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A new and improved Edition, being the Ninth, of

NGLISH GRAMMAR, adapted to the diffe-
;La rent Classes of Leaniers. With an Appendix, Contain-
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Students to write with Perspicuity and Accuracy.
" They who are learning to compose and arrange their sen-
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