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German
FOR
BEGINNERS
School
IN
College
or
WITH
NOTES
VOCABULARY
AND
BT
S/JOYNES,
EDWARD
Professor
Edltor
op
in
Carolina
South
Joynbs-Mbissner
German
M,
University
Classic
Grammar,
Plays,
A.
etc.
BOSTON
PUBLISHED
BY
D.
C.
HEATH
1890
"
COMPANY
French
Copyright,
By
"
"
"
D.
C.
i88g.
Heath
"
Ca
TO
PROFESSOR
LAST
M.
SURVIVOR
SCHELE
De
OF
VERE,
ILLUSTRIOUS
MY
UNIVERSITY
1850-53
(Ci{ts
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Hemembrance
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of
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5.
3.
D.,
TEACHERS
VIRGINIA.
OF
Ph.
J.U.D^
PREFACE.
The
Reader
German
first
assigned
The
need
for
abundance
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student,
of
in
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but
has
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worn
teacher,
all, easy
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with
be
as
helps.
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for
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intro-
only
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editions
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indicated
reading.
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is
study,
German
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to
book
Beginners
for
of
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especially
iv
PREFACE.
history and
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introduction
represent
student
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first
treatment
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with
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well
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read.
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prefer
not
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as
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help
to
with
such
as
would
of
classes
even
begin
it may
use
the
as
Editor
The
for
earliest
assist,and
only
are
found
studied
been
has
the
of grammar
I. will be
Part
attached
extracts
who
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than
outside
"
give only
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tences
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literature). Such
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begun
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is
Notes
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without
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references
book
II.
rapid reading,
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to
beginners
three
the
The
are
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appear,
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even
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great care,
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sentences
purpose
especially helpful.
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arranged
tions
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German
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earliest
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must
grammar
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at
in the
Part.
any
begun
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new
and
the
the
given
are
that
kept distinct,so
writer)believe
present
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student
in the
practice
also
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in
I.
exercises
language
is
been
text
arranged progressively,in
Part
has
German
is
taken
or
the
the end
each
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aim
at
material
the
of
numerous
old
which,
texts
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reading,
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with.
meet
avoided, because
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forms
orthography predominates,
are
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been
in the
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have
"
abundantly represented
so
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to
drama
the
likewise
and
grammatical
are
idioms
are
to
the
the
explained, for
Part
In
references.
generally presumed
given, partly
In
progressive.
to
be
Joynes-Meissner
IV^
known,
German
PREFACE.
but
Grammar,
student
in
indicated,
them
Throughout
order
the
not
form
to
much
so
in
be
such
book;
and
and
be
greeting
its
the
humble
way
ambition
all
if,
into
will
all
to
the
have
"
who
any
German
been
of
OcipBER,
South
Carolina,
1889.
he
has
Reader,
the
his
text.
careful
reference
to
explanations
it
As
are
hardly
can
without
be
by
who,
the
error
or
shall
contribution,
use
it.
praiseworthy
language
fully
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degree,
and
gestion
sugthis
of
composition
it
prove
it shall
literature
achieved.
Edward
University
student
received.
in
helped
to
learnable
smooth
should
to
the
what
any
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thankfully
thanks
read
with
of
object
intelligently
use
to
quent
fre-
Part)
help
Vocabulary.
vocabulary
"
to
the
have
otherwise,
teachable
beginner.
will
conclusion,
in
the
each
applying
to
quaUfied
wrought
to
corrections
or
help
make
to
The
to
as
and
been
Introduction
that
omission,
httle
of
is
of
Introductory
an
this,
he
has
wants
the
hoped
Now,
taught
notes.
and
aside
do
to
limits
the
repetition
laying
on
Vocabulary
given
usually
are
be
may
the
grammar
references
preceding
to
save
dictionary,
supposed
the
such
remembering
learned
and
grammar
of
If,
has
The
other
any
student
(within
to
habit
seen.
student
V.
the
made
are
the
already
Part
that
Notes
references
is
In
to
himself.
for
this
suggestion,
using.
be
may
only
by
also,
S.
Joynes.
INDEX.
PART
I.
INTERLINEAR
INTRODUCTION.
Pagb
1.
Proverbs
2.
Proverbs
3
4
...........
3.
gud|"
unb
2Bolf
4.
?omc,
"ar
uiib
SBolf
@fel
unb
C"afc
mit
bem
5.
2om,
6.
S)er
"unb
7.
@onnc
8.
S)ic
9.
Siebe
SBolf
3iegc
unb
gleifd^c
9lcgenbogen
unb
faulcn aWfigbc
mad^t
ftatt
10.
S)ic ^ornS^rcn
11.
3^2t
12.
Srofl
13.
3n
14.
$od^mut.
15.
Sdnie
16.
"irfd^
...
10
9rlfinber
11
....
II
....
S^afd^e.
ber
"urflig
12
....
"enug
13
f^nd^d
unb
.
.
17.
S)ie
18.
S)rel
aJlM
unb
SBlenc
unb
^aarc
15
...
2;aube
bie
16
(glner
unb
.17
Sannenbaum
19.
S)cr
20.
SD^ac^'d eben|o
18
19
PART
21.
2)ie
22.
S)ic Huge
II.
FAMILIAR
PROSE.
3t^gcn
beibcn
23
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24
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27.
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28.
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29.
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30.
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24
@paglcrritt
25
26
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ber
ble
27
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iWooSrofc
27
.28
29
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INDEX,
viii
Fagb
wttb ba"
31.
3^"*
3*^.
2tZ'
34.
Der
Mann
im
35.
Der
kluge
Hirtenknabe
36.
Die
drei
Briider
37.
Der
Wolf
und
38.
Das
Lumpengesindel
39.
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bie
30
bcr
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31
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34
35
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bcr
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37
40
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43
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PART
III.
45
EASY
POEMS.
41
3)ic @ct)a(5grabec
42
43
^iitebid^
44
Oefunbcn
54
45
"aibcnrb8lein
55
46
47
48
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58
49
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59
50
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60
51
@onntag
61
52
2)ie wanbclnbc
53
54
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51
jcincSKutter
52
....
....
56
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57
..........
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62
.
63
fc^one"gifc^ermabd^cn
55
56
3)u
57
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58
2)a8
59
bi|i
tuic
53
64
65
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66
66
"d^log S5oncourt
will dich
67
.
69
60
Mein
61
Gebet
62
Abschied
63
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64
Hoffnung
65
Die
66
!2)er 5((peniagcr
76
67
S)crgifd|er
78
68
2)cr "finger
79
69
S)cr reidiftc
prfl
81
70
2)cr !Cott?c
gu
ich
Herz,
der
wahrend
Leben
vom
Madchens
Worte
fragen
Schlacht
Klage
70
71
72
73
73
des
Glaubens
glorcng
74
Z\
INDEX.
PART
ix
SELECTIONS.
PROSE
IV.
Pagb
71.
Sfopu"
72.
85
clnc"
"ettlcrS
87
.
,
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74.
Der
75.
Kannitverstan
76.
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91
97
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78.
79.
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die
80.
Sankt
Hubert!
81.
S)ic9lfc
82.
Mignon
neue
ber
103
9lofcnflo"f
Grossmutter
83.
Hermann
2)a"
85.
2)ie
kann
.110
114
118
^reug
120
...
und
bc"
Dorothea
123
@ilben"
125
bcutfc^c
"Sprad^c
127
V.
LETTERS.
fcinc ^inber
86.
Berber
87.
?cffingan
feine "d^mcfter
88.
?cffing an
@"a
89.
Schiller
an
Korner
90.
Schiller
an
Gothe
91.
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92.
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93.
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97.
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98.
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an
131
.133
^5nlg
134
.
135
137
Antwort
138
Schiller
an
0.
Wunder
PART
^umbolbt
an
Ueber
an
138
"d^lfler
^c^iQerd
"ot^c
139
141
(answer
Sob
to
142
92)
145
147
2lnttt)ort
148
"critter
149
@(^ittcr" 2lnttt)ort
150
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Pieces
93"95
107
schreiben
nicht
84.
100;
95
100
77.
99.
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Roman
96
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100
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in
Nos.
German
81
"
85
and
script.
I.
PART
INTRODUCTION
INTERLINEAR
EXTRACTS
FAMILIAR
WITH
FOOT-NOTES
AND
ELEMENTARY
RULES.
I.
PART
INTRODUCTION.
INTERLINEAR
1.
Staet
1.
SCn'fang tft
f^toet.^ 2.
beginning
difficult.
tt'bung mad^t
3,
makes
practice
bringt
Slofen.
(gine^
6.
Sei'fjjieleDerber'bcn
"itten.
gute
9.
"g
ift nid^t
"oIb
iron
eg
toenn
smite
tief.
fattt* oft
flianjt. 10.
(what)
(Sifen fd^miebcn,
bag
bad
hear
toag
feel
mufe
tft.
h)arm
SBer
11.
one
SJBer
l^od^fteigt,
high
"rube
eine
anbern
{datplur.)
falls
3Kan*
glitters.
when
12.
S5fe
SBer
who(ever)
atteg
7.
other.
8.
morals.
3^it
time
an'bere.
washes
corrupt
fii^Ien.
deceives.
toafd^t* bie
"anb
5.
triigt.
appearance
one
examples
"d^ein
master.
roses.
mufe*
S)er
4,
titf.
deep
waters
aReifter.
ben
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"titte
fltabt^
pit
mounts
fattt oft
digs,
felbft l^inein'.
himself
(it).
into
NoTBS
:
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The
numeral
I.
RULES.
subject
the
II.
order.
posed
By
"
Verb
auxiliary.
In
the
dependent
In
"
emphatic.
"
TOofd^en.
woDcn.
"
milffen.
