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Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

Prefaces, biographical and critical,to the works of the English poets. By Samuel Johnson. Volume the First.

A prefatory discourse to a new edition of the Psalms of DavidTranslated into Latin verse. By Dr. Arthur Johnston, ... To which is added, a supplement, containing a comparison betwixt Johnston and Buchanan.

The prelude to poetry.The English poets in the defence and praise of their own art.

Primitive music;an inquiry into the origin and development of music, songs, instruments, dances, and pantomimes of savage races,

Principle in art, etc.

Principle in art;Religio poetae and other essays.

Principles of English composition through analysis and synthesis :a text-book for the senior classes of elementary schools and for pupil-teachers

The principles of English composition:illustrated by examples, with critical remarks.

The principles of English metre.

The principles of speech and vocal physiology :and dictionary of sounds, embracing a full theoretical development for the guidance of parents, teachers, public speakers, &c. : with minute practical directions and exercise for the cure of stammering, and all impediments and faults of articulation

The principles of the English languagedigested: or, English grammar reduced to analogy. By James Elphinston. In two volumes.

The principles of the English languagedigested: or, English grammar reduced to analogy. By James Elphinston. In two volumes.

The principles of the English language, digested for the use of schools. By James Elphinston

Progress in language :with special reference to English

Progressive exercises on the composition of Greek iambic verse,with a treatise on the tragic metrical systems, and an outline of Attic prosody,

The Prometheus bound of Æschylus

The pronouncing and foreigners' Bible,containing the Old and New Testaments; being, not only the properest book for establishing an uniform and permanent manner of speaking the most sonorous, harmonious, and agreeable English, ... By T. Spence, ...

A pronouncing and spelling dictionaryIn which, by distinguishing signs of the literal sounds, the proper sounds of English words are clearly intimated; and by which, both His Majesty's subjects, and foreigners, may correct an improper, or acquire a right pronunciation of the English language. Together with an introduction, and an appendix, containing many new, and useful observations on the sounds of the letters; distinguishing signs of their different sounds; and directions for attaining to a right pronunciation. And also, by way of praxis, a discourse on an important subject; in which, the right sounds of its words are so clearly intimated, that a stranger, after acquainting himself with the introduction, may be able to pronounce them properly. To which is now added, a short, and plain grammer of the English language. The second edition, with considerable additions and improvements. By William Johnston, M.A.

Pronunciation of Latin in the Augustan period

Pronunciation of Latin, and Mutation of vowel sounds;two papers read before the American Philological Association in 1909 and 1910.

The pronunciation of the Greek aspirates.

Propriety ascertained in her picture; or, Inglish speech and spelling rendered mutual guides.By James Elphinston.

Prose papers,

Prosodia construed and the meaning of the most difficult words therein contained plainly illustratedbeing an addition to the construction of Lilies rules and of like necessary use

Prosodia construed.And the meaning of the most difficult words, therein contained, plainly illustrated. Being an addition to the construction of Lily's rules, and of like necessary Use. By Barnab. Hampton.

Prosodia rationalis: or, An essay towards establishing the melody and measure of speech, to be expressed and perpetuated by peculiar symbols

The psalmists of Britain;records, biographical and literary, of upwards of one hundred and fifty authors, who have rendered the whole or parts of the Book of Psalms into English verse. With specimens of the different versions, and a general introduction.

The Psalms in metre

Puritan and Anglican :studies in literature.

The pursuits of literature.A satirical poem in four dialogues. With notes.

Q. Horatii Flacci epistola ad Pisones, de arte poetica. The art of poetry: an epistle to the Pisos. Translated from Horace. With notes. By George Colman

The quantity, or measure of Latin syllables,interspersed with useful and familiar rules, to assist young poets in the composition of pentameters and hexameters. ... By Mr. Decan, ...