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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary; ... The Two and Twentieth Edition, with Considerable Improvement by N. Bailey, ...
An Universal Etymological English Dictionary
An Universal Etymological English Dictionary
Nathan Bailey Dictionary English-German and German-English Oder Englisch-Deutsches Und Deutsch-Englisches Worterbuch. . Neunte Auflage Ganzlich Umgearbeitet von Johann Anton Fahrenkruger . Volume 1 Of 2
Dictionarium Domesticum, Being a New and Compleat Houshold Dictionary. For the Use Both of City and Country. ... By N. Bailey, ...
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An Universal Etymological Dictionary of the English Language. ... To Which Is Prefixed, a Grammar of the English Language. By M. Bayley
An Universal Etymological English Dictionary
The Universal Etymological English Dictionary
The New Universal English Dictionary ... To Which Is Added, a Dictionary of Cant Words, ... By N. Bailey. The Fourth Edition, Carefully Corrected by M

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