English Synonymes Classified and ExplainedD. Appleton, 1858 - 344 páginas |
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action active Ahrweiler Altenahr ancient appearance applied arrived Author Cæsar Catiline cause character circumstances cloth coloured consequence degree desire difference difficulty disposition distinction distinguished duty Edinburgh Review Edward the Confessor endeavour England English English language evil exer expression favour feeling former frequently friends Greek habits happiness HENRY BISHOP History human idea intensive irreligion Julius Cæsar knowledge labour language latter London meaning ment mind Moore's moral morocco nature negative never nouns object obliged pain passive persons Plates pleasure Plutarch positive possess Post 8vo present price One Shilling principle produce qualities reason respect revised ROBERT SOUTHEY Roman Saxon scarcely Second Edition sense signifies speak species Square crown 8vo style synonymes synonymy temper term things thou Tiberius Gracchus tion truth verbs Vignette vols whole Wood Woodcuts words writing
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