"
indef.
pron.
flraben.
simple
normal
clauses
(Exceptions
is
meant
the
principal
or
the
sentences,
verb
follows
order.
the
verb
stands
at
the
end
"
the
irans^
hereafter.)
inflected
verb
"
hence,
in
compound
tenser
CKa
!
A
HEADER
GERMAN
[PartL
2.
ettem
aSct
1.
fegnet "ott,"i
e^rt", ben'
parents
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3eit, fo ^aft bu
ber
time
[]
save
bie Sonne.
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after
dependent
rain
i"
shines
in ber SRot.
then
d^en''nid^tlemt, lemt
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2ln
On
2.
blesses
honors
5. 2Bag
"angs
need
6. "\M
"an8 nimmer.
learns
unb
"lag,
luck
never
tote
how
break(s)
soon
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morgen,
7.
nur
nid^t
l^eute",
only
to-morrow
to-day
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immer trage Seute
@!t)red^en
lazy
(speak) say
8. einem
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f!t)rid^t*.
aud^ bie SSBal^r'l^eit
er
truth
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unb
true
lies
ganje
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whole
through
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je
h)ie
Sligen fmb
"anb,
treue
mouth
go
nid^t,
believes
liar
even
10.
people.
{dot,)
*.
(as)like
the
toeiter
man
jte\ooXii,
{obj,) rolls
farther
NoTBs:
^
collective.
Dem.
III.
adverb,
tlie
by
or
subject,
IV.
An
"
'
comp.
In
gro|.
'(redden.
introduced
sentence
adverbial
or
order.
numerals
sentence
plur.
objective
exclamatory
Roman
dimin.
inverted
an
the
him.
pron.
fpred^etl.
RULES.
{subj.)
clause,
usually
"
by
The
has
the
an
tlie
object
verb
inverted
sign [ ] means
omit.
or
an
precedes
ord^r.
GERMAN
[PART
READER
I.
4.
Sdttie, tBSt
(Sin SoiDe
ein 93dr
unb
ttttb aSoIf.viii
l^attenin fteunb'fd^aft'Iid^cr
SSerbtn'bung
lion
ein
"irfcl^falb^
erlegt^
fawn
fie in "treit
vin
y^^
h)ol^Ieine
Iami)ften
fought
a'temlo^^
fte bei'berfeit^^
breathless
on-both-sides
^
moment
bannen
from
there.
comp.
comp.
pron.
*
with
verb.
adv.
phrase.
ba"
exhaustion
felbft^intoeg",unb
"trf(i^IaI6
fut M"
himself
"
noun.
insep.
comp.
plur.
dat.
biefem
away
".
ging Don
'
^6en
until
boldly
j'anIen^ 3"
by
beiben',na^m'bretft
together
just
went
took
hour
ground
ein
2lu'genbK(Fe ging*
jufam'men, biS
"tunbe
perhaps
Soben'^"^
ju
fell
of it
division
conflict
Notes:
Scilung be^ferben'geric'tcn*
iiber bie
aber
killed
both
union
friendly
ne^mett.
lo
part.,
p.
finfen.
refl. pron.
belongs
ge^en.
accus.
"
to
'
fatten
"
see
adv.
comp.
felbftemphatic.
as
^^
Rule
IX.
sep.
pref.
t"on
bannen,
5.
%tx
S)er Soloe
bet
Sdtoe,
3Sogeln. SlUe
IX.
appeared
or
Rpeeial
to
the
The
VIII.
In
most
bet
0afe.
four-footed
article
"fel
ber
is
often
unb
ber
ass
omitted
in
abridged
pressions
ex-
phrases.
prepositional
compound
il^nen aud^
(dat.pL)
among
ben
war
unter
erfd^ienen',
birds.
and
unb
RUJjES.
@fe(
tense,
all
verb
adjuncts
precede
the
ticiple
par-
infinitive.
attention
general
"honld
mien.
be
given
to
the
accent,
with
reference,
flr"t,
FOR
4"6.]
BEGINNERS,
ber
Xiger
unb
ber
SBoIf,h)oju*
laughed
hare.
man^^
fann*
cowardly
unb
3;rom!t)e'ter
"afe
courier
berufen, insep.
whereto, for
what
cowards
dolts.
and
f
?
bent,
ju
fdnnett.
[]
suit.
Rulb
see
adj. for
Hug.
comp.
"fel jum^
ber
Sdufer fd^icfen*.
^um
trumpeter
battle
excellently {future)
ber
Sd^Iad^tfinb
; jur
unfit
indeed
away
"
wiser
err
aber
fie jtoar un'tiid^Hig,
Notes:
use
..
'
!
il^nen
mit
see
%\x ber,
supply "creatures",
nouu
Rulb
see
erfd^einen, insep.
"
X.
fid^
'
X.
or
compound
by
trans,
"
nouns
f(^i(fen,reflex,
verb,
IX.
Rulb
6.
%tx
(Sin
0ttnb
mit
^leifd^e.
bem
"tiid
piece (of)
X.
ber
iQunbe^ getoal^r',
The
article
carried
toarb*
blidEte,
SEBolfer
while
looked
*
gleid^e"))eif
e trug.
Dl^ne ju
like
aware
RULICS.
in2'
^nbern'er
mouth
meat
nod^ eineg
er
im' 3RauIe.
xn
^leifd^
river
is
often
used
food
in
without
German
when
not
in
English.
XI.
is
question
takes
the
inverted
order,
unless
the
interrogative
nominative.
XII.
nouns
XIII.
Ifote
Names
of
The
of
'without
are
case
inflection
etc.
measure,
article
carefully
materials
the
often
cases
stands
with
the
for
several
the
English
prepositions.
possessive.
after
en ',bafebie"
geben'f
HEADER
GERMAN
[Part
"
nur
image
er
in^
I.
SBaffer,
was
"tiicf gleifd^
fci^naj)j3te
nad^ jcncm "d^atten,unb fie^" ba" h)irl'ficl^e
after
snapped
in
bie
let
shadow
{dot.)
real
2^iefefatten.
{ace.) deep
"
Notes:
became
of
infin. with
takes
*in
tragen.
aware
ju
bent,
*
saw.
"
without
reflecting.
*in
XIII.
Rule
see
i.
biefeS.
for
bad.
another.
e.
"
toerben, old
rel. pron.,
^
fpringen.
Idiom:
past.
RuLB
see
II.
o^ne
laffen.
7.
9tegettibQgett.
unb
^Qtttte
glanjte in
fd^ijner
9le'ge"6o'ge"^
"in
shone
rain-bow
lobte i^n^^.
blicf'te,
SQBoIIen.
ben
clouds.
it
'
bnmif, riil^mte
9lici^t
jufrie'ben^
er pd^
aud^
boasted
content
saw
bie"
fd^oner''
ju fein* a(g bie Sonne,
[]
glanjenb" genug'abernur
than
fei*.
ein'far^big*
93Seril^ner=
enough
35ie
l^ortebie".
Sonne
^iH
3^
mit
"ici^t
bir
one-colored
toett'ei^fem^\^x"x6^fie Idd^elnb,toerbatg'befd^ei'ben'^i^ren^'^
contend
"tral^I in
"
modest(ly)
(l^er)
bemfelben*Slugenblidfe
Derfd^toanb"
vanished
{dot.plur.)
Slegenbogen.
^compound
Notes:
1.
in
SBSoIIen,unb
ben
beam
ber
hid
smiling
"
See
the
forms
Rule
XV.
the
yote
to
another
used
The
pronoun
carefully
from
"
in
referred
4^9artur"8
infin. ;
"
the
reflex,
object, often
that
trans,
it
not
"
was.
'
trans.
pres.
part,
comparat.,
see
adj., bright.
as
oerfd^winben, insep.
indirect
The
have
noun
same.
accents.
oerbergen, insep.
XIV.
referred
"would
''
XIV.
RULES.
the
not
are
note
"
subjunctive
being
tense
expresses
usually
the
thought
same
as
he
speech.
direct
gender
follows
the
grammatical
gender
to.
the
accents
general
of all
rules.
compound
words,
especially
all
seeming
of
7"9.]
BEGINNERS,
FOR
8.
Sie
fleifeige
"au"frau h)edEteil^re
jh)etTOdgbe atte SKorgen ^ fo*
"ne
housewife
industrious
Imlb'
waked
maids
ber
crowed
cock
(as)
soon
fattlett99lftgbe.
work.
[]
were
sleep.
nid^t mel^r
part, insep.
ttutrning.
every
adv.
comparat.
early
what
time
5!Kdgbenod^ friil^er
\ \a fd^on urn 5!Kiftemad^f.
friil^
unb immer
\oax
urn
[at]
more
now
*
bie
toetftebalder
'
brad^tcn i^n
old
knew
awoke
sep.
XVI
to
kill.
um'"ringcn,
comp.,
Rule
Rule
See
;
See
"
X.
if
trans,
Rules
it
compound.
not
were
VII.,
XVII.
perf
for,
"
etc.
TOiffen.
XIV.
subj., Rule
"indir.
Idnget" fd^Iafen."ie
h)tr
might
h)u^te' nun
ertoad^te,
"
accursed
but
therefore
toertounfd^'te*
"al^n
if
\ioi)txf
urn.
Notes
SQBenn bcr
other
each
angry
very
'
9.
Siel^e
tlbereinen Knaben
h)einenb
er
to
fact
"
position
XVII.
prefixes
ifnabe
ftitt,
unbafeil^m*
iplo^Iid^
ber
suddenly
XVI.
RULES.
For
ber
bem
fright
then
swoon
home-
"d^redfen au^
Dor
for
tourbe
l^eim'gebrad^f
'h)urbe*,fjjtang
weeping
[in-two] (as)when
btad^' il^m*
broke
wood-wagon
once
entjhjei'.2lte
wad^t*. 3)a
f^atf.
boy
ein 33ein
mad^t
An
is expressed
of
verbs,
do
see
by
"
even
the
past
w^hen
"
that
is,
subjunctive
condition
in
both
trary
con-
clauses.
