An introduction to the most useful European languages : consisting of select passages, from the most celebrated English, French, Italian, and Spanish authors : with translations as close as possible, so disposed, in columns, as to give in one view the manner of expressing the same sentence in each language : intended for the use of foreigners, merchants, and gentlemen who make the knowledge of those languages their study /

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