The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, 56. kötetTobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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50. oldal
... language . The profef- for having couidered the difficulties attending the formation of language , the curious analogy , which prevails in the con- ftruction of almost all languages , and that deep and subtle logic , on which they are ...
... language . The profef- for having couidered the difficulties attending the formation of language , the curious analogy , which prevails in the con- ftruction of almost all languages , and that deep and subtle logic , on which they are ...
51. oldal
... language . Thofe exclamations , which by grammarians are called interjections , uttered in a strong and paffionate manner , were , beyond doubt , the first elements or beginnings of fpeech . ' If these interjections were all the ...
... language . Thofe exclamations , which by grammarians are called interjections , uttered in a strong and paffionate manner , were , beyond doubt , the first elements or beginnings of fpeech . ' If these interjections were all the ...
79. oldal
... languages have prevailed in the world . " Secondly , he recommends the ufe of one univerfal language , and the publication of all works of fcience in that language . By this expedient , he obferves , those who have a natural genius may ...
... languages have prevailed in the world . " Secondly , he recommends the ufe of one univerfal language , and the publication of all works of fcience in that language . By this expedient , he obferves , those who have a natural genius may ...
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