The Linguist: A Complete Course of Instruction in the German Language : in which Attention is Particularly Directed to Peculiarities in Grammatical Forms and Construction, Exemplified by Selections from the Best Authors |
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KNOWEST thou the land where citrons blosom ? where in the dark foliage the golden oranges glow ? where a soft wind from the blue Heaven blows ? tbe myrıle still , and high the laurel stands ? Thither , thither , O my beloved one !
KNOWEST thou the land where citrons blosom ? where in the dark foliage the golden oranges glow ? where a soft wind from the blue Heaven blows ? tbe myrıle still , and high the laurel stands ? Thither , thither , O my beloved one !
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... from the blue heaven ; blau , blue . der Himmel , des Himmels , pl . die Himmel , the heaven , the sky ; anciently any hollow covering ; hence , a canopy over a throne is called ein Thronhimmel , masc .; a bed's head , ein Betthim ...
... from the blue heaven ; blau , blue . der Himmel , des Himmels , pl . die Himmel , the heaven , the sky ; anciently any hollow covering ; hence , a canopy over a throne is called ein Thronhimmel , masc .; a bed's head , ein Betthim ...
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Hence several German towns are named berg , as Königsberg , King's - hill ; Johannisberg , St. John's - bill . We say , die Haare standen mir zu Berge , my hair stood on end ; er ist über alle Berge , he is gone heaven knows where ...
Hence several German towns are named berg , as Königsberg , King's - hill ; Johannisberg , St. John's - bill . We say , die Haare standen mir zu Berge , my hair stood on end ; er ist über alle Berge , he is gone heaven knows where ...
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Stürzen , reg . neut . verb , ( with seyn ) to fall suddenly with great force ; der Regen stürzte in Strömen vom Himmel , the rain came down in torrents from the heaven . Mein Bruder ist gestern vom Pferde gestürzt , my brother had ...
Stürzen , reg . neut . verb , ( with seyn ) to fall suddenly with great force ; der Regen stürzte in Strömen vom Himmel , the rain came down in torrents from the heaven . Mein Bruder ist gestern vom Pferde gestürzt , my brother had ...
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Greatness praised aloud by fame ! the extent of thy pinions is like the firmament of heaven , yet to attain thee is the lot of but few mortals . Placid greatness ! thee alone I worship , thee only , for thou art within the reach of all ...
Greatness praised aloud by fame ! the extent of thy pinions is like the firmament of heaven , yet to attain thee is the lot of but few mortals . Placid greatness ! thee alone I worship , thee only , for thou art within the reach of all ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840 |
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