Notes And Queries, Number 212, November 19, 1853
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In this respect the cadet may be termed more ancient than his elder brother, because the world was older when he entered into it. Nov. 2, 1647. "--Howell's _Letters_, 11th edit. : London, 1754, p. 426.
Butler, in his _character_ of "An Antiquary, " observes: "He values things wrongfully upon their antiquity, forgetting that the most modern are really the most ancient of all things in the world; like those that reckon their pounds before their shillings and pence, of which they are made up. "--T...hyer's edit. , vol. Ii. P. 97.
JARLTZBERG.
_Napoleon's Spelling_ (Vol. Viii. , p. 386). --The fact inquired after byHENRY H. BREEN is proved by the following extract from the _M
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this respect the cadet may be termed more ancient than his elder brother, because the world was older when he entered into it. Nov. 2, 1647. "--Howell's _Letters_, 11th edit. : London, 1754, p. 426.
Butler, in his _character_ of "An Antiquary, " observes: "He values things wrongfully upon their antiquity, forgetting that the most modern are really the most ancient of all things in the world; like those that reckon their pounds before their shillings and pence, of which they are made up. "--T...hyer's edit. , vol. Ii. P. 97.
JARLTZBERG.
_Napoleon's Spelling_ (Vol. Viii. , p. 386). --The fact inquired after byHENRY H. BREEN is proved by the following extract from the _M
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