II., III.
Rules
prefixes
Inseparable
always
condition
unreal
never
take
separated
the
from
accent;
the
verb.
separable
'
SDSunbarjtbag
READER
GERMAN
lO
cr
toerBife
ein'rid^'tete
33ein
unb
fragteil^n:Sl^ut^^eg bit
3Kutter
answered
right badly
nid^tmerlen.
eg
shall
notice
Notes:
'
Idiom:
"
t"erbet|en.
/dinted
"
dat.
'
bred^ett.
envoy.
"
geben.
trans,
See
See
.,
one
Rule
"
X.
they
"
"^
; or
pass.,
he
e.
surgeon,
"
asked,
was
auxil.
pass,
i.
wound-physician,
comp.
by
brittgett,sep.
'comp.
leg.
VI.
Rule
and
2,
sotne
kis
possess.
note
indef
"
eg
pains
foil"
violent
then
l^eftigcn
"d^merjen,
bit-down
fid^. 3Rau"
toon
sound
benn
bic
was-setting
I.
[Part
impers.
foSen.
10.
@in
ging mit
Sanbmann
bag
l^inaug',
urn ju^ fel^en,06
out
surely
upright
head
certainly
superior
3ll^ren ab',
(of)
pair
ber
full
i*'^^')
fd^onften*Corner;
biefeaber, bie
XIV
"
the
See
um
5,
JU with
note
6.
that
the
the
verb
uses
of
(Rule
leer.
quite empty.
infin. expresses
their
trans,
"
II).
grains
Cf^'*/^')
high
"
see
Notes
plucked
meaner
off
ears
ipflurfte
S3ater
bie fid^fo
f^jrad^:"iel^e,biefeSll^re,
unb
befd^eibenneigte,ift tooll
ben
bend
earth
[]
stalks
35er
fein,jene"*fmb getoi^'toielfd^led^ter.
toor'nel^m
^aar"
comes
red^t
Sojjf fo aufred^ttragen ? 3)iefe*miiffentool^I
ben
however
ein
eg,
aber
how
ripe
some
anbere
Sorn
whether
see
ber
field
little
countryman
fagte
3Idcr
See
as
purpose
in order
Rule
demonst.
'
XII.
or
as
sep.
to.
see
prefix of
relat. pron.
are
'
indirect
also Rule
verb.
"
question,
"
XIII.
superl.
"
see
In
Rule
contrast
^alten. Note
BEGINNERS.
FOR
12.]
lO"
II
11.
"in
1.
beffen^ SSater
S'^'^'^^i^^i^/
Irishman
visited
gentleman
whose
ju
nid^tfid^*ju
l^ilft*
jener, eg
tt)irnur
tpenn
lang
testify
gtamen,
benn
grieve
for
[]
helps
lately
pity
died
neulid^
ba8
affen
ung
ftel^t
bebor/
{dat.)
before
leben.
genug
if
live
anbcm
SJ^ISi^berbegeg'neteeinem
gin
2.
unb
fragteil^n:S93ag
met
ift^v"^
'
au"
(out) of
"
become
atme
replied
condemned
poor
; aber
cr
rettete
2ld^,mein
baburd^', ba^'
fcinSeben
saved
"
er
hanged
im
"efang's
through)
pri-
ntffeftart".
died.
son
Notes:
JU,
*
see
pass,
10,
ber
gen.
note
infin.
'
i.
relat.
"
"
intrans.
^elfett. "See
7,
auxil.
e.
flerben. Rule
"
"
notes.
by dying.
sep.
'**
pref.
XVIII.
^werben
"
urn
auS,
"
construed
to
with
become
of.
fterbett.
12.
1.
Sleifenbet*lam'
(Sin
an
eine
^a^re
traveller
unb
ferry
urn'
boat
RULE
'whicli
"
XVIII.
is
then
little
As
set
Most
usually
intrans.
translated
verbs
by
have.
take
rougher
the
auxiliary
fettt/
12
GERMAN
READER
if
boatman
fl'bcrfa^^t"erIorcn*
bcr
anttoortetc
never
ertranl*
drowned
was
last
wedL
nac^ften*^^age toieber.
i^n am'
again.
next
"tt
lap-dog
^errin brud
mistress
"
gentleman
te
(press)
NoTKs
"
part, with
part,
pres.
pass,
auxil.
ertriitfen,intrans.
See
note
a.
as
^
noun.
indir.
question
finben.
"
part.,
as
pres.
lomtnen.
the
"
bem
an
Rulb
"
the
Xrme^
toerben.
"
infin.
sep.
is here
idiom.
auS
it
with
)u,
tense
past
note
"
adj.,see
um
8emc.
(out)
from
will
(dimin.)
bcm
piecx
"
bu toirft^^^nic^tIrani babon'
ic^l^offe,
2^ierd^cn,
9,
in
one
any
Slic'mafe,
toarc*.
toorbcn
lost
passage
"eine
[]
agreeaUe
2,
ben
cr
I.
[PART
sup.
oerlterett,perf
irreg. naff.
XIV.
Rulr
to
contrary
beif en.
VIII.
13.
Stt bet
2lte ein
einer
Dffijter*bon
gUn'teniu'gelim
^musket-ball
officer
toar,
Xafd^e.
bertounbet
knee
wounded
*
3"^^^^'berlot
mad^ten bie SSBunbarjtemel^rete(Sin'fd^nitte.
several
ber
Jtnte
Dffijietbie "ebulb",
unb
incisions
at
last
patience
pitilessly
why
treated
ant'tootf ete
jagtetil^rba" nid^tborl^er'?
BULlB
noun-clause
er,
before
(//.)
XIX.
When
has
the
toarum
devil 1
it
the
normal
haff,
conjunction
order.
See
Rules
that,*
I., II.
pocket.
is
omitted,
14
ba^
^u
then
"
"efangenen
there
unb
bat)on' ju
genug
(captured)
Notes:
bent.
ordinal
pref., oorftellen,/"?/r"*"/.
'
p.
laufen.
run
away
con
as
part., fattflen,
noun
"
"
^interlaffen, insep.
dat.
[ ]
kill
[a^^.]
advbl.
part, inscp.
p.
See
"
gen.
I89 note
vcn^rs.,
pi., ju expressing result {factitive object.)tto make
6.
am
"err
ttttb
9ttci^9.
'
ein ^ud^", id^mu^
"oh)e, fJjtad^
must
2)it'^ '
*, mein S3erbru^
geftel^en
enblid^nur
vexation
confess
finally
3)er
end
"r
fagt,
\oa^
\i)an
bir ju loben
S)a^
toife'et
fanbe %
'praise
in
'
nid^t; bein
ipelb'enmuf
(com/.)
heroism
*
"ei, jhjeifellfiaft
; bu gabft i^m icine ^roben
proofs
doubtful
"ered^t'igieif
;
justice
generosity
"u
bie Un'fd^ulb,fud^teft"treit
tDiirgteft
[ ]
strangled
"r ionne
"in
contention
innocence
'^
ber SiJh)e ftitt,
SBeild^en fd^n)ieg
little while
2)ann
aber
was
[ ]
silent
\pxad) er:
^ud^^,
er
Wa^
f))red^e*
er
'scp.
g^lad.
prisoners.
15.
Sdtue
I.
fieju
ba
(/"/.)
madden,
gu
[PART
READER
toetben genug
l^oren; bann
that
GERMAN
WxU;
16.]
/5"
1$
BEGINNERS.
FOR
mir ein
"fcl frrid^t,
2)enn
n)a"
2)ag
t)on
regard
Notes:
^
See
Rule
Rule
XX.
"
In
V.
"
-^r.
address
"
Past.
Sir.
or
fpred^cn.
"
fc^ioeigen.
'd for
Rule
XX.
*infin.
insep.
Pres.
it.
e8,
Pres.
'
aii^te,
Rule
XX.
16.
9Riitfe*
6iYf"9 unb
giingftfe^teeine
gfiucfe
fly
seated
lately
horn
stag
much
"torad^ fte,^fo
press
''
rebe
fret!
speak
freely
?"*
world
"0
2)ag
chap
many
fid^fiirtwid^tig
l^alt.
(weighty) holds
Ste
^attnettn
uub
bie
iBiette^
flog
flew
RULE
"words,
examples
XX,
and
Poetry
in
admits
-word-forniSy
hereafter.
hither
greater
especially
sucked
freedom
the
elision
In
the
of
vo'wels.
order
of
Note
GERMAN
READER
au"
"ii^'igleit'
[PART
I.
alien Slumcn.
flowers
sweetness
bie "cirtnerin,
Stend^en,fj)racl^
gardener's wife
2)tefteBeibet2lr6"ttrifft',
work
at
3Kand^eSlume
met
l^atauc^ "tft,
poison
bu
Unb
aQen
faugftoxA
93Iumen.
the
faugetu
See
9,
note
"
z.
trcffen,present
fefte
"
for past.
therein
fd^, reflex.
Rule
XX.
auf baS.
"
rufen.
"
flieaen.
XX.
laffe,Rule
17.
%\t
gin
Siend^entrani
was
"ie3
unb
brook
"
fal^t)oIIaJiitleibeine S^aube
dove
(of)pity
Unb
threw
bough
aSorauf* fiefa^',il^mju*
whereon
Unb
Xw^t.
sat
; ba"
Siend^enfd^toamm* bamad^
to
"
aug
l^alf
fid^glurflid^
"
Sad^.
bem
happily
"en
anbem
'
Eag fafeunf're %ox"%
next
our
Saube.
again
"in
auf fteflefj^annt.
i^$tfeinSlol^r
3S9^r ^^^tt"
hunter
now
aimed
gun
J)i4! ftid^t'g*
i^n in bie $anb,
stings
after
7"
18. ]
BEGINNERS.
