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Dissertations on the English Language, with Notes, Historical and Critical

Note 192 — APPENDIX.

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This remark of the Doctor is very just and obvious. A countryman writes aker or akur for acre; yet the countryman is right, as the word ought to be spelt; and we laugh at him only because we are accustomed to be wrong.

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