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Page 409
... same means of develope- ment and expansion of the mind , enjoyed by the rest of mankind . The faculty of speech was thenceforward made known to those who seemed for ever excluded from its advantages ; and the art has been practised ...
... same means of develope- ment and expansion of the mind , enjoyed by the rest of mankind . The faculty of speech was thenceforward made known to those who seemed for ever excluded from its advantages ; and the art has been practised ...
Page 410
... same motions ; which , if they be exactly the same , and produced in the same manner , cannot fail of being accom- panied with the very words uttered by other people . Our neighbours , the French , who are in general too little inclined ...
... same motions ; which , if they be exactly the same , and produced in the same manner , cannot fail of being accom- panied with the very words uttered by other people . Our neighbours , the French , who are in general too little inclined ...
Page 411
... same in all countries , and require no instruction . By it the stran- ger in a foreign country makes known his wants , and understands the intentions of those who approach him . It is the me- thod imparted by heaven , to open a com ...
... same in all countries , and require no instruction . By it the stran- ger in a foreign country makes known his wants , and understands the intentions of those who approach him . It is the me- thod imparted by heaven , to open a com ...
Page 412
... same de- gree of perfection as the system of in- structing how to carry on a conversation by the aid of hearing . It is here worthy of remark , that the efforts of nature are to be observed in all and the very same stages through which ...
... same de- gree of perfection as the system of in- structing how to carry on a conversation by the aid of hearing . It is here worthy of remark , that the efforts of nature are to be observed in all and the very same stages through which ...
Page 413
... same species of tion perfect . Undoubtedly it would require more than the labour of a whole life to get through a language in this tedious way . A pupil may be able to repeat his prayer or his rhime by rote , and not understand the ...
... same species of tion perfect . Undoubtedly it would require more than the labour of a whole life to get through a language in this tedious way . A pupil may be able to repeat his prayer or his rhime by rote , and not understand the ...
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