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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I wanted to write last night , but I had no paper ; Ich wollte gestern Abend schreiben aber ich hatte kein Papier . a 144. We now select one of Goethe's Songs , which probably suggested the first lines of Lord Byron's Bride of Abydos ...
I wanted to write last night , but I had no paper ; Ich wollte gestern Abend schreiben aber ich hatte kein Papier . a 144. We now select one of Goethe's Songs , which probably suggested the first lines of Lord Byron's Bride of Abydos ...
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I do not know why I look at you , Man sieht es Ihnen an dass Sie die Nacht nicht geschlafen haben , one may perceive , by looking at you , that you have not slept last night . Observe that in those cases where the verb is to stand last ...
I do not know why I look at you , Man sieht es Ihnen an dass Sie die Nacht nicht geschlafen haben , one may perceive , by looking at you , that you have not slept last night . Observe that in those cases where the verb is to stand last ...
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One shines and beams like the sun , its fire warms and burns worlds ; the other resembles the moonlight , which does good only in the stillness of night .
One shines and beams like the sun , its fire warms and burns worlds ; the other resembles the moonlight , which does good only in the stillness of night .
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Der nur Nachts im stillen Gutes thut , which only at night in the stillness does good ; which does good only in the stillness of night . Nachts , adv . by night , at night . Whenever any thing is done habitually at any portion of the ...
Der nur Nachts im stillen Gutes thut , which only at night in the stillness does good ; which does good only in the stillness of night . Nachts , adv . by night , at night . Whenever any thing is done habitually at any portion of the ...
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m poor weak man ! seems a victim which the revenge that his heart bears in his bosom , dispirits every night . Let ancient mountains bowl from the deepest recesses of their caverns ; let the earth open ; stand thou close to the opened ...
m poor weak man ! seems a victim which the revenge that his heart bears in his bosom , dispirits every night . Let ancient mountains bowl from the deepest recesses of their caverns ; let the earth open ; stand thou close to the opened ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840 |
| µé¹©ºÑºÁÒ¨Ò¡ | New York Public Library |
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