Herzogthümer von Deutschland. 5. Die Reichthümer dieses Landes. 6. Die Bücher und die Verzeichnisze dieser Bibliothek. 7. Die Kinder meines Nachbars. 8. Die Bänder meiner Schwester. 9. Die Götter der Griechen. 10. Die Dächer dieser Häuser. 11. Die Männer dieser Herzogthümer. 12. Die Gespenster and die Geister des Alterthums.

Wald (m.), forest.

14.

Welt (f.), world.

1. The books of the youth. 2. The children of my friends. 3. On the roofs of these houses. (acc.) the villages of these dukedoms. of the king are beautiful.

4. In 5. The horses 6. The animals of the

forests. 7. The hides of the animals.

8. The works

of these men. 9. The dresses and the ribbons of thy sister. 10. The leaves of the trees. 11. The riches 12. To the children of my neighbour.

of this world.

1. Die Knaben haben zwei Affen von ihrem Onkel erhalten. 2. Die Studenten und die Philosophen dieser Stadt. 3. Haben Sie die Löwen von Afrika gesehen. 4. Meine Schwester hat viele Bibeln den Armen gegeben. 5. Haben Sie Nadeln gekauft. 6. Wir haben die Fabeln Gellert's gelesen. 7. Wo sind die Gabeln ? 8. Die Knaben haben die Bothen des Königs gesehen. 9. Die Mütter und ihre Töchter sind in dem Garten. 10. Haben Sie Federn? 11. Ja, wir haben Federn und Nadeln. 12. Wo sind Ihre Fabeln ?

16.

1. To the mothers and their daughters. 2. Has she found her needles. 3. I have lost my pens. 4.

He has bought (some) forks. and lions.

5. We have seen giants

6. Hast thou seen the messengers of the

prince. 7. The daughters have received pens and needles from their mother. 8. The boys have read the fables of La Fontaine. 9. The Jesuits of Italy. 10. Have you found any needles? 11. I have seen the students and the philosophers of this town. 12. From the Hungarians to the Britons.

17.

Rule 19 and Remark 11.

Nation (f.), nation,

Flusz (m.), river.

1. The duties of the boys. 2. The arts of England. 3. The fishings of these rivers. 4. The wives of these gentlemen. 5. The friendships of these nations. 6. The offences of this man. 7. The queens of Europe. 8. The subjects of England. 9. My cousins are your neighbours. 10. Have you received your boots and your shirts? 11. He opened (öffnete) his eyes and

ears.

12. The answers of the queens.

Gärtner, gardener.

Geld (n.), money.

Schneider, tailor. Apfel (m.), apple.
Schuhmacher, shoemaker.

1. Hast du diese Blumen von den Gärtnern erhalten. 2. Heinrich hat seine Messer verloren. 3. Johann hat seine Vögel verkauft. 4. Wir haben

Messer, Gabeln und Löffel gekauft. 5. Den Vögeln der Wälder. 6. Die Knaben haben ihre Federmesser verloren. 7. Die Mädchen dieses Dorfes sind sehr schön. 8. Die Gärtner meines Vaters haben Vögel und Blumen. 9. Die Schuhmacher dieser Stadt und die Schneider jenes Dorfes. 10. Wo sind die Gärtner dieses Fürsten. 11. Die Äpfel und die Birnen sind reif. 12. Die Brüder des Grafen sind krank.

19.

1. The fathers and mothers of these children are dead. 2. The birds of the forests. 3. The girls of the villages. 4. The little book of my children. 5. The knives, spoons, and forks of these girls. 6. Have you seen the penknives of the boys? 7. The tailors and shoemakers of this town are very rich. 8. The gardeners of the prince have given us (uns) flowers. 9. Henry has lost my pens and penknives. William has bought apples and John flowers. Has William found his penknives? 12. Give this money to the shoemakers and tailors of this town.

20.

Rules 21, 22, 23.

10.

11.

1. Fünf Paar Strümpfe. 2. Sechs Pfund Zucker. 3. Fünf Masz Milch. 4. Vier Buch Papier. 5. Fünf Schock Nüsse. 6. Drei Laib Brod. 7. Vier Fusz Länge. 8. Drei Dutzend Taschentücher. 9. Zwei

Paar Handschuhe.

10. Sechs Zoll Länge.

Liebe und die Hoffnung meines Freundes.

Männer, Leute und Mannen dieses Fürsten.

Johann, John.

21.

der Wein, wine.

11. Die

12. Die

3.

1. Henry has received six pair of stockings. 2. Emily has bought four dozen of handkerchiefs. John has found three score of nuts. 4. This house has twenty feet (in) length. 5. He has bought three loaves of bread. 6. My father has sent me four quarts of wine, five loaves of bread, and four pounds of sugar. 7. Three feet long. 8. Four pair of gloves. 9. Three dozen handkerchiefs. 10. Two dozen shirts. 11. The men and the people of this town. 12. The expenses of my house.

22.

Rules 24, 25, Remarks 18, 19, 20.

Georg, George. Karl, Charles. Geschwister, brother and sister. Tod (m.), death. Geburt (f.), birth. Regierung, reign. 1. John is the father of George. 2. The four Georges of England. 3. Frederik and Wilhelmine are brother and sister. 4. Give this book to John,

ADDITIONAL EXERCISE 3 (Remarks 12, 13, 14).

Tuch (n)., cloth.

Gold (n.), gold.

es ist, it is.

Metall (n.), metal. Eisen (n.), iron. Regiment (n.), regiment. 1. I have bought six yards of cloth, three tons of iron, and twenty bottles of wine. 2. A regiment of five thousand men. 3. It is nine o'clock. 4. Five men strong (stark). 5. The kindnesses of your father. 6. The fortunes and the pleasures of the soldiers. 7. The sorrows of the people. 8. Gold and iron are metals. 9. Bread, water, wine, and meat sustain the human body. 10. The beautiful (thing) is not always the good (thing). 11. Reading is not knowing. 12. They suffer from (Sie leiden am) fevers and headaches.

and that pen to William. 5. Frederik's hat. 6. Louisa's thimble. 7. Give these needles to Louisa and these gloves to Bertha. 8. The birth and death of Christ. 9. Göthe's Faust and Schiller's Wallenstein. 10. The life of Doctor Martin Luther and of the philosopher Kant. 11. King Charles's death. 12. Queen Victoria's reign.

1. The queen of this country is a good monarch. 2. The wife of the tailor and the wife of the shoemaker are friends. 3. The wife of the merchant and the wife of the doctor are neighbours. 4. The gardener's wife is your sister's friend. 5. The lion and the lioness are very strong animals. 6. The count and the countess have three sons. 7. The nephew and the niece are ill. 8. Thy friend is an enchantress. 9. The princess and the shepherdess are equal after (nach, dat.) death. 10. The Duchess of Wellington is a noble lady (edle

ADDITIONAL EXERCISE 4 (Remarks 15, 16, 17).

Fest (n.), festival.
christliche, christian.

Schule (f.), school.
meinen Sie, do you mean.

1. Easter, Pentecost, Lent, and Christmas are Christian festivals. 2. Henri Webb and Brother. 3. His income is very small. 4. His parents are good people. 5. Has the tailor made (gemacht) you a pair of trowsers? 6. The troops of England. 7. The holidays of the school. 8. I have seen merchants, countrymen, carpenters, and Mussulmen. 9. The bailiffs are men of honour. 10. These are (Das sind) husband and wife. 11. I speak of (Ich spreche von) men, and not of wenches. 12. Do you mean ties, volumes, or ribbons?