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A sick father called his son : Son , said he , in order to provide for thee , I have a long time ago bid a treasure . It lies -- bere , ( on saying these words ) the father died . What was his son's consternation !
A sick father called his son : Son , said he , in order to provide for thee , I have a long time ago bid a treasure . It lies -- bere , ( on saying these words ) the father died . What was his son's consternation !
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My father , my mother is , and my sisters are , very kind . But when the adjective is coupled with the substantive as an epithet , we have already noticed its construction with the definite article sec .
My father , my mother is , and my sisters are , very kind . But when the adjective is coupled with the substantive as an epithet , we have already noticed its construction with the definite article sec .
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Hier starb der Vater schon , here died the Father already . Starb , imperf . of the irr . n . v . sterben , which in German is not to starve , but to die any kind of death . It has gestorben in the part . past , and is conjugated with ...
Hier starb der Vater schon , here died the Father already . Starb , imperf . of the irr . n . v . sterben , which in German is not to starve , but to die any kind of death . It has gestorben in the part . past , and is conjugated with ...
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64. des Vaters Schlafgemach , the father's bed - room . In common life , das Schlafzimmer , die Schlafkammer , or die Schlafstube . The word Gemach , neuter , is of the higher styles of writing . We commonly say Schlafgemach only of the ...
64. des Vaters Schlafgemach , the father's bed - room . In common life , das Schlafzimmer , die Schlafkammer , or die Schlafstube . The word Gemach , neuter , is of the higher styles of writing . We commonly say Schlafgemach only of the ...
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... father is ill , but my mother is very well , may also be , meine Mutter aber befindet sich recht wohl . 127. wohl , adv . well , approaches here the idea of possibly . 128. heller , comp . of hell , clear , bright . 129.
... father is ill , but my mother is very well , may also be , meine Mutter aber befindet sich recht wohl . 127. wohl , adv . well , approaches here the idea of possibly . 128. heller , comp . of hell , clear , bright . 129.
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accusative active adjective approach beautiful called close common comp compound construed contraction dative denotes derived employed English expression eyes father follows formed French frequently Freund gender genitive German give Gott governs habe Hand hast heart heaven Hence Himmel horse ich habe idea insep Kind Land Latin latter Leben liebe look machen Mann mark masc means neut neuter never nicht night noun object one's particle past person plural poet poetical pronoun prose reference refl ring schon sense separable seyn sich sometimes sound speak stands substantive thee thing thou translates turn Vater verb viel voll whilst Wind wohl word young Zeit
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840 |
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