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   This edition is being printed with new type, cast expressly for the work, on laid linen paper, and in a form and style which give it peculiar elegance. The text is mainly that of DELIUS, the chief difference consisting in a more sparing use of punctuation than that employed by the well-known German editor. Wherever a variant reading is adopted, some good and recognized SHAKSPEREAN critic has been followed. In no case is a new rendering of the text proposed; nor has it been thought necessary to distract the reader's attention by notes or comments.

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   The English Grammar

    of William Cobbett

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   Carefully revised and annotated by

   Alfred Ayres,

   Author of "The Orthoëpist," "The Verbalist," etc.

   "The only amusing grammar in the world."—

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