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GERMAN LANGUAGE.

This day was publifised, fquare tuna price 11. ts. brusud,
ACOMPLETE POCKET DICTIONARY of
the Euglifh and German, and German and Englifh Lan-
pages, in Two parts.
By the Rev. W. RENDER, D.D.

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In this Didionary, the article indicative of the gender is added to
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Mated by a proportionate number of examples.
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are prefixed to the Didtiouary, which will be found extremely
ufeful.

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By MARTIN ARCHER SHEE, R. A.
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