The Accidence: Or, First Rudiments of English Grammar. Designed for the Use of Young LadiesC. Law, 1980 - 140 sayfa |
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Sayfa 74
... because they answer to the quef . tion when ? To - day's leffon is more difficult than yesterday's ( i . c . than the leffon of yesterday ) ; but to - morrow's will be more fo than either .. Yesterday , to - day , and to - morrow , are ...
... because they answer to the quef . tion when ? To - day's leffon is more difficult than yesterday's ( i . c . than the leffon of yesterday ) ; but to - morrow's will be more fo than either .. Yesterday , to - day , and to - morrow , are ...
Sayfa 83
... because , & c . You are happy , because you are good . • Final , expreffing an end , that , & c . She read it twice , that she might understand it better . Conditional , expreffing condition ; if , but , & c . If you are attentive , you ...
... because , & c . You are happy , because you are good . • Final , expreffing an end , that , & c . She read it twice , that she might understand it better . Conditional , expreffing condition ; if , but , & c . If you are attentive , you ...
Sayfa 108
... because it hath done good , and not because it is applauded . No people has more faults than they that pretend to have none .. Each Each has their faults , and every one fhould endeavour 108 EXERCISES .
... because it hath done good , and not because it is applauded . No people has more faults than they that pretend to have none .. Each Each has their faults , and every one fhould endeavour 108 EXERCISES .
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