never by an infinitive of which the person asked is the sub- ject . We shall see a striking contrast in the construction of pwráw . In the Apostolical Fathers and other ...
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