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Plain and compendious GRAMMAR of the English

tongue

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The INTRODUCTION, containing fome general direc-

tions for writing Letters, and how to addrefs perfons

of diftinction, &c.

Some farther directions and obfervations on epiftolary cor-

refpondence, and fubferibing and directing Letters 43

Some neceffary orthographical directions for writing cor

rectly, and when to ufe capital letters, and when hot

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MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS on the moft ufeful and

common occafions.

LETTER

I. From a brother at home to his fifter abroad on a vifit,

complaining of her not writing

II. His fifter's answer

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OIII. A young gentleman's letter to his papa, written by

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a fchool fellow

IV. Another on the fame fubject

V. To a friend againft waste of time

VI. In anfwer to a friend

VII. To a young gentleman

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VIII. From a young lady, in aufwer to a letter he had
received from her mamma, advising her to perfevere in
the Chriftian duties flie had been inftructed in

IX. From a young lady to her mamma, requesting a fa-

vour

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X. From a young gentleman to his papa, defiring that

he may learn to dance

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XI. From a young lady to her papa, who embarked for

the Eaft Indies, in the Company's fervice, but was de-

tained at Portsmouth by contrary winds

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XII. From a young woman just gone to fervice, to her

mother at home

XIII. Her mother's anfwer

XIV. The daughter to her mother

XV. The mother's anfwer and advice

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XVI. A fon's letter at fchool to his father,

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