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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Short pieces of light poetry , in which the sentences are less involved than in prose writings , will gradually familiarize the learner with these difficulties . We will begin with one of Gellert's Fables .
Short pieces of light poetry , in which the sentences are less involved than in prose writings , will gradually familiarize the learner with these difficulties . We will begin with one of Gellert's Fables .
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... used here as a pronoun demonstrative , this , or relative which ; wollter nicht der Reise Zweck verlieren , the uom . after the verh , to mark a contingent idea ; in prose it would be , wenn er nicht den Zueck der Reise verlieren ...
... used here as a pronoun demonstrative , this , or relative which ; wollter nicht der Reise Zweck verlieren , the uom . after the verh , to mark a contingent idea ; in prose it would be , wenn er nicht den Zueck der Reise verlieren ...
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113. jagt er noch mehr , he gallops still more , still faster ; jagen is properly to hunt , to chase , but as a noun it also means to ride very fast . 114. hört oder will nicht hören ; in prose , as in English , we should have the nicht ...
113. jagt er noch mehr , he gallops still more , still faster ; jagen is properly to hunt , to chase , but as a noun it also means to ride very fast . 114. hört oder will nicht hören ; in prose , as in English , we should have the nicht ...
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Und gegen Sonne , Kält und Wind beschützt er die darina nen sind ; in prose it would be - und er beschützt die dieenigen die darinnen sind gegen Sonne , Külte , und Wind , > > a and it ( the tree ) protects those 28 THE LINGUIST .
Und gegen Sonne , Kält und Wind beschützt er die darina nen sind ; in prose it would be - und er beschützt die dieenigen die darinnen sind gegen Sonne , Külte , und Wind , > > a and it ( the tree ) protects those 28 THE LINGUIST .
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Menschengrössen giebt es zwei hienieden , would be in prose , Es giebt hienieden zwei Menschengrössen , there are here below two man's greatnesses ; two sorts of human greatness . Es giebt is an impers . verb , derived from Geben ...
Menschengrössen giebt es zwei hienieden , would be in prose , Es giebt hienieden zwei Menschengrössen , there are here below two man's greatnesses ; two sorts of human greatness . Es giebt is an impers . verb , derived from Geben ...
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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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