FOR
unb banit
entflic^t"
2)ie %a\xV
thanks
escapes
bid^" wH
"
%mm
ber
{dat.)
benle
^unfere,
insep.
plur. sup.
Rule
roerfen.
ne^men,
adj.as
willingly
"
"
compound.
imperat.
^*
noun.
"u
"
"
sep.
comp.,
prcf. suroerfen.
by, that
near
reflex,
transposed
ft|en.
"fted^en; 'SforeS.
XX.
least
(//.)
(think)
NoTBs
{ace.)
Unb
il^rSebcn.
Sten'
Rule
"
gen.obj., to
II.
l^aft
jtoetDl^ren unb
in
e n
SKunb,
mouth
ears
'
bu'g Bef lagen ?
aBittft
lament
"ar
bieleg
foUftbu l^orenunb
much
very
brauf fagen.
SBentfl
little
2)u
it
to
2lugen unb
l^aft
jtoei
in
e n
3Kunb,
eyes
SKaci^'btr'g
ju
etgen';
[]
"ar
own
many
fel^enunb
fottftbu
mand^eg
(thing)
SKand^eg t)erfd^h)eigen.
keep
2)u
Sem'
learn
secret
l^aft
jtoet^anbe
e^
ermeffen
(to)
estimate
unb
in
e n
"
fd^roimmen.
is, astray.
SWunb,
care
en.
l^elf
entfliel^en,
for.
gen.
18
GERMAN
READER
[PART
I.
[ ]
"titer
jumgffen*.
eating
(/ran.)
*
Notes:
that
is,iake
tooQen.
U
For
*
Juart.
barauf
Rule
sec
"
"
XX.
For
Sec
14,
it
9 ; make
note
See
"
XX.
Rule
"
X.
(your)
Infin.
as
own,
noun.
19.
S^annenbaum/
2^anrtenbaum
fir-tree
2Bie treu
finbbeine flatter !
leaves
griinftntd^t nur
3)u
in
bloom'st
"omnterjeit/
jur
the
SRein,aud^ im SBinter,tt)enn
eg
fd^neit.
snows
Sannenbaum,
2^annenbaum
mir fel^r
gefatten
:
tl^ttft'
2)u
please
dost
oftl^atntd^t'jur SBeil^nad^tgjeit^
aSie
Christmas
6irt S3aum
toon
bir*
"
mtd^ l^od^erfreut.
rejoiced
S^annenbaum,
2^annenbaum,
:
lel^rett
teach
dress
S)ie
[
"offnung
unb
Seftdttb'igleif
firmness
hope
"iebt
Notes
*
that is :
:
one
Compound.
o/tky
trees.
*
"
tl^un^ here
For
etwaS,
idiomatic,
something,
as
"
every
with
auxil.
gebeu
"
note
infin.
the
omit
in
English.
singular verb.
BEGINNERS,
FOR
1^"20.]
20.
aviac^^d
el^eitfo.
blicft mit
35ie "onne
l^eHem "d^ein
bright
looks
bie SBelt
freunblid^in
"0
l^tnein*
"
world
[] just
do
"er
"ei
5Wa(i^'"ebenfo !
unb
l^eiter
cheerful
so
"5l^e
strives
SKad^'g h)ie
im
S3aum
ber
"
fonnigen Slaum.
sunny
3)ie Duette
unb
fj)ringt
ripples
leid^tt)on Drt
giel^trafd^ unb
swiftly
tote
lightly
forth
Drt.
ju
place
Duett,
ber
space
riefeltfort*,
fountain
SKad^'g
up
as
moves
forth
boughs
stretches
3ur
glad
^fte bor',
ftrecftfeme
Saum
frol^!
unb
rege
bid^ fd^nett.
stir
5)er
quickly
greut* ftd^an
"onne,
aJiad^'gebenfo
S3aum
"ei
unb
unb
riiftig
Duett';
frol^,
active
NoTBS
"
scp.
the
'
.'
pref
variant
comp.
Idiom
adv.
"
repeats
to
the
forms,
bie
tXuzVit
idiomatically
height,
and
ber
i.
c.
DueS.
alo/t.
the
"
sense
dimin.
of
"
the
reflex,
prep.
in.
verb, rejoices
fein.
Imperat.
"
in.
Note
PART
11.
FAMILIAR
Remark.
be
supposed
are
in
given
the
Notes
in
or
be
the
Vocabulary.
Sie
tiefen,
l^eruber, bie
fagte bie
unb
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ate
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tt)oIIte
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Srilde."
ber
fo t)iel alter
"
bar
guerft l^iniiber,unb
2^l^dtlid^feiten. "ie
jomig
beibe
fd^malen
toeld^em
au"
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ben
ber
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iiber
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bem
aug
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present,
fd^on!"
jum
SBalbftrom,
mir*
l^artnatfiger
tooUten.
einanber
fd^malen
immer
the
fiil^rte
; bie eine
SBalbftrom
l^eftigen "to^e
ftiirjtenmit
einem
auf
mir
h^dre*^
of
rules
simplest
will, for
forms
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beftanben
l)om
'
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fid^*
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juriii
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ibeiben
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and
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21.
3h)ei
forms
grammatical
regular
The
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construction
PROSE.
"teg
fie fid^
"o
einanber.*
gegen
ba"
nur
l^ieltenlo
93ei
"leid^getoid^t; fie
l^inab in
mit
gel^t'g"
ben
ben
rei^s
grower
2lns
(Sigenfin*
^'
cBrimm.
15
24
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mit
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ben
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man
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gem.'
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lofegeftellt
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bem
bie
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ben
man
unb
urn
h)ir
twenn
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35ag
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snennen
IS
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au^
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jerquetfd^t.
toar
ffilinberfreunb."
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lebige^^ferb
ein
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mir'
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ju
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3)a
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gingen
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toenn
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bom
la^t-feinen
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h)enn
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jufammen,
jufammen, jogen'
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26
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e^
man
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aCen
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t)erfauft
feine"elbfa^entit "olb
unb
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9efj)idft.
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er
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linfen "interfu|e
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ipufs
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""a^ il^nfel^len!"
10
ten.
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loar
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bem
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SloffeSrot
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toieber
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gu
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Uns
fid^
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25-27.]
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FOR
BEGINNERS.
eg*h)ar
ein
2^ag
ju
27
einen
Sonig h)dl^Ien,unb
ncuen
SBalbe
im
aHgemeincn SSerfammlung
einer
l^eit.2lber
feinerStdrfc,
ber
unb
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bamit'
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er
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er
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ben
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feine Seine
gelb
l^ielt"fid^ nun
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faft
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bem
nal^m jh)ifd^en
ba
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man
ben
""erunter mit
bem
er
bemi5
fonber*
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unb
tool^erbie "d^onl^eitriil^re/
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$faue $Ia^.
baren
10
ftedfte
biefelbenjrt)ifd^en
feineeigenen.* 2)aju fdrbte er
feinen "d^nabel
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geftol^len!"
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anbern
il^mnid^t20
nen
unb
unb
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alien
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er
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h)urben"
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l^attc."2BilIftbu
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ben
[einen
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nid^t/' fragte
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eg
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beriDunbete
aud^ 6in"'
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unb
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itjilbe
ba^
II.
einftijerfolgt
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; ber
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il^nen, bie
il^ren "a^
nun
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bie
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Sotoen
^Pferb anttoors
einem
an
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nid^tmel^rfd^abenlann."
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28.
"ie
Sonne
um^
fam
ein
"immel;
am
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bie
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bem
'
lt"edte eg
fprang
auf.
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bie
in bem
(xn
bag
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unb
ein
toedfen.
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aug
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fd^Iiijjfte
fd^on ift'g
fang : ""iri(irili,
fam
bem
ju
^'Q"%^zxiunb
in
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ben
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erfannte
be"
20
mit
ben
SSater
rief
2)er SSater
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mit
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ber
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mir
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ber
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ben
""ieb mir
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unb
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bem
bemerfte
unb
"))ieleju
ilnabe
]oif ber
II.
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READER
GERMAN
30
unb
toer*
"
il^numl^ullenben
ber
"lanje."
feinem natiirlid^en
ein
bungling tt)orben"
"innbilb
"tein,ate
h)ar,
be"
toon
gab il^m
Sebeng
SBiirbe.
SBert unb
.ftrummad^er.
31.
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3^"^^
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mit
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!"
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in beinen
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e^te bag
31
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FOR
BEGINNERS.
"tarle
jjflanjenunb
beincm
geben."
3latfen
bu
f^^rad^3^"^r*ff"^ufet
;,Unb gleid^tiDol^I,"
fonnen,
fid^" anbcre,
h)enn
id^
,,aKiifet'"
feufjtebag
bag!"
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"
fliitiger
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bag
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bit
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ju
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eg
fegnete bag
bergafetoon "tunb'
eg
h)ag
^!^\\XK,
flagen.
20
fieffing.
3S.
"et
Sin
einem
igal^n auf
"d^reier;
ba'
Befann
fid^auf
er
lannft
"tr)ie
bu
Xag?"
er
aber
unb
fteUtefid^toertounbert/
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ben
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tanjeftbu
h)ortete:
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ner
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(xxi, unter
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nur*
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bift
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READER
iibertriffft
fie atte burd^ bein
l^errlid^cn"efang
"a^n"
geftel ba"
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tDirflid^
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ben
**
lam.
ju
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er
freffentooHte."
nur
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Set
33.
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er
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POR
bie
BEGINNERS.
33
Jla^e ba"
l^unbcrtJlunften ftedfen"gcblieben?
euren
Sebcn
euer
aefdbeben
!"
34.
Vor
den
grossmachtige
Welle,
hinein, hockte
die
redete
stehen,"
nicht, dass
liebe
schen
und
Erden'
heiligen?"
