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LADY JANE GREY and her YIMES. Price 12s. boards.

This day is published, in 3 soh. I2mo. price 15s. in boards,
VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS; or, The Vicar's
Fireside.

By MISS RENOV.
Either volume may be had separately, price fa.
6* Serene Philosophy
Without thee, what were unenlightened man
A savage, reaming through the woods and wilds,
Rough clad, devoid of every finer art
And elegance of life."
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I. The TEMPLE of TRUTH, an Allegorical Poem, rite Sa.
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in their influence."—European Magazine.
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A CRITICAL DISSERTATION on the NATURE
and PRINCIPLES of TASTE.

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A PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY into the sorßcE of the
PLEASURES derived from TILIG IC R E PR ESENTA
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FRENCH IDIOMS.
This day h published, price 10e. 6d. in boards,
A DICTION.IItY of IDIOMS, French and English.
By W. A. DELLENGER.
New Edit's°, in Win. much improved pad enlarged.
The idiom of any language, it has been justly remarked, Cannot
be wholly learned by rules, since it most frequently consists of
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present work will be found greatly to facilitate their acquisition ;
and it may either be consulted as a dictionary, or porticos of it learnt
by the pupil aa a tisk.

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1. MODERN FRENEIi CONVERSATION; containing
Elementary Phrases, and New Easy Dialogues. in French and
English, upon the most familiar subjects. Eighth Edition. Pries
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