Western Mandarin
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西蜀方言
WESTERN MANDARIN,
OR THE
SPOKEN LANGUAGE OF WESTERN CHINA;
WITH
SYLLABIC AND ENGLISH INDEXES.
COMPILED BY
ADAM GRAINGER,
China Inland Mission.
SHANGHAI:
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN MISSION PRESS.
1900.
ERRATA.
Note:—In order to avoid mistakes, the student is advised to mark the following corrections in their proper places:—
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Page | 9, | line | 1, | should read, "rubble; unhewn stone; coblestones." |
„ | 76, | „ | 22, | should follow line 23. |
„ | 115, | „ | 3, | delete brackets. |
„ | 289, | „ | 5, | "fall back to" should be "(fall back to)" |
„ | 330, | „ | 4, | should read, "a kind of god-father." |
„ | 405, | transfer line 16 to line 14. | ||
„ | 653 | delete 杠 charcoal, 202. |
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