Jener
antwortete
:
"
mel, was'*
du
liebe
Gott, "und
Mond
stehen, ein
mit
Von
Arbeit
der"
dem
bis in alle
ein
du
ist, an
Erden
geht das
was
weil
du
Sonntag
fiirder
an
Holzbiindel
Ewigkeit.
auf
ftir
und
Men-
sollst*
der
im
Montag
an?"
dich
den
liebe
Him-
"So
"
der
sprach
tragen!"
10
verstockt
ganz
dir
Erden
der
Tage
war
ewigen Montag'*
Warnungsbild
schanden
Zeit
der
"Weisst du
du
aber
oder
gehen, blieb
sagte
war
Sonn-
in
alle Tiere
jedoch
auf
an,
Mann
nicht, dass
Holzhauer
mich
und
zu.'
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welchem
Fragende"
Der
"
sie nach
und
an
eine
ab
Staffelstock
einen
KircheJ
indie
Welt
Weisst
Holz
hiibscher
Reisigwelle ewiglich
sollst
ist, so
wert
mit
deine
die
er
Sonntag
geht das
sollst
trug
Sonntag
ruhte, als
selbst.
Gott
und
Wellentrager
geschaffen?"
Feiertag
steckte
lieben
am
sich
haute
wohl*
Mann
ein
sie,
auf
wollte*
den
auf
Gott
band
unterwegs*
der
tagskleidern,
Mond.
einmaP
Wald,
Welle
ihm
begegnete
Da
im
Mann
ging
in
Sonntagmorgen
20
Der
Zeiten^
alten
nid^t um
todr'^
so
gar
haben
die," welche
un-
und
den
15
im
tag
Sonn-
!"
steht
und
im
Mond
wird
auch
immer"
wohl
noch
stehen
der
Mann
bleiben"
rbchstbin.
20
GERMAN
34
35.
Es
einmal
war
weisen
er
ihm
zu
Der
nicht
es
vorlegen will,
mein
drei
lolein
damit"
iSmel?"
sen
Feder
und
weisses
Bogen
viel
so
fast
gar
vergingen,
20
"So
nicht
Stande.^*
eine
25 hat"
und
eine
Jahre
wenn
stehen
sie
ein
der
"In
in
in
Voglein
ganze
der
der
und
Berg
ins
ich
euch
der
stehen
mir
Meer
sa-
Konig:
Him-
am
einen
gros-
sie kaum
zu
sehen
und
waren,
hier
.?"
Da
eine
Hohe,
dahin
wetzt
abgewetzt
sein
kommt
alle
Schnablein
ist, dann
ist "
der
^*
Wie
der
Breite.
hundert
daran,
die
im
Demantberg,
in
es
biiblein
Hirten-
sagte das
Stunde
"
dem
dazu
liegt ein
auf
war
der
Augen
sprach
Punkte
niemand
Ewigkeit
Tiefe
die
Darauf
als
Aber
"
einem
blickte.
Hinterpommern
Stunde
Stunde
der
Erden
darauf, dass
Konig
in
auf
mit
!"
nur
viel
er
Himmel,
am
lauten
Hirtenbiib-
Sprach
"Gebt
wie
"Wie
dir
machte
darauf
man
sind
viel Sekunden
und
ich
"Wie
will
"
die
dann
zahlen
Sprach der
"
!"
Punkte
zu
wenn
zahlt
Papiere;
Papier
feine
viel Sterne
sagte
sprach
daraus
so
davon,
Da
Fliisse
mehr
und
halten
Das
"
viel Sterne
Wie
'
dich
alle
sind."
Hirtenbiiblein
Das
"
?"
gezahlt habe,
lautet:
Fragen,
ich
lasst"
Meere
*.
antwortete
Tropflein
im
Tropfen
auch
Biiblein:
Weltraeere
Konig,
erst
Frage
das
Konig
im
kein
nicht
viel
andere
"Die
Der
"
will
so
weit
gab,
kommen
die drei
auf
seiner
wegen
horte
Landes
Sprach"
"
"HQfr
ich
wie
mir
war
Fragen*
Biiblein
geben,
sind
'
antwortete:
lauft, das
gen,
du
?"
Fragen
verstopfen,
das
Antwort
Wasser
Tropfen
Hess
Kind."
eigenes
diese
und
alle
des
Konig
"Kannst*
Hirtenknabe*
auf
es
II.
[Part
Hirtenbiiblein, das^
die
beriihmt.
glaubte
kluge
ein
Antworten,
breit'
Der
READER
erste
und
Se-
36-1
35"
POR
in
kunde
will dich
vorbei."
Ewigkeit
der
wie
halten
fortan
35
BEGINNERS.
mein
der
Sprach
"
"Ich
Kind."
eigenes
Konig
30
Grimm.
Es
im
ein
war
jeder
aber
war
einer
nicht, wie
;'
trate
er's
jeder
ein
Das
die
Fechtmeister
werden.^^
fort.
Es
fand,
wo
traf sich
"
des
musste
was
rasierte
Hieb,
manchen
sich^
test
ware"
Haus
das
"
nicht
du
nimmermehr."
dass
jeder
Rechtschaffenes
schon
biss
vor
kriegst
aber
sein.
Der
die
Zahne
einera
er
Hiebe,
so
von
sie
"
zu
euch', und
wieder
kommt,
Haus
haben."
alteste
dritte
sie
wollte
ein
aber
ein
eine
10
Zeit,
zogen
15
und
Schmied
Der
dachte
Haus."
und
Der
meinte
und
bekommst
sich
du
bier
Bar20
bekam
zusammen
bei"
"Nun
auch,
Fechtmeister
dachte
tuchtigen Meister
das
Herren
nahe
sprach
er
lernte.
beschlagen
denn
verdriessen,'''
dich
einen
gar
unter
wollten, und
kommen
vornehme
lauter
der
bestimmten
fehlen, du
nicht
dann
Barbier, der
Hause
Pferde
Konigs
dir's^*
kann
ein
auch,
'-
er
zufrieden
er
zu
versucht
Darauf
nach
wieder
und
ihr
macht,
zweite
der
ein, und
Rat
wenn
wusste
Geld
das
er
Welt
Sohne
Hufschmied,
sie
die
Handwerk
waren
wann
in
Vater
nicht, weil's
auch
hatte
dem
keinem
er
Haus
ein
endlich
da
nichts
Nun
gehabt,
Haus
hatte
sonst
"Geht
'"
das
das
er
Meisterstiick
beste
wohnte.
er
sollte, dass
wollte
war,
das
wer
Sohnen
worin
weiter
und
Sohne
fiel ihm
geteilt. Da
leme
Tode
anfangen
Voreltern
seinen
seinem
so
verkaufen
seinen
Haus,
BrUder.
drei
hatte
das
als
nach
gern
der
Mann,
Vermogen
drel
Die
36.
liess
"Furch-
das
Haus
25
36
Als
beste
"Ei,"
der
sagte
und
rasierte
dabei
einem
ihr
sehen, Vater,
fort*'
Jagen"
vier
der
sprach
45 Bruder
und
weil
Dritte
anfing
^
auf
soendlich
so
in
ihn
stark,
gosse,*^ schwang
als
das
erstaunte
sah,
stiick
55
Die
sasse
er
und
er
gemacht, das
beiden
den
'*
trocken,
ob
als
er
Haus
andern
als
und
fiel ;
Vater,
unter
Regen
Dach
sprach
Da
gewahren,"
Fach."
"Du
hast
kein
ward
und
Himmel
vom
und
Wie
das
und
Degen
starker
schneller
im
Kerl,"**
Kopf," dass
Mulden
und
auch
soil."
seinen
seinen
einem
dein
einmal
iiber
sollt
gut, wie
geben
er
immer
Degen
in
ganzer
so
zog
in
Hufschmied,
ein
mit
man
der
das
Herr
"Nun
Jagen.
auch
der
ist
ein
kam
Haus
"wenn
so
bist
lasst mich
Kreuzhieben
keinem
an
schlug ihm
das
ich
wem
regnen,
zu
ihm
Sache
und
Stutzbartchen,
und
deine
machst
"Vater,
"Du
an.
nicht,
weiss
ihn
Tropfen
wieder
ab
ein
Pferde, das
dem
riss
Hufeisen
"du
**
kann,'*''*
sprach
nach,
vier
Vater,
es
schwenkte
die
neue
ich
sprach der
ich
was
Laufe
so*"
vollem
in
sas-
Nahe
der
sagte
so
die
in
Hase
that
lange,
gerannt
Wagen
jagte,
nicht
wahrte
daher
dem
und
zei-
gelaufen.*"
gewaltig angreifen,"
nicht
Es
nicht
gefallt mir,"
andern
Wagen
sprang
ihn
zu
nahm
sein
Laufe
sie
wie
gerufen,""
vollem
in
vollem
er
"Das
dein."
Haus
in
schnitt
die
bis der
ihn
er
Kunst
daher
wie
auch
weh.
sich
liber's Feld
bei
nicht,
Wie
ratschlagten.
Hase
schaumte"
ihm
Haare
ein
sie
aber
wussten
sollten, ihre
Seife, schaurate,"
dann
kam,
35 und
einmal
auf
Becken
und
beisammen
kam
30 sen,
finden
kamen
war,
sie
Gelegenheit
sassen
gen,
herum"
zusammen
II.
[Part
READER
Zeit
gesetzte
wieder
Vater
die
sie
die
nun
ihrem
40
GERMAN
beste
blieb
der
so
Vater
Meister-
ist dein."
Briider
waren
damit"
zufrieden.
