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... Creatioor And an SATuRlDA.Y, A GRAND SELECTI'ON of S..C1RED MUSIC. PART I. . Overture Occaisioanal.-LAjr, Master Srmith, 1 Speak- . ~ye vrho best can tell, RedemT~QipijReclt. rDe' ;rnan,- 'f lie fettie Dett.-Air,' ' Arm, arm, ye brave. -Cborts, We come ...
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... in'struconin m tfhe- Latin and Greek languages, Geography and the use of the Globes, they will be Catefully taught to- read and speak the English languiage yilh propriety, to Oahdcrstand it grammatically, and write it correctly. Mr. C. will be unassisted, both ...
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... to-vhose carc.4cy iiavcbeencommitcl 1,are too :well 4Uown 'to require ?? cpmnierxi, ation, . -T0ie'Britsh Critic forNov. 1 801, speaks of the first edition' of this ?? in thed friD . sw ist'' s .We do -not kn: w that, u wy *ork- ' ?? Zuolojyhas hitherto been ...
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... whose care they havebeen committed, are too well known to require particular commendation. Thus British Critic for Nov. 1800, speaks of the first edition of this work in the following tesnms: We do npt know that any- woik on General Zoodty has hitherto ...