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... fact , they remained wholly unknown to him , except by reputa- tion , until after the completion of this present work . Indeed , when the comparative leisure , which usually falls to the lot of a young " silk , " enabled him , in 1879 ...
... fact , they remained wholly unknown to him , except by reputa- tion , until after the completion of this present work . Indeed , when the comparative leisure , which usually falls to the lot of a young " silk , " enabled him , in 1879 ...
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... Pindar , insert- Nem . ix . 34 sqq .; 16a . Ol . ix . 29 sqq .; 16a . 668 s.v. Shakspeare , insert- K. Hen . V. v . 2 ; cxxxviiia . A. - INTRODUCTION 1. The fact denoted by a verb xxviii GREEK AND LATIN CONDITIONAL SENTENCES.
... Pindar , insert- Nem . ix . 34 sqq .; 16a . Ol . ix . 29 sqq .; 16a . 668 s.v. Shakspeare , insert- K. Hen . V. v . 2 ; cxxxviiia . A. - INTRODUCTION 1. The fact denoted by a verb xxviii GREEK AND LATIN CONDITIONAL SENTENCES.
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... fact so looked at is , is also capable of being considered from a three - fold point of view , viz . as either ( a ) complete or perfect , or ( B ) incomplete or imperfect , or ( y ) not defined ; that is — to use words derived from the ...
... fact so looked at is , is also capable of being considered from a three - fold point of view , viz . as either ( a ) complete or perfect , or ( B ) incomplete or imperfect , or ( y ) not defined ; that is — to use words derived from the ...
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... facts designated by verbs . Here again , and for like purposes of clearness , the proper phrase- ology will be ... facts . 10. The tenses of the Subjunctive Mood denote possible , as opposed to actual , facts.5 11. If we give a concrete ...
... facts designated by verbs . Here again , and for like purposes of clearness , the proper phrase- ology will be ... facts . 10. The tenses of the Subjunctive Mood denote possible , as opposed to actual , facts.5 11. If we give a concrete ...
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... fact.1 12 16. av cannot , therefore , one would say , be used with the Imperative Mood ; for that mood denotes an ... facts ; to relegate the facts denoted by the tenses to the domain of.
... fact.1 12 16. av cannot , therefore , one would say , be used with the Imperative Mood ; for that mood denotes an ... facts ; to relegate the facts denoted by the tenses to the domain of.
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