Wie
38
'
Kreide
ging
rief
mit
bin
und
Geisserchen
wir
Mehl
du
that
es
der
Wolfes
sich
das
woUten
sahen,
wer
es
geschwind,
zweite
auf
Thiir
ins
so
und
Schiissel,das
fand^sie
45
gebiisathatte, ging
Bald
darauf
in
die
das
kam
er
nicht.
ein,
er
weis-
"Wenn
dich
"
Da
ich
thiir
Hausbin
eure
kriegen." Die
sehen, und
ware
Wolf
ausser
ihre
wie
Mutter,
herein.
sie und
eine
sechste
Wanduhr.'^
Leben.^*
am
^^
Geisserchen
Ofen,
das
sie,
fein
fress' ich
mich
den
ging,"
ging
war,
sie
erschraken
verschluckte
blieb
zu
meine*
mir
mir
wollte
Pfote
und
Schrank,
siebente
alle und
W^anduhr,'^ das
die
es
bist der
ging fort
geschenkt"
liessen
da
Er
sieben
glaubten sie,es
gut
bist
sich.
lasst
erst
war,
; du
Wolf
"
"so
der
etwas
war,
klang, so
die
machten
Wolf,
zu
soil
sie schneeweiss
sahen, dass
du
gethan
Miiller
Kinder,
euch
von
streu'
fiirchtete
er
"Liebe
Geisserchen
des
der
das
als
Der
wieder
Wolf
sagte
und
! *'
Pfote
Mutter
bestreich*
Backer,
"Muller,
Der
sahen
"
I"
Miiller,denn
Mutter; jedes
35 sieben
sprach
auf."
hatte
Er
gelegt; das
Fuss, wie
nicht
thust," sprach
der
und
Teig
meine
auf
ging
Nun
aber
sprach:
und
nicht
es
me
und
frischem
Mliller
zum
ses
dir
Backer
mit
schwarzen
und
ein, ich
"
"Unsere
Dar-
Hausthiir
haben
Fenster^
sprachen
machen
"
lasst mich
soil etwas
das
an
fein damit.
Geisslein
Kinder,
euch
von
Pfote
schwarze
Wolf, und
Pfote
40
jedes
Stirame
sieben
"Liebe
II.
[Part
seine
der
zu
Mutter
READER
machte
einem
30
wieder
er
sieben
du
und
er
Stimme
seine
die
ass
feiner
eure
aber
25
die
nach
20
GERMAN
dem
Darauf,
und
Wie
sie
versteckten
unter
den
das
vierte
Tisch,
in
die
unter
eine
gros-
Aber
der
W^olf
jiingsten in der
als
er
seine
Lust
fort.
die
Mutter
nach
Haus.
Was
musste
sie
Kissen
ben
Kinder
und
fing an
uhr
und
rief
in
miide
aber, die
Kindlein
sie ihre
noch
sie beide
und
Schere
Abendessen
hat
hat^^
weiter
nicht
Geschwind
sie dem
er
als sie
Gier
Luft
und
waren.
den
Bauch
und
Hast
Sie
und
Wolf
wieder
zu,
ihn
wie
Mutter,
Nun
!"
Wackersteine
.und
anfiillen,
er
nichts
ein 60
alien
gingen
tiefen
und
Schlafe
schnarcht,"
Seiten
"zura
65
hinuntergewiirgtund
sich
da
hingestreckt.
sie noch
Damit
ritzte
genomerlost
Gefangnis
sprach
herbei."
die
merkte
"Gehf
Damit
Alte
und
mussten
nahte
und
70
sprangen,
Schaden
dem
die
am
Geisserchen, die
keinen
aber
wie
ihr
kam
im
er
die sechs
aus
alte
her,"
verschlungen hatte,
sie
Die
jiingsten Geisslein
von
und
auf, und
dass
und
folge mir
Wolf,
heraus, hatten
Leib
bin
aufschneiden."
^^
schwere
den
und
Bauch
ganz
ihre
erzahlte
griine Wiese
sich, dass
herzten
Wand-
gehalten,"
Endlich
dem
zu
konnen
Schere
den
freueten
geschwind
die
ihm
dachte
Kindlein
sechs
laufen
bekamen,
tragt grosse
sie dem
meine
mir
will
Wolf
in der
men
gieb
; ich
Leben
er
!"
der
eingeschlafen.
war
betrachtete
und
lietot
und
eine
lag. "Da
den
fanden
auf
konnte."
retten
Zwirn, Nadel
und
! 50
sind
Mahlzeit
sich
listigwar,
sagte
Wiese
starke
und
sie
hinaus
der
die
und
guter Gedanke,
"Nimm
und
Mutter!"
Jammer
55
geworden, hatte
klug
Decke
meine
hat
jiingsteaus
Hebe
waren
war.
er
gelegt
ein
war
Geisserchen
das
noch,
Banke
und
gewesen
sprang
lebt
"Eins"
Sonnenschein
Geiss
auf
Da
und
zerbrochen,
das
sieben
aber, nachdem
und
den
ist da
Ungliick gekommen
Wolf
satt
gezogen
meine
weinen.
zu
Bett
gefressen ;
Kiiche
in der
sie,"der Wolf
rief
"Ach!"
dem
aus
39
Tisch, Stuhl
offen ;
Schlisseln
die
umgeworfen,
und
stand
Hausthiir
! Die
sehen
war
BEGINNERS.
FOR
37-]
sicK
ihn
75
so
rvidal
40
Als
80
so
konnte
vor^
sich
er
kamen
Wolf
ist
und
"
tanzten
das
suchte
die
riefen
"
Brunnen.
wollte,
mehr
halten,
Geisserchen
"Der
Wolf
den
Hahnchen
holt."
^
uns
eine
sie bis
ku^z,*
10
den
Brunnen.
sagte
nen."
ber
zum
"
fertig
er
Hahnchen
"Du
gehe ich
kommst
zu
zu
einen
musste
Als
bauen.
nicht
Fuss
war,
:
"Du
mir
nach
den
Grimm.
Eichhorn
ich
sie
wir
sie
gingen
heller
Tag
nicht, ob
nach
Fuss
kleinen
war,
sie sich
Hause
Wagen
sich
setzte
kannst
von
Haus,
als
dass
weg-
zusam-
blieben
dick'
so
waren,
das
ich
das
Nussschalen
hinein
immer*
nur
!"" sagte
uns
gehen, und
Hiihnchen
dich
ge-
wollen
iibermiitiggeworden
so
recht
alle
"komni,
Da
ein
es
sindreif
sie das
machen."
weiss
ob
"Die Niisse
Hiihnchen,
weil
und
Nun
oder
sie wollten
Hahnchen
das
Berg,
hatten,
auf
essen,^ ehe
einander
Abend.
zum
gegessen
mit
einander
antwortete
Lust
auf
Hiihnchen
zura
daran
! der
Lumpengresindel.
wir mit
satt
"Ja,"
"
fort
men
wollen
recht
einmal
sprach
da
worden,
Das
sa-
ist tot
Nach
38.
ihm
trinken
nicht
um
pum-
Geisser-
einen
sieben
und
werde
und
Steine
Freude
vor
Trunk
ihm"
es
sechs
nur
biickte
der
Wie
alle da-
er, dass
rumpelt
doch
und
Wasser*
Schwere
der
"Es
frischer
"
Hohe
fuhlte
habe'^'
herzugelaufen/*
sie
tot
die
ertrank.
und
sliirzte hinab
hen,
in
sie
sprangen
II.
Hecke.^
sprach
er, ein
iiber das
aber
sich
er
eine
und
dachte
Da
sich
helfen, machte
und
herum
gegessen.**
85 Wie
hinter
war
Leib
im
mir
pelt'^^
chen
Leibe
im
schwer
Daraach
ausgeschlafen" hatte, so
Wolf
der
[Part
READER
regte.
sich
versteckten
und
von
Schlaf
in seinem
einmal
GERMAN
vorspan-
Hahnchen,
mich
und
"lie-
vorspan-
38.]
lasse
nen
Wie
ging sie
und
stieg
es
sie mit
seinen
sich
Hahnchen
und
sie zwei
Nahnadel.
Die
stichdunkel
ein
sei
es
vor
dem
viel Platz
Thore
Fiisse
zu
Nacht
nicht
so
gut
kehrten
gen/"
keine
Reden
sein
es
seinem
und
es
wurde^*
wei-
Schritt
*'
30
sie nicht
Bier
bei dem
sich
die
waren,
einsteigen
einer
Schneiderher-
der
Leute
magere
einnahmen,
doch
mussten
nicht
Hiihnchen
nicht
3'5
auf
die
weil
sie
treten.
'^
Spat abends
die
hatten
"
da
auf
waren,
und
sagten,
25
was
zu,
gefahren
Strasse, ob
seien^^
und
gewesen
lauf
sie keinen
der
auf
liess.
Kutscher,
war
Stecknadel
!" und
konnten
sie
konnten;
versprechen, ihm
sie
da
schmutzig
so
Hahnchen,
verspatet.
einer
"Halt! halt
und
Weges^*
Gnade
um
spannen
Jagen. "Ente,
Stiick^
ein
werden,
wenig einsitzen
berge
in einem
endlich
Leibe;"
sie
20
auch
war
Wagen*
Bock
den
ge-
Damit
Hahnchen
den
vor
Fussgangern,
rief en
bekommen!""
gewaltig,dass
so
"Ihr
Nussberg
tiichtigzu
auf
nun
sie
begegneten
ter, auch
Strafe
fort"
es
Als
!"
Sporen
daher:"
meinen
in
schlecht
Ente*
der
sich
ging
kannst
gleich
ziehen,*
selbst
Ente
los.*'* Aber
zur
gem
setzte
darauf
eine
geheissen
Hahnchen
faul
und
bat
will 15
Kutscher
gewettet/
sitzen, aber
Bock
euch
soil
das
das
auf
euch
hat
wer
Wartet,
hackte
nicht
stritten, schnatterte
so
Diebsvolk,
nicht
dem
auf
ich nicht."
sie
hen?
wir
haben
so
und
sein
thu'
das
nein,
-^
ich vvohl
du
BEGINNERS.
FOR
kamen
weiter
nicht
Fuss
zu
war
sie ein.
