...and authorities I regard as the wells of Englifh undefileeL, as the pure fources of genuine diction. Our language for almoft a century has, by the concurrence...caufes, been gradually departing from its original Teutonick character, and deviating towards a Gallick ftructure and phrafeology, from which it ought...

...whofe works I regard as the •wells of Englißt undeßled, as the pure fources of genuine diction. Our language for almoft a century has, by the concurrence of many cauies, been gradually departing from its original Teutonic charailer, and deviating towards a.Gallic...

...whofe works I' ' regard as the wells of Englifh undefiled, as the ' pure fources of genuine diction; Our language, ' for almoft a -century, has, by the...'•of many caufes, been gradually departing from' ' it's original Teutonic character, and deviating' ' towards a Gallic ftru&ure and phrafeology, fronr...

...Refteration, whofe Works I regard as the Wells of Englijh undejiltd, as the pure Sources of genuine Dict ion. Our Language, for almoft a Century, has, by the Concurrence...Caufes, been gradually departing from its original Teutenitk Character, and deviating towards a Galltck Structure and Phrafeology, from which it ought...

...Reftoration, whofe Works I regard as the Wells of Englljh undefihd, as the pure Sources of genuineDiction. Our Language, for almoft a Century, has, by the Concurrence...Caufes, been gradually departing from its original Teutonitk Chara£ter, and deviating towards a Gallick Structure and Phrafeology, from which it ought...

...Reftoration, whofe works I regard a&.thet»el!i of Englijh tindefiltd, as the pure fources of genuine diftion. Our language, for almoft a century, has, by the concurrence of many caufes, been graduallydeparting from its original Teutonic character, and deviating towards a Gallic ftrufture and...

...whofe works I regard a? the wel/i *f F.«g!:jb u*iitJ,L<l, as the pure fources of genuine didtion. Our language, for almoft a century, has, by the concurrence...caufes, been gradually departing from its original Tcmuitck character, and deviating towards a Gallick flructure and plirafeology, from which it nught...

...regard as the wells of Englijh undefiled, as the pure fources of genuine di&ion. Our language, foralmoft a century, has, by the concurrence of many caufes, been gradually departing from its original Teutonick character, and deviating towards a Gallick ftru&ure and phrafeology, from which it ought...

...reftoration, whofe works I regard as tie wells of EngHJb undefiled, as the pure fources of genuine diction. Our language, for almoft a century, has, by the concurrence...caufes, been gradually departing from its original Teutonick character, and deviating towards aGallick ftructure and phrafeology, from which it ought...

...refloration, whole works I regard as the welh of Englijli undefiled, as the pure fources of genuine diction. Our language, for almoft a century, has, by the concurrence...caufes, been gradually departing from its original Tentonick character, and deviating towards a Gallick ftru&ure and phrafeology, from which it ought...