Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 18Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1849 |
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الصفحة 193
... language . But the various rules to which words are subject in order to describe various actions and circumstances , as they constitute the peculiar gram- mar of any language , can seldom be transferred from the grammar of one nation to ...
... language . But the various rules to which words are subject in order to describe various actions and circumstances , as they constitute the peculiar gram- mar of any language , can seldom be transferred from the grammar of one nation to ...
الصفحة 194
... language subserve the same purposes to them , which languages abounding with inflections accomplish for other nations , and this , if fully done , he trusts will lay open the peculiar grammar of each language sufficient for all purposes ...
... language subserve the same purposes to them , which languages abounding with inflections accomplish for other nations , and this , if fully done , he trusts will lay open the peculiar grammar of each language sufficient for all purposes ...
الصفحة 311
... language then effects in so great a degree by posi- tion , these languages do almost wholly thereby . The first of ... language usually known as the Tai ; a language more or less prevalent through all that wide tract of country extending ...
... language then effects in so great a degree by posi- tion , these languages do almost wholly thereby . The first of ... language usually known as the Tai ; a language more or less prevalent through all that wide tract of country extending ...
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Benson W H Esq Notes on the Rev F Masons paper on the Shells | 73 |
Masons paper on the shells of the Tenasserim Provinces Notes on the Rev | 164 |
Meteoric Iron A supplementry note on Capt Sherwills By H Piddington Esq | 171 |
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