, 1870-11-21

preserved tho magazines from tho ouIass
cannot anoru u b without thin Indispensable
sotunct OF refefepoe- Al work Of comptiA-
aon, spa8 from IL connection wilh the mlgs,
1abe. II II ono OF the most admirable and
l eJhsemntlo works OF the kind svsr issued.
W0hDs AND THEIR USES. PAST AND PRE-
] hhNT. studJ Of The English Lang ,axe, B.
~ meaard 1.S,, G.ant Wolre. he1 Yotk Sheldon
~ .alssso: y = a,tzss ! Co 1870
,;.ia Inst g1amly md FiFidly CORRECT phlloiogist
SI1tio OF booth. and paneGfiat Of Psulin'
I Matkham has II length collected his yolurio
Gus oessJs upon 81 Words and Their Uses'
INTO ono volume, vhlch has besn issued il
L Co. MI. Whites grammatiaI niceties y.
| cally correct that VIC doubt ratynaeh whe,he,
! 6e will suffer N msftJrdom ~ = pathological 70
hTn.r. Tho abusea Of the English languages
ahdeh have been Incorporated into 1t BY CON
T?. T9n nas IN hardly b eradicated By hr
| much .aln.blo matter Ia a. tho book
aLd, II this author BE- right in hil
atatesnent, correct philosophy, purs qanna1
aId 1auldess pronunciation. Tho general
Ts;;ae Teaesr' hoEe'ef, VII sspatIsnoe feeling q
Grant Whte has At length exhausted hia sub.
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| *.N 20 AbuV"Qs N0AGpAp8T LsJRllHQs
British: Enghsh and American Ensnsh," :"
.'s!5la," Misused Words" "some Britt
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