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Excerpt from Exercises Upon the Different Parts of Italian Speech: With References to Veneroni's Grammar; To Which Is Subjoined, an Abridgement of the Roman History, Intended at at Once to Make the Learner Acquainted With History, and the Idiom of the Italian Language
I have frequently omitted fuch words as are the fubjeé'r of the exercife, which the learner is upon, or have been fo often men tioned that it may be prefumed there is no occafion for repeating their fignification in order that the fcholar may be upon his guard, recollect what he has learnt, and exert both his memory and judgment, or at lea? be obliged to have recourfe to his Gram mar when his memory fails him. For thefe reafons, 'in the latter part of the Exercifes, there is fcarce any other Italian but for noun and verb; all the other parts of fpeech hav ing been already gone through.
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