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... Juit pubiahecf, LATIN. GRAMMAE, for the use of English oys;- being,, an Sxlxnation of the Rudiments of the La4i L apage. By 3AMRa PAUL COBSETT. -. ftizee 3s., boards. 1OURTH PATENT.-Perryian Regujat. F7 ing Spring Pen, by which any degreae.f i~~biity is instantly obtained Nine Pens, Ib lder, 2s. Gd&. Elaitiq j#-abw Pen w Uite more than t irty-lino wiolme dip -1Ink, and never Itigues. the- ...
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... ?? sOB]ETTt-tLIBRA4RY. Fourth NWuien. COBlETT'S Speing-l9ook. '(Prie 2U) Containing, besides all the usual matterof such a book, a clear and concise INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH GRAMMAR. This I hare written by way of A SteppinjgStone to my own Gramwar; such a thing having been frequently sug- gested to ne by Teachers as necessary. 1. ENGLISH GRAMMAR-Of this work one hundted thousand dopies have now ...
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... 'CORBUTT4Ajp-d.y. Fortl& )gidUb i - h Containing, besides al the usual mater of such alwvak, a clear and ?? I u ,INTRODUCTION TO gNGLIS8 GRAMMAR. This I have written'by way of A Stepping-Stonei to Dey own Grammar; such a thing having been frequently sug.- Ar ested to sne by Teachers as necessary. 1. ENGLISH GRAMMAR.-Of this work one hbudred thousand copies have now been published. This isa ...