Contributions to Oriental Literature; Or, the Leisure Hours
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Even after the alteration of ©.ssS into ras^ee,, the full characteristic of the first person singular is retained by the natives, thus: — ©«5Mq ©i5) s; {S in the singular number ; as ©oJ €)ds0£^S)o£>© Stf?.©© ©© caeaetf £0© ep«5®^«J®«DcS^S ©ea© *5©c5co ' He said unto him, wilt thou command me to be smitten contrary to the law ?' ©qScs^f 70 THE LEISURE HOURS.
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