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...taken to adapt It In every Mpeet to the wants of the young student, to make It a menus at the same Urne of advancing him In a thorough knowledge of Latin, and Inspiring him with a dolre for further acquaintance with the classics of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, Ilk« sume commentators,...

...e«rj nxpeet to the wants of the young student, to make It a means at the ваше tint rf «dvandng him In a thorough knowledge of Latin, and Inspiring him with a desire tor further acquaintance with the classics of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, !i»< gome commentators,...

...In evsij aspeet to the wants of the young student, to make It a means at the same time ot wtTaneing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and inspiring him with a desire for farther aequaintanee with the elassies of the language. Dr. Speneer has not, Ilk« some eommentators,...

...to adapt It In everj Mpeet to the wants of the young student, to make It a means at the ише Uni« of advancing him In a thorough knowledge of Latin, and inspiring him with a doslre for further acquaintance with the classics of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, like tome commentators,...

...to adapt it In every respect to the wants of the yonng student, to make it л means at the same time of advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and inspiring him witb a desire for further acquaintance with the classics of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, like...

...to adapt it in every respect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the same time of advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin,...help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult onct to speak for themselves. His Notes are on those parts on which the pupil wants them, and explain,...

...to adapt it in every respect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the same timo of advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin,...the classics of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, nke some commentators, given an abundance of help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult ones...

...in every respect to the want* of the young student, to make It a means at the same time of advanfing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and inspiring...classics of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, like some commeuUitors, given an abundance of help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult one« to speak...