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... we have already noticed its construction with the definite article sec . 10 , and with the article indefinite sec . 16 . There remains only the case when it is employed as in English , “ good wine , fine apples , ” without any ...
... we have already noticed its construction with the definite article sec . 10 , and with the article indefinite sec . 16 . There remains only the case when it is employed as in English , “ good wine , fine apples , ” without any ...
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47. als der Sohn , than the son ; als is the conj . as , which is employed after a compound , for “ than . " Tugend ist besser als Reichthum , virtue is better than riches . 48. So waren seine Worte , so were , such were his words .
47. als der Sohn , than the son ; als is the conj . as , which is employed after a compound , for “ than . " Tugend ist besser als Reichthum , virtue is better than riches . 48. So waren seine Worte , so were , such were his words .
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Sähe ich is here employed for würde ich sehen . It is the imperfect subjunctive of the irregular active , sehen , to see , which has nearly the same irregularities as the English , to see . In the present indicative , ich sehe ...
Sähe ich is here employed for würde ich sehen . It is the imperfect subjunctive of the irregular active , sehen , to see , which has nearly the same irregularities as the English , to see . In the present indicative , ich sehe ...
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Modern Sovereign Princes employ this language of courtesy now to all persons of rank and education who approach them . But in the times of the Empress Maria Theresa , of Queen Charlotte in England , and of the Great Frederick of Prussia ...
Modern Sovereign Princes employ this language of courtesy now to all persons of rank and education who approach them . But in the times of the Empress Maria Theresa , of Queen Charlotte in England , and of the Great Frederick of Prussia ...
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They may , in both languages , be used as epithets ; ein goldnes Thor , a golden gate ; but they cannot be employed as attributes or predicates . We cannot say , das Thor ist golden , the gate is golden ; it must be in both languages ...
They may , in both languages , be used as epithets ; ein goldnes Thor , a golden gate ; but they cannot be employed as attributes or predicates . We cannot say , das Thor ist golden , the gate is golden ; it must be in both languages ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840 |
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