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Page 102
Fourthly , those expressive of existence , possession , or action , called verbs .
Fifthly , those that serve to modify the signification of others , and even of
themselves , called adverbs . In the second class we will include , sixthly , those
words that ...
Fourthly , those expressive of existence , possession , or action , called verbs .
Fifthly , those that serve to modify the signification of others , and even of
themselves , called adverbs . In the second class we will include , sixthly , those
words that ...
Page 122
... and they began to grow . more wearisome than attracting . Even ennui began
to take possession of my soul , when chance , as I thought , made me acquainted
with the son of a respectable cler . gyman of our neighbourhood . Being of the ...
... and they began to grow . more wearisome than attracting . Even ennui began
to take possession of my soul , when chance , as I thought , made me acquainted
with the son of a respectable cler . gyman of our neighbourhood . Being of the ...
Page 173
... a clearness of perception , and a degree of self - cominand which is possessed
by few . But , as none possess them in childhood , it is impossible but all must
bring with them a number of such prejudices as are the result of habit , when ...
... a clearness of perception , and a degree of self - cominand which is possessed
by few . But , as none possess them in childhood , it is impossible but all must
bring with them a number of such prejudices as are the result of habit , when ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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