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• A practical grammar of the English language : In which the several parts of speech are clearly and methodically explained; their concord and government reduced to grammatical rules, and illustrated by a variety of examples: together with rules of composition, or the proper arrangement of words in sentences, also illustrated by various examples. for the use of schools
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