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TARVERS'S DICTIONNAIRE DES VERSES
FRANcm&
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ADICTIONARY of FRENCH VERBS, showing
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Part of (he Contents of Pan I.—Modes of Expression Ile-
Odic of Babble, Jonah, Crow-Courts The Rosary. Precision,
Liberties, Ants, Dry-Pan and Gradual Fire, Squassatitffl,
.f:ltintpooing.Citiug tie Dead, Noah's Ark, Newspapers, Chew-
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Lughter, Assassination-6-Sanctuaries—Lastrations, Artists, In-
leaky of, Oaths—Curses, Philosophical Discoveries—The Phi-
inspher's Stone, Stone-showers—Stone Candles--Stone
" Stony Animals—Stone-eaters,. Etiquette—Precedency,
les, Ruling (the) Passion, Insurance, Idarvelknts
flihig—srecorded by the Ancients, Adam—Eve--The Serpent
.-Paradise, Hypoeliondriaes--Nerves, The Ass, The Eyes—
bag Sgbt—Squinting, Jos Divinum—Thirtieth of January,
Cockneys, False Prophets--Fanatics--Corning from the Lord,
The r—Macusar Oil, Depilatories, Wigs, Mahommed's
Torah, Petrifaction, &c. &c. /Etc. &es
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