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2 4 -SEF -Z O O 7 i- 9 : r:::, 1 Sc Ewrq ldrnrrls a Gramwa o! the Rerucr LFrfrdnc. r8r it"mt ltcrond probnhilit) ; ict if ott'rrn'ire, oile of the t$,o lras ac:sd ulrln tlrr ottrtr in f, ngle to n'lrieh 1..',-, rerriemher nr. pnra!lel. tVe are ftrr frnrn tlrirrking tirnt in the alnre lrst, no lr'r)rfls enn be tra:ed tu the A'elrie, except thosc rt'l,ich rte l,nre notcrl Rs rrrelr. Oul J$'n rcqtteirrtanre u'itir tlrnr Tery cXrqrrsir'.: l:lr;l,rtfl{e i: lrut srrircrfir.inl; nrrd n'irere i $r1ld fifiCnrt hnt OnCG 9r tr,'iee in llr^ ll-rlr*f tr"nnSlilri1rrl, of slrarys ngile of the rarnc ftrrnilr, tle cnrrnot alitnrs nseertairr its real arrd prirr,iti..'e tns. lfost of tlre rtcrds to tvlrich rro hate put tlre tnart: (:), are dra{ It yri;rr rc. Yet after l,rc ntmt nmple nllon'anee on this ttead, (fnr f6p:rhulary 6erug to eontrin rlrurrdnttt proof, that ilre origir'rl uraterial r,f tlre Il31[1'1 langusge ir nob Shernitic, \1'betlrer thorc n'!ro a!'e acquaiirtc,'l e:ltel,sively therelations of language!, will be at'le to irlentifv it n'irh anv hrror+u ";'itlr frrnilv, rrtnair,t to be ceen. At prerent, rr-e rtrall nrake ,rse of tlris larrgsEgo to rerify the Druertion in orrr ihirrl nnnrber, that the strongest siri,:iaritieu in the irrflexion nf ',ert's and ttcung rnav exist hetrveerr two i.rngusgs llrrfectl5' rligtrnet; that ir, &t rli"tirrrt rE any other wo on tire fnt'e af tlre c:tr{lt. lt'e do not rtielr to i:rvolve tre questirrn, Tulretlici'atire eonf'riF,r)o of tongnet al! or rnrnv !lngrtnErB retaiiied $Fnc pnrts ir; cornnion. ii'r lrrlui t not he tedions in recnpitrrlnting the "im!fnriti"s of rhe Berbe: infk'tiens totlrore of Arntrie.. anrl perlraps ilrc sl,cilcs'- arrd rno:t ntrihing rnetlrod to thore ltnnrqneirrfed l':'tllr t!:e Slrernitic l;,nguages, ir to iaf treiOre them the ftillowiuq tabie. P IlABIC ittRMS. (.'rfo.l;r.1.) The terrnination rh in Anrtric indicate's plurelity in nonnr rnd ycrbr nlike. l'lre n ir rcry comolontg tlioed in tlre verb, just ar final rara irceonreg !*. Sing. .,1. Ie,'Jom f , 'l"atdow 2, t'a.trlom. Xadont !. Erdam Plur. 3. Lt'domier, 2. Tnxlsn,iln, Xaelantots l. N*tdatn. Sing. 3. Iriant f. tra;'dltn 2. Qd,s darnd" l. Xe.ttrtaT II rrr. 3, Xaisnan , D, t.dnnre,rt L t*rlatdatn, It wnrrirl Eeern as if the tecond percon of eqrh nunl,er, irr llerher. haC Lecu mrde up at eaeh enrl opf, ol trvn Crstinct Arabre tenstg. The onlv p*ron in which tlrere is no gimilari*v, is tirc firet pcrr. sirrg.: e'tri it is ryorti,v of rerta:t', rh'f elsO in tfie ]laltese .4 rabie ihis [ar lrcen changed.
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