Practical Rhetorick. Or, Certain Little Sentences Varied According to the Rules Prescribed by Erasmus, in His Most Excellent Book de Copia Verborum & Rerum Wherein Children May Be Exercised, When They First Begin to Translate Latin (1663) (Paperback)

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