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... Better thus : As this is a truth , & c . the English reader , if he would ice the notion explained at large , may ... Better Better thus : --the fends , for form's fake , 60 BEAUTY OF LANGUAGE . Ch . XVIII .
... Better thus : As this is a truth , & c . the English reader , if he would ice the notion explained at large , may ... Better Better thus : --the fends , for form's fake , 60 BEAUTY OF LANGUAGE . Ch . XVIII .
Page 61
... Better thus : And fince it is neceffary that there fhould be a per- petual intercourfe of buying and felling , and dealing upon credit , the honeft dealer , where fraud is per- mitted or connived at , or hath no law to punish it , is ...
... Better thus : And fince it is neceffary that there fhould be a per- petual intercourfe of buying and felling , and dealing upon credit , the honeft dealer , where fraud is per- mitted or connived at , or hath no law to punish it , is ...
Page 70
... Better , And although , when they come forward into the great world , they may be , and too often , & c . The bad effect of placing a circumstance last or late in a period , will appear from the following ex- amples . Let us endeavour ...
... Better , And although , when they come forward into the great world , they may be , and too often , & c . The bad effect of placing a circumstance last or late in a period , will appear from the following ex- amples . Let us endeavour ...
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