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Mr, Hurray's Grammar Exercises, and Key to the Ext • ercises, fornt,. altogether, by far the most complete and ju dicious analyitis of the English Latigoge that has hitherto bten published. • The rules for composition are -excellent ; .the examples are seleaed with taste'and judgment ; aid the execution of t'he whole displays an unusualdegreer of critical acuteness and sagacity."—Annual„ Review; 1 8 0 2. " This G,ranamar is a pUblicaticin of much merit,'and fully answers the professions in the title. The Appendix contains some of the• best Rules for writing elegantly and pro. priety, that we recut lea to have seen." \ • • " We have been mach pleased with the perusal. of .Mr. Murray's Ehglish Exercises. 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