A General View of English Pronunciation, 1784Scolar P., 1968 - 63 pages |
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... young ones learn readily what the old ones fhow them to do : and young perfons should likewise be defirous of improving from the inftruc- tions which are given them . It is a great deal of trouble to teach children all that is neceffary ...
... young ones learn readily what the old ones fhow them to do : and young perfons should likewise be defirous of improving from the inftruc- tions which are given them . It is a great deal of trouble to teach children all that is neceffary ...
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... young fhepherds who kept them , fat down upon a bank beneath the shelter of a holly ' bufh , and fell into much discourse . Methinks faid Thyrfis it is but a fad life that we poor wretches lead expofed at all times to the severities of ...
... young fhepherds who kept them , fat down upon a bank beneath the shelter of a holly ' bufh , and fell into much discourse . Methinks faid Thyrfis it is but a fad life that we poor wretches lead expofed at all times to the severities of ...
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... young fhepherd who wants your inftructions how to live contentedly . Son ( faid the old man fitting down by them ) , I accept of that name and of the office you have given me ; for Į wifh well to all young people ; and as I am happy my ...
... young fhepherd who wants your inftructions how to live contentedly . Son ( faid the old man fitting down by them ) , I accept of that name and of the office you have given me ; for Į wifh well to all young people ; and as I am happy my ...
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accent againſt anſwer Athenians becauſe befides beſt brow called cauſe clofe Colin confonant country mouſe defired diphthongs earth eaſy elſe end of words Engliſh faid falfe falute fame fear feemed fervant feveral fhall fhepherd fhort filent firſt fleep flowers fome fomething foon fpring ftand ftill fubject fuccefs fuch fuffer fufficient fupport fweet fword fyllable grafs greateſt grow happy hath himſelf honour houſes humour intereſts juſt laft laſt leaſt letters likewife look Lord Bolingbroke macaroon maſter meadow MENSTON MICHIGAN LIBRARIES moſt muſt mute myſelf never Nottingham University Nouns Obferve perfon pleaſe pleaſure prefent PRONUNCIATION purchaſed raiſe reft rich Roman ſcheme SCOLAR PRESS LIMITED ſee ſeen ſeveral ſhall ſhe ſhort ſhould ſingle ſmall ſmell ſpeak ſtep temper thefe themſelves theſe thing thofe thoſe thou thouſands Thyrfis tion UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN unleſs uſe Verbs virtue voice vowel words ending yourſelf