The rudiments of English grammar : illustrated by parsing lessons : containing also a table of questions on the parts of speech, arranged in systamatic order, designed to facilitate the pupil's progress and initiate him in the principles of etymology : together with twenty-four syntactical rules, ellipsis, and a few observations on the uses of what and its /

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... The speech teacher and competition,/

Includes bibliographies.

A working handbook of the analysis of sentences with notes on parsing, paraphrasing, figures of speech, and prosody.

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Outlines of research in general speech /

Reproduced from type-written copy.

Grant County, Indiana ; speech and song.

Cover title.

London's dialect, an ancient form of English speech, with a note on the dialects of the North of England and the Midlands and of Scotland,

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Mr. Websters̓ speech in defence of the Christian ministry, and in favor of the religious instruction of the young. Delivered in the Supreme Court of the United States February 10, 1844, in the case of Stephen Girards̓ will.

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A short and compendious method for the learning to speak, read, and write the English and Spanish languages : in which each part of speech is separetely treated of, after a new method, and a syntax ... /

Contiene en última pág.: Una lista de los libros españoles que he publicado, ô impreso en esta Ciudad de Londres.

Thirty-five years with freedom of speech.

"Presented as a lecture ... on March 12, 1952, at Columbia University."

Speech of Edward C. Lovell, representative XIVth district, on compulsory education, in the Illinois House of representatives, April 10th, 1879.

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Speech ... on the public printing.

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The mechanism of speech /

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Speech of Senator C.M. Depew at the nineteenth annual dinner given by the Montauk Club of Brooklyn in celebration of his birthday on April 23, 1910.

Title from cover.

On aphasia, or loss of speech in cerebral disease.

Reprinted from the Journal of mental science.

Faulty diction as corrected by the Funk & Wagnalls new Standard dictionary of the English language; a brief statement of the general principles determining correctness in English speech and writing, with their application to some of the more common instances of violation and to some of the mooted questions regarding usage.

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