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Let them call the agents of verbs , with their qualifying epithets , by the name of terms ; instead of adjective , say concrete term , and for phrase say complex terms , convert proper name into singular term , common name into ...
Let them call the agents of verbs , with their qualifying epithets , by the name of terms ; instead of adjective , say concrete term , and for phrase say complex terms , convert proper name into singular term , common name into ...
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of a common squirrel , though much louder . The village was situated on the slope of a hill , and appeared to be at least a mile in length . The holes were seldom at a greater distance from each other than twenty or thirty paces .
of a common squirrel , though much louder . The village was situated on the slope of a hill , and appeared to be at least a mile in length . The holes were seldom at a greater distance from each other than twenty or thirty paces .
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and corruption , substance and shadowes , words and deeds , experience and imagination , making common weales , and marring common weales , the fruits of vertue and the conclusions of vice . " Then who would live at home idly , or think ...
and corruption , substance and shadowes , words and deeds , experience and imagination , making common weales , and marring common weales , the fruits of vertue and the conclusions of vice . " Then who would live at home idly , or think ...
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Adams President letter from | 48 |
in Rhyme | 68 |
Lines from London Morning | 76 |
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