A Review of Websters System of Orthography From the United States Democratic R
A Review of Websters System of Orthography From the United States Democratic R
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From Washington Irving, LL. D.
Sunny Side, N. Y. , October 3, 1855. Accept my thanks for the copy of your Pronouncing, Explanatory, and Synonymous Dictionary which you have had the kindness to send me. As far as I have had time to examine it, it gives me great satisfaction, and ap- pears to me to be well calculated to fulfil the purpose for which it professe* to be intended to supply the wants of common schools, and to be a suffi- cient manual for schools of a higher order.
WASHINGTON IRVING.
F...rom the Hon. Josiah Quincy, LL. D. , late President of Harvard University Quincy, Mass. , October 9, 1355. As I once, I think, told you, that agreeing with Lord Bolingbroke in little else, I shared his admiration and gratitude for toriters of dictionaries, he thought them worthy of special thanks to Heaven, works so full of labor, so extensive in their objects of research, yet so minute in the subjects of attention ; so useful as to have become a necessity to literary life, yet requiring for success so many particulars, various in their kinds, so much general knowledge, so much accuracy of thought, combined with judgment in inves- tigation, that it seems that nature must be more than usually beneficent to confer on any one man all the qualities requisite to a happy result in the undertaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Washington Irving, LL. D.
Sunny Side, N. Y. , October 3, 1855. Accept my thanks for the copy of your Pronouncing, Explanatory, and Synonymous Dictionary which you have had the kindness to send me. As far as I have had time to examine it, it gives me great satisfaction, and ap- pears to me to be well calculated to fulfil the purpose for which it professe* to be intended to supply the wants of common schools, and to be a suffi- cient manual for schools of a higher order.
WASHINGTON IRVING.
F...rom the Hon. Josiah Quincy, LL. D. , late President of Harvard University Quincy, Mass. , October 9, 1355. As I once, I think, told you, that agreeing with Lord Bolingbroke in little else, I shared his admiration and gratitude for toriters of dictionaries, he thought them worthy of special thanks to Heaven, works so full of labor, so extensive in their objects of research, yet so minute in the subjects of attention ; so useful as to have become a necessity to literary life, yet requiring for success so many particulars, various in their kinds, so much general knowledge, so much accuracy of thought, combined with judgment in inves- tigation, that it seems that nature must be more than usually beneficent to confer on any one man all the qualities requisite to a happy result in the undertaking.
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