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CASTLE INN, 'MARLBOROUGH.

JAMES NEYLER, many years Waiter at the
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Lcouragement he has received at the Castle, returns his
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that it will ever, be his pritle to Continue the attention ‘vhicit
has bowed him. a gust addition to. the Business, so many
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A GERMAN GRAMMAR, adapted to the Use
.Ci of ENGLISFINIEN.

By GEORGE lIENRY—NOEHDE24, Phil. D.
Printed for J. Mawrnan (successor to Mr. Dilly), in the
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The British Critic, and the Critical Review, have taken
notice of this Work, and expressed their approbation in the
following Terms : The British Critic for Dec, aye. " At a
period when the German lauguage is,. in every department of
literature, become of so much importance, while the. means
of acquiring it were heretofore so imperfealy: supplied, .we
are happy to have it in our power to recommend to our readers
a Work like the present, • adapted equally to the use of the
beginner, who will find the first elements explained in inn a
peculiarly clear, arid sometimes a new manner ; . and of those
who have already made some progress in the Language, who
will likewise 'observe, that the Author has kept pace with
the modern improvements in it,, and that this Garnett. Grant.'
mar is more comprehensive_ than any which had before ap.
peared in thiS Country."
The.British.Critie, in Preface to Vol. XVI. " We shall
conclude by the mention of Mr: Noehden's German •Grani.:.
mar ; a Work which, in some-materiel points of instrudion,-
is either original, or superior to all its predecessors."
The Critical Review for Fehruary,.-fger, "This is an ex-
cellent Work, composed with great care. and taste. The
Author is evidently, a master of his own language, • and. in the
introduelion'has given. a concise but satisfaCtory account of
the two 'principal 'dialeas,_ as well as of the origin of that
which, under the name of Hoch :Detach,' is now the language
of every.Germawol Education. in the declensions •we find
much room to conunend - and, on the "position of words, a
subjed• in general negleacd- by-Writer, on grammar, too
much applause cannot be. bestowed.' In short, -we should
r-: do ,justice to the Writer, it we did not express
.the very
great pwasure and instrudion we have derived from the eXa-
Miratton of this Work,"

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