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r, in syllabication --sounds of, _Johnson, Dr. S._, his authority in Eng. orthography _Joint nominatives_, agreem. of verb with --whether words connected by _with_ can be used as. _Joint antecedents_, agreem. of pron. with --of different persons, agreem. of verb or pron. with, in ellipt. construc. _Jumbling_ together of the active voice and the passive, the manner of some --_Jumbling_, senseless, Crit. N. censuring K. K, its name and plur. --in general, not needed in words derived from the learned languages --its sounds --when silent --Two Kays standing together _Kind, sort_, with _these_ or _those_ improp. preceding L. L, its name and plur. numb. --of the class _liquids_ --final, monosyllables ending in --final double, to what words peculiar --its sound; in what words silent --where doubled --written for a number _Labial_ letters, how articulated _Language_, the primitive sense of the term, what embraced; signif. of do., as now used --in opposition to some grammarians, BROWN confines the term to speech and writing --loose explanations of the word by certain slack thinkers; WEBST. notion of --SHERID. idea of; KIRKH. wild and contradictory teachings concerning --_Language_, PROPRIETY of, in what consists; IMPROPRIETY of, what embraces --PRECISION of, in what consists; Precepts concerning its opposites --_Language_, Eng., (see _English Language_) --_Languages_, uniform SERIES OF GRAMMARS for teaching the Eng., Lat., and Gr., that of DR. BULL., noticed _Lay, pay_, and _say_, how written in the pret. and the perf. part. _Leading principles_ in the construc. of sentences, in what embraced in the Grammar _Least parts_ of language, as written, as spoken, &c., what constituents so called _Legal_ phraseology, in contrast with that of common life _Less_, improper use of, for _fewer_, ("_No_ LESS _than three dictionaries_," DR. WEBST.) _Lest_, use of, for THAT, without due regard to its import, ("_I feared_ LEST," &c.) --derivation of, from Sax. _Let_, verb, its construc, with an infin. following LETTERS, in the Eng. alphabet, numb. of, and numb. of sounds which they represent --a knowledge of, in what consists --infinite variety in, yet the letters always THE SAME --different sorts of types, or styles of, used in Eng. --names of, in E
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