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CnictrsuI aud Pronouncing DIcrIoNARY of Tn.
French and English languages---and Nature
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Nature Displayed" to all those parents who
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IN the French language - Monthly Register.
we consider this work, not only as a valu.
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Afessrs. JnO. G. Joseph Boyee, 1.
CENrLEMEN,
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I am, &c &c.
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Richmond, FEB. 15th, 1911.
CENTLEMEN,
About three weeks have elapsed.
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and French, and French and English" aud can.
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any publication of the kind now in print In the
Dictionaries of the French aud English ianpu.-
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there have been innumerable omissions. which
| have long made desirable more compieat VS..
TEN Of nomenclature; this object l think Mr.
DuheH has fully attained, as, besides introdu-
chg great number of words, not to be found
| collectively in any other composition tie las
made this also, compleat pronouncnp Dic,i-
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must not forget here, Mr.. Dufieff's {" Nature
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am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours,
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Messrs 5no. G. :3osebh Royce, Sr.
ION Feb 1911.
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