...and unpremeditated (though ordinary) enwinters , £c. in which the French, Italians, and Spaiiyards, have a kind of natural grace and talent, which furnishes the conversation, and renders it very agreeable. Ii.-re then may come in synonimes, hotnonymias, &c. and for the more usefull periods in writing and...

...sudden and unpremeditated, though daily encounters, in which the Frenchman, Ita.. han, and Spaniard have a kind of natural grace and talent, which furnishes...the conversation and renders it very agreeable. Here might come in synonyma, homonymic, &c. “10. Since there is likewise a manifest rotation and circling...

...on sudden and unpremeditated, though daily encounters, in which the Frenchman, Italian, and Spaniard have a kind of natural grace and talent, which furnishes...the conversation and renders it very agreeable. Here might come in synonyma, homonymia, SAC. " 10. Since there is likewise a manifest rotation and circling...

...expressions, by way of fiorile,qium, or phrases distinct from the proverbs: for we are infinitely defective as to civil addresses, excuses, and forms upon sudden...very agreeable: here may come in synonyms, homoinyms, &c. 10. And since there is likewise a manifest rotation and circling of words, which go in and out...

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...expressions, by way of florilegium, or phrases distinct from the proverbs: for we are infinitely defective as to civil addresses, excuses, and forms upon sudden...agreeable : here may come in synonyms, homoinyms, &c. 8. Previous to this it would be inquired what particular dialects, idioms, and proverbs were in...

...excuses, and form. upon sudden and unpremeditated (though ordinary) encounters: in which the bench, Italians, and Spaniards have a kind of natural grace...very agreeable: here may come in synonyms, homoinyms, &c. 10. And since there is likewise a manifest rotation and circling of words, which go in and out...

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...others, as I might instance in severall. the French, Italians, & Spanyards have a kind of natural grace & talent, which furnishes the conversation, and renders it very agreeable : here may come in synonimes, homoinymes, &c. u. Something might likewise be well translated out of the best orators &...