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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... for “ his hand trembles ; " and like the English , er zittert vor Furcht , he trembles for fear . 80. Und die küntftge Zeit , and the future time , the time to come . Künftge is a poetical contraction for Künftige , sem , of künftig ...
... for “ his hand trembles ; " and like the English , er zittert vor Furcht , he trembles for fear . 80. Und die küntftge Zeit , and the future time , the time to come . Künftge is a poetical contraction for Künftige , sem , of künftig ...
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66 : es , e , the horse , is a more poetical expression than the common word das Pferd . As a sign of an Inn , we say im weissen Rosse , at the White Horse . Passiren is one of those words taken from the French which are so often met ...
66 : es , e , the horse , is a more poetical expression than the common word das Pferd . As a sign of an Inn , we say im weissen Rosse , at the White Horse . Passiren is one of those words taken from the French which are so often met ...
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a 123. auf einer Wiesenflur , upon a meadow plain , on a verdant meadow ; auf , prep . upon , on , is here construed with the dative , because there is no locomotion ; eine Wiesenflur , fem . a poetical compound word , made of Wiese ...
a 123. auf einer Wiesenflur , upon a meadow plain , on a verdant meadow ; auf , prep . upon , on , is here construed with the dative , because there is no locomotion ; eine Wiesenflur , fem . a poetical compound word , made of Wiese ...
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It is a strong poetical ellipsis , which the German language readily admits . 170. Was hut man dir , du armes Kind , gethan ? what has one done , what have they done to thee , thou poor child ? du armes Kind , again armes , because Kind ...
It is a strong poetical ellipsis , which the German language readily admits . 170. Was hut man dir , du armes Kind , gethan ? what has one done , what have they done to thee , thou poor child ? du armes Kind , again armes , because Kind ...
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The first is more poetical ; the latter is more generally used in common conversation . 183. und über ihn die Fluth , and over it ( falls ) the flood ; die Fluth , fem . a flood , a deluge of water . 184. Kennst du ihn wohl : dost thou ...
The first is more poetical ; the latter is more generally used in common conversation . 183. und über ihn die Fluth , and over it ( falls ) the flood ; die Fluth , fem . a flood , a deluge of water . 184. Kennst du ihn wohl : dost thou ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840 |
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