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... verbs fo dif- tinguished , in Chap . ix . of this Part . From this analogy , fo clear and fo fimple , there are many ... verb from the subftantive . If their com- mon mon accent be that of the fubftantive , it is 150 Part II . Of ACCENT .
... verbs fo dif- tinguished , in Chap . ix . of this Part . From this analogy , fo clear and fo fimple , there are many ... verb from the subftantive . If their com- mon mon accent be that of the fubftantive , it is 150 Part II . Of ACCENT .
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... from the substantive or the verb . It is hard in abufive , abufively , & c . ; foft in abufer , & c . For the other nouns and verbs fo diftin- guifhed , fee page 124 . Bought , Bought , participle Bought , fubft . fig- of to PART IV. ...
... from the substantive or the verb . It is hard in abufive , abufively , & c . ; foft in abufer , & c . For the other nouns and verbs fo diftin- guifhed , fee page 124 . Bought , Bought , participle Bought , fubft . fig- of to PART IV. ...
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... verb : Who art the table wherein all my thoughts Are visibly character'd and engrav'd . Unmoulding reason's mintage SHAKSP . Two Gent . of Ver . Comus , 1. 530 , Character'd in the face . Yet Shakspeare has it also character ; And in ...
... verb : Who art the table wherein all my thoughts Are visibly character'd and engrav'd . Unmoulding reason's mintage SHAKSP . Two Gent . of Ver . Comus , 1. 530 , Character'd in the face . Yet Shakspeare has it also character ; And in ...
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