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BY THE SAME AUTHOR. Recently Published, the fourth American from the third London edition,
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A DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE : Containing the PRONUNCIATION, ETYMOLOGY, AND EXPLANATION OF ALL WORDS
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Reid's Dictionary of the English Language is so admirable hook for the use of schools. Ita plan combines a greater our her of desirshle conditions for such a work, thna any with which I am acquainted ; and it seems to me to be executed i general, with great judgment, fidelity and accuracy.
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I have partially examined the Dictionary which you are publishing, and sm much pleased with he plan and execution o the work, so far as I have been able to peruse it. Much matter is condensed into a small compaas. All words in good us. are selected and clesriy defined. Each word is so marked as to indicate its pronunciat.on, and the value of the work ia muci enhanced by containing the derivation of every word. I hope it will meet with that ahsre of patronage which it richl. deserves.
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I have examined Reid's English Dictionary with much interest and satisfaction, and take great pleasure in recommend- ing it as admirably adapted for usefulness in our common schools. The judicions omission of antiquated and obsolete words, has enabled the author to condense the work within small compass, and yet retain every word in our language which is sanctioned by any modern writer of competent authority. The evident care and puins taken in the department of orthoi py, the accurate conform ty of the orthography to the best authorities, and the elaborate etymological learning it exhibits, com hine to render this Dictionary a work of singular merit for schools and families, for which it nppesrs to have been specially desigued hy its author. The vocabulary of the roots of English words, and the exten-ive list of accepted classical and scrip- ture proper names, are important and valuable additions which cannot fail to be appreciated, especially by teachers of schools, for whom it will furaish a standard of reference of more convenient size than any of the dictionaries now in usa.
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