only to place in the hands of the student al Dictionary, but also to enable him to n of a language by signs was impossible, any assistance in acquiring the pronunnd many others had long since established onary of the English language. The Geronunciation varies much in different parts, ian to-morrow, an Austrian, or a Suabian t idioms, without some reliable authority. ;lish Dictonary for Germans, in which the ters and German sounds. The difficulties at the author has struggled successfully

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