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Richard Bathurst Greenlaw. nature of the subject will admit . The principle which is considered to have given rise to the subjunctive form of the verb , and to have re- gulated its use , is simple in itself and easy of application ; but ...
Richard Bathurst Greenlaw. nature of the subject will admit . The principle which is considered to have given rise to the subjunctive form of the verb , and to have re- gulated its use , is simple in itself and easy of application ; but ...
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... considered by the acute writer of the treatise as subsidiary only to a right application of other rules for the construction of qui . It is surprising that Mr. Carson should have entertained such correct views of the con- struction of ...
... considered by the acute writer of the treatise as subsidiary only to a right application of other rules for the construction of qui . It is surprising that Mr. Carson should have entertained such correct views of the con- struction of ...
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... . A path , it is hoped , will thus be opened for him through what critics and grammarians have considered and ac- knowledged to be a perplexing labyrinth . 30 CHAPTER II . POTENTIAL MOOD . BEFORE I proceed CHAP . I. ] 29 INTRODUCTION .
... . A path , it is hoped , will thus be opened for him through what critics and grammarians have considered and ac- knowledged to be a perplexing labyrinth . 30 CHAPTER II . POTENTIAL MOOD . BEFORE I proceed CHAP . I. ] 29 INTRODUCTION .
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... considered these to be expressive of the different modifications of an action , according to the different times of which it was predicated . That moods are not an essential property of verbs , is evident from the circumstance of ...
... considered these to be expressive of the different modifications of an action , according to the different times of which it was predicated . That moods are not an essential property of verbs , is evident from the circumstance of ...
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... considered , applies only to the co- " 6 vulgo fit , in ordines quæque suos dispertiri . " - Ursini Pleniss . Instit . Lat . Ling . sect . v . cap . 1. p . 403. He had before this remarked , ' Sunt , qui unicum principium caput et ...
... considered , applies only to the co- " 6 vulgo fit , in ordines quæque suos dispertiri . " - Ursini Pleniss . Instit . Lat . Ling . sect . v . cap . 1. p . 403. He had before this remarked , ' Sunt , qui unicum principium caput et ...
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