...what I sent our chairman some years since, as an appendix to my former letter, and as you enjoined me. “I conceive the reason both of additions to and...the same causes, namely, from victories, plantations and colonies, frontiers, staples of commerce, pedantry of schools, affectation of travellers, fancy...

...I sent our chairman some years since, as an appendix to my former letter, and as you enjoined me. " I conceive the reason both of additions to and corruptions...the same causes, namely, from victories, plantations and colonies, frontiers, staples of commerce, pedantry of schools, affectation of travellers, fancy...

...upon Cicero, which you enjoined me. I conceive the reason both of additions to, and the corruption of the English language, as of most other tongues,...pulpits, political remonstrances, theatres, shops, &c. The parts affected with it we find to be the accent, analogy, direct interpretation, tropes, phrases,...

...upon Cicero, which you enjoined me. I conceive the reason both of additions to, and the corruption of the English language, as of most other tongues,...pulpits, political remonstrances, theatres, shops, Ac. The parts affected with it we find to be the accent, analogy, direct interpretation, tropes, phrases,...

...reason both of additions to, and the corriiption of the English language, as of most other ton¿ues, has proceeded from the same causes; namely, from victories,...schools, affectation of travellers, translations, fancy ancE style of Court, vernility and mincing of citizens, .pulpita,¿ political remonstrance., theatres,...

...attempt upon Cicero, w ch you enjoin'd me. I conceive the reason both of additions to, and the corruption of the English language, as of most other tongues,...same causes ; namely, from victories, plantations, frontières, staples of com'erce, pedantry of schooles, affectation of travellers, translations, fancy...

...upon Cicero, which you enjoined me. I conceive the reason both of additions to, and the corruption of the English language, as of most other tongues, has proceeded from the same causes; namely, from victorice, plantations, frontiers, staples of commerce, pedantry of schools, affectation of travellers,...

...attempt upon Cicero w ch you enjoin'd me. I conceive the reason both of additions to, and the corruption of, the English language, as of most other tongues, has proceeded from the same causes ; namely, 20 from victories, plantations, frontières, staples of com'erce, pedantry of schooles, affectation...

...paper (which beggs y r pardon) I should I conceive the reason both of additions to, and the corruption of, the English language, as of most other tongues, has proceeded from the same causes; namely, ao from victories, plantations, frontieres, staples of com'erce, pedantry of schooles, affectation...

...upon Cicero wch you enjoin'd me. 15 I conceive the reason both of additions to, and the corruption of, the English language, as of most other tongues,...same causes; namely, from victories, plantations, frontieres, staples of commerce, pedantry of schooles, affectation of travellers, trans- 20 lations,...