Haus
vornehme
sie
fahren
und
Der
einem
zu
von
Wirt
sei schon
Wirtshaus, und
wollten, und
einer
Seite auf
machte
anfangs
voll,gedachte
Herrschaft
solle das
fiihrten,'^"
er
sein
auch
endlich
Ei haben,
die
Ente
die
andere
viel
Einwendun-
wohl,
es
aber, da
welches
auch
das
fiel,"40
mochte
sie siisse
Hiihnchen
42
45
eins
Tage
50
lege,
frisch
auftragen
gens,
als
das
verzehrten
es
Dann
des
flogen sie,
rauf
55 Die
die
Wirts,
geblieben
fand
und
einen
sich
hob
sich
60 wollte
iiber
einem
Ohr
sich*
eine
als
das
Gesicht
65 will mir
alles
auf
hatte
Nahnadel
gestochen.
70
seine
er
ging
Da
that
er
einen
Haus
zu
drein
zum
die
so
und
nehmen,
Dank^**
wie
in
wusch
fuhr
ihm
die
noch
und
aber
spat
bose
gestern
nicht
und
hatte
Schwur,
kein
Lumpengesindel
Schabernack
umsah,
nichts
treibt.
von
wollte
Herd
kam,
morgen
ver-
geschwind
!" denn
die
den
Kopf
Verdacht
auf
in
gekommen
ihnen
verzehrt,
nadel
Steck-
und
"Auweh
nach
viel
und
Strich
aber
und
abend
das
liess sich
und
er
sich
das
die
"Heute
nieder
schrie
munter"
sich
den
an
Hof
Stunden*
roten
Augen.
schlimmer
vollends
einen
sagte
im
und
in die Kiiche
er
er
Kopf,"
Hohe
er
war
Caste,' die
Federn,^"
Grossvaterstuhl
ihn
Nun
wie
und
in
paar
ihm
ging
Dann
und
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53.
l\th\
fannft.
lieb',
fo lang
bu
lieben
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bu
lieben
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2Bo
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Mein
Was
Herz,
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und
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sprich, woher
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war's
was
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IS
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in
sie
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!**^
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Liebe
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selbst
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am
vergisst!"
tiefsten ?
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ist Lieb'
wann
Gedanke
kommt
ist Lieb'
wann
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ihrer*
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fragen
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Und
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61.
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Dich
rufe
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mich
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mich
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So
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Du,
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segne
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ich
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mich
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der
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BEGINNERS.
segne
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20
ja
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dem
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I
KORNBR.
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schwer
62.
Abschied
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vom
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so
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5-64.]
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Madchens
Des
63.
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BEGINNERS.
Der
Eichwald
brauset,
Das
Magdlein
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bricht
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sie seufzt
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Auge
Du
Heilige,*rufe
Ich
habe
genossen
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habe
gelebt
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rinnet
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nenne,'
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der
und
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wecke
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die
siisseste
den
der
schonen
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der
Liebe
nichts
mehr.
zuriick
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und
"
,q
nicht
auf
heilet die
wilPs
nicht
Schmerzen
Lust,
"
15
versagen.
vergeblichen Lauf,
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fiir die
Liebe
Brust
verschwundener
Klage den
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ist leer
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dem
Die
mit
getriibet:
dein
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giebt sie
zieh'n,
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ist
weiter
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hinaus
vom
Herz
"Das
an
die Welle
sich
Wolken
die
nicht
trauernde
auf
Brust
verschwundener
und
Lust
Klagen."
20
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64.
Es
reden
Von
Nach
und
bessem
einem
Hoffnung.
traumen
die Menschen
kiinftigenTagen
vie!
gliicklichen,
goldenen
Ziel
74
Sieht
Die
sie
man
'
Doch
Die
der
fiihrt ihn
"
Jiingling
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lo
beschliesst
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am
ist kein
Erzeugt
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im
was'
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ein,
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begraben
den
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pflanzter
die
"
Gehirne
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wir
sind
Hoffnung
auf.
;
an
geboren
Stimme
die innere
Lauf,
Wahn,
Thoren
laut sich
es
mnden
leerer, schmeichelnder
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was
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nicht
im
er
kiindet
Herzen
ihr
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dem
Denn
Es
15
mit
locket
jung,
ins Leben
frohlichen
den
Sie umflattert
wieder
hofft immer
Mensch
spricht,
tauscht
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Seele
die hoffende
nicht.
SCHILUOL
Die
65.
Drei
Worte
Sie
Doch
gehen
Herz
sie nicht
'
nicht
Wenn
er
Der
Mensch
Und
war'
Munde
zu
mehr
an
aussen
von
giebt davon
nur
Menschen
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euch, inhaltschwer,
Munde
von
stammen
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ich
nenn'
Glaubens.
des
Worte
her
'
Kunde.
geraubt,
glaubt.
in Ketten
III.
jagen.
wird
alt und
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und
rennen
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die
er
wenn
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die
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rasender
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irren
nicht
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FOR
65.]
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von
25
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her,
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sein
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glaubt.
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6;
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68.]
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BEGINNERS,
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^^^^t/
aal.
Jlaiferf
2anb
"
feine 3!Rac^t
; "ilber l^egenfeine Serge too^I in mand^em
unb
tief
en
"d^ad^t.''
Sdnb in iijjjj'ger
JJiitte/'
frrac^ber Surfurft*
,,"e^t mein
bem
in ben 2^l"alern,
auf ben
Sll^ein,
^golbne "aaten
t)on
Sergen eblen
SBein."
Sanb
bem
euren
Saiern
tool^I"
nid^tfte^tan
lo
"d^d^en nad^."
ber'
"berl^arb,
f^jrad^
: "5Wein
mit
bem
l^atHeine
Sanb
fd^toer;
J)od^ ein
Kleinob
in SBdIbern,nod^'
l^dlt'^
tjerborgen
: S)afe^
15
"c^ofe."^*
.
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e"
riefber "err
SR^ein:,,"rafim"
t)on
S3art!
"ad^fen,
ber Jjon
ber
fflaiern,
Sanb
ijom
trag^
ebelftein!"^*
iterner.
70.
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f\)rengf^
er
"er
jtt
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nid^tfc^redflid^
W^/iXmit
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Sdme
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jeberfud^tmit fd^euer(Sir
im
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82
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unb
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[Part
runb
(2trafeen,
um^er/
III.,
tparb'g
70.
j^lo^s
unb menfti^cnleer/
lic^[tiff
Kinblein
6in
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ber
3KarIt
bcm
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am
2Bol^It)ielefa^n
10
nur,
lein^ "rab
t)on
obcn
fierangen
bie
l^erab,
fiefd^autengebffnetbe" ^inb=
n?einten
unb
"dnbe
blicften
fel^runb
"
bag
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fd^on mit
roffenben
ber
2lugen "Iut
l^erjjerrei^enb
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ju fdjaun!
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nur
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rettenben Strm
S)er Sotoe
bannen
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mit!'' *^
bu bid^felbftbem
2Biffft
aSerberben
30
35ers
ren
25
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rettet
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fremben
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beg
urn
fte bag
unb
an,
aug
bem
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untjerfel^rte
Slad^en
in
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erfannte
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beg
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jeng 3lffgeh)alt
"
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beg
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bon
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gro^miitigen "inn
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"d^retfen bleid^,fjjrac^ftiff:Urn
fiinbeg ^^\^^x\.
id^aud^ meineg
I^dtt'
beg
eigenen
bal^ingegeben.
Sernl^arbi.
IV.
PART
SELECTIONS,
PROSE
FOR
WITH
NOTES
NARRATIVE,
MAINLY
"
READING.
RAPID
AND
GRAMMAR
(83)
REFERENCES.
86
2)ic
anttoortetc:
feiner "anb
S)a trat
20
READER
[Part
unb
"ii"igfeitbe^ 25afciii",
bcinen
"eiterfcitunb
ben
frb^Iid^cn"inn.
25
leeren
ate "flaijen
fid^bulben
urn
"egenb
"inen
S)u
bem
2^eil
@rfa^"
ij^rer
gottlid^enSRatur!
beine SBei^l^eit,
meineft tool^I
begann
"aufen,
cinen
"eite
nun
mir
berliel^en
bie
ein anberer
"XiX%
fd^eineft
bafe bie Siatur auf
ju bel^aujjten,
unb
erfe^e," toag
ber
mangelt.
anbern
ober
ja ber I^or ftd^felber(xxc^,erften entfliel^en,
Siatur'*
35
flud^en,h)enn
blidEt nur,
6r
ben
"
er
einen 93Iitf in
tjerfe^te2tfoj),
auf ba"
gnneren emjjfinger
juni
ben
"
ungered^ten
"
unb
Stufeere,
in
feinem
tjerliefeen
fieben
beiner
"d^a|
l^ierin
frol^Iid^en
SBeifen. STber e^e
ber
SBiifte bergraben?
unb
3JJenf
d^en ber** SBal^r^eit
iftbenn
ba"?
^priefter,
3:emj)elunb
Slber
er
toar
benn
unb
gefammelten 3Bei"l^eit
fragte man.
3lltarefinb
"
"rfabrungen
ba^in ^ begeben,
SBei^^eitam
"
bein Seben
Sifoj),anttoortete
"
2Bo
ber
mii^te"
2)a
ber
eigenbiinfel."
SetDunbernb
45
bid^ nic^t
en."
"d^o})fer!raft,
ftereben ju laff
30
40
tooffen
lel^rten
mid^ bie "Jjrad^e ber S^iere,unb
"ie
ol^neSefd^merbe
je"tin bief
er menf d^en*
unb
"
!onnten"
SBa"
SfoJ)anttoortete
geben?
"ein
mag.
bie SKenfd^en
atmen;" beine "eftalt ift l^afelid^,
ju
unb
beiner,fobalb^*fie bid^ erblidEen,
fjjotten
einmal
3)ie 5Ratur
SKcnfd^en crfreucn
unb
bu t)ermag[t!aum
K5rj)er ift gebrc(i[;Uci^,
2uft
Sd^toielen"
unb
l^ert)or
bie
bie
IV.
!
ctncr
iiber beine
GERMAN
too
SKit
bie
meiften beburfen."
("r
unb
"
i"
ba
3)elj)t)i
getoefen,
71"72.]
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BEGINNERS.
FOR
'"
bie ^rieftereine gro^e Serfolguncj gegen
crl^uben
bie
fie befd^ulbigtcni^n
Unb
freimutig rebete.
aSal^rl^cit
Verier.
yt)arfeni^n in einen ftnfteren
unb
2:cmj)elraubeg'"
^eiterunb
aud^ l^ier
toar
"ctoolbe
^foj)
"
er
bc"
2t6er
s"
gutcr "ingc,"
il^nfragte: SBag
unb
affer SBelt*'
bid^ in
toeil
il^n,
anttDortete
^^^
3"f'^^*"^'^'^^i^
3)ie
*"i^^
felbft!
55
2Cber bie
einem
toon
l^o^en gelfen
ben 3Beg"
l^eiterm2lntli^
bent
au^
feinem Serf
^riefterlie^enil^nau^
aSoIfe
bem
^elfen,unb
"
toergangeneS Seben.
er
mit
SBaS
SfoJ) anttoortete:
tocrliereft?'*
mein
toanberte
il^n
2)a
S^obe.
jum
unb
aber
ftiirjen.gr
ju
fu^ren,"urn
er
5Kut unb
nid^t 60
%qA
toon
il^n
man
ftiirjte
l^iermit
Unb
"
frozen Sinn
gab feinenOeiftauf.
Jtrumma(^er.
72.
^ie
brci
6S
5!JZill^e
anfangen fann, um
Kinber
ju
emal^ren; toer
ber
fein"rot
ju
ol^ne
SBeib
unb
fj)arfam
betoeiftbie "efd^id^te
2)a^
"an"j5rg' "d^mibt.
2)er altc
red^te Sein
toon
toerbienen unb
aufmerffam, flei^igunb
nur
armfte Sauer^mann
"an"j|orgloar
ein
ba"
Settler,ber in Krieg^bienften
toerloren l^atte. 6r
in ben
ging nod^
S)orfern am
toor
me^reren S^^^^n
Sobenfee, um
33rot gu
im
unb
Sel^nftul^Ie,
bie Seute
tounbern
unb niemanb
fid^feiner,*
10
88
er
tocife,
tool^cr
Qcfunben!
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e"
^amin
gebrad^t!
bem
HEADER
ber brttte,
9Jein,fd^reit
er
l^atmit
en !
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aCe
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IV.
"
burd^ ben
15
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toiH'g
S^^^\^^
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fagen.
brei "o^ne, bie
"an"i6rg l^atte
lid^er
2^ugenb auferjog,
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er,
be^
"errn "d^ulmeifter^
unentgeltlid^
jur "d^ule fd^idtte.
3ln einem
20
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teilte
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unb
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5lot !
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l^eifeen
2^age fa^ ^an^prg
!
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3)u, 35eit,
bift
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aSalb unb
unb
benn
35
tjertounbert
toag
SBelt
unb
40
anttoortete
unb
unb
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: "Db
mad^et "elb.
bie^
t)ielel^unberte
ijerftel^en
"elb
ertoorben
nur
getrunlenl^abt,unb
3^
leinem
^unftftiii
nid^t, Unb
l^abt,fo fammelt
gel^ort
\o\Vi'^eud^le^ren;
e^
unb
n?enn
i^r
berje^rte^
Xoxx
$of l^aben,eigenen
ipag
"arten, fo fdHt boc^ mand^e^ l^in,
eurem
^an^jorg
eud^ bamit
unb
getDonnen.
unb t)ierjig
"ulben."
jtDeil^unbert
3^'^^^ fci^ont)ier
^n jel;ngal^renfmb bag"
fd^on
72.]
^anSjorg
35arauf fiil^rte
"tabt
9BaIb.
gelb unb
unb
89
BEGINNERS.
FOR
Kc^ fieaHe
@r
2)rel^erJjerfaufen,bie bergleic^enju
grofecnSeine
eg
Jjerfauften
bie
an
Olafer. ^m
t)erarbeitcn.
grofeeSdcfe
in
unb
gefd^icfte
an
man^erlei"
J)e"gleici^en
lafenfte atteg alte "Ia"
^dcfe
"
^noc^en
unb
jufammen
45
brad^tenfiegtofee
"ommer
"albei, Slofenblcits
gefammelten" 93Jaci^l^oIberbeeren,
t)on
tourben
bergleid^enin bie 2t})otl^e!en,
befamen
unb
fd^on bejal^It
h)0 folc^e
fammelten fie,unb SRofe^aare,
ju finbentoaren,
fie einen
3Jlenfd^en^aare
ju
gefammelt.
(Sbtn
ein,unb
t)on
trodfneten
flei^igau"tt)ufd^en,
unb
lauften. 2Bo
bergleid^cn
gem
S)a
ftefold^e"jufammen.
n?ar
SEBagenmac^em, bie
ben
toaren
93a|en
fiean
aug
benn
unb
"eifenfieber
immer
l^atten. SBoUene
"
gm
unb
grower il^r"aufen
einem
"angfliigel,bie
unb ging
"d^reibfeber taugte, burfte tjerloren gel^en,
langfam, fo lamen
unbermerit
60
^a^)iermad^ertoerfauften,
je bidEer fd^offenbie
ben
bamit
fiir
man
"untj)enl^obenfieforgfditigauf ; je
toar, ben
3Sorbeigel^en
55
"aitenmad^ern brad^ten,
"
leinene
im
bod^ nur
gefd^Iad^tetem
SSiel^,
fo" fie
anbere
"aufen
fo fud^tenfie "d^tt)eingborften
jufammen
alleg "ebdrme
SSiirftenmad^er,
bie
50
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braud^en;
brad^te"elb
aUeg
bag
unb
ben
aud^
bie
2^aj)egierern,
ben
ju
unb
bod^nad^ 3Jlonaten
eg
jur
gur 65
"
gleid^
anfe^nlid^eSiinbel
jufammen,
"erbftenun
"
gar
boCauf ju tl^un.
looraug
70
90
GERMAN
"
t)erftanbige
"au"^altungcn
bereiteten;im
"ad^en
SKcngc Samcn*'
Ulmen
75
unb
unb
[Part
READER
"ffig, SKoft
SBalbe
unb
anbere
"ici^en,
Sudden, ^agebud^cn,Sirfen, 6rlen,
ber
bergleid^en
jufammen, bie i^nen
"amenl^anblern
ben
toon
bejal^Ittoarb.**
teuer
Dberforftem
Unter
ben
ben 5KulIer
Soigne beg "an"j[5rg liefeen
bie
anbere
nid^tgju tl^un
3legen ^ilje
toarmen
; ober
too^Iaugjuborren,unb
unb
"effelaugftojjfen
?PadEen,jum
eg
toenn
jum
ijcrlauften
unb
Sud^binber,S^aj^ejierer
"
ber "onne
lad^en/*unb
fd^arren,an
auf, lie^en
3Kel^It)on
biefenbttteren ^aftanien
il^r
Kaftanicnmel^Ifd^on an
toilben
man
bag
SKiillermeinte,fie toofften^'^
85 JU
nii^lid^c
^Mt
Kaftanienbdumen lafenfiebie Kaftanien in il^re
80
IV.
anberen
gab 2Jloog
eg
bie
an
unb
Kaufleute
2)ingen ju
tjer^
l^anbeln."
SBinter
3m
binben,
90
aug
SCBeibenruten
augjubeffern,ober
(barin
toar
ber
t)on
alte
Korbe
jierlid^e
"trol^ 2^eller
unb
ju
bamit/^ 95efenju
ober
fled^ten,
Korblein
ju
alte
fled^ten
beg
armen
3eug, ba^^
95
eg faum
100
2llg
bie Knaben
loerben'*'liefe,
toon linfg unb
aHe
fd^Iej)\)ten
red^tgjufammen, h)ie
3SogeI,toeld^e
fid^ein frifd^eg
SReftbauen tooffen.
nad^ unb
tou^ten,toie man
immer
!Denn
^\a% l^atte.
am
"ie
belannter,
gefd^idfter.
nun
bag
^a^x
ju "nbe
toar,
72-73-]
FOR
jufammen,
in ber
^erren in
l^atte,"
^unbert
aHem
ber "tabt
unb
benn
n)obei
SSerfauften,
brei unb
unb
fogleid^ju einem
au^."
t^at fieauf ^\x\,^
2)a^
fiel^atten
nod^ nie fo biel "elb
bann
unb
n?ann
jlDanjigSreujer.105
angefel^enenfi'auf*
beifammen gefel^en.greilid^
geleOt; aber
l^atten
fienod^ biel fd^Ied^ter
Srot
e^
bier "ulben
unb
cttoa^
3)enn
95a|cn be^S^agg jufammengcarbcitetl^atten.
ben
bon
9I
unb
einen
mel^r al"
BEGINNERS.
bag
miil^famerlDorbene
5Reus
no
:
ial^r^tage
73.
3)ie
brei
( @ c^ ( u g.)
5Run
ging'g^ frifd^in"
h)ieber
fleifeig.
"an"jorg
"au"n)efen, ging
ba"
beforgte
unb
"amenl^dnblern
l^alfbie
SBaren
fd^onfed^g^unbertunb
gu
bettein, fonbern
Sol^gerbern, "eifenftebern,
ju
beffer
n?arb
ben
an
bie
"ulben
bierjel^n
3Jlann*
greube, beim
untergebrad^t
l^aben.
3lber
nun
toaren
aHerlei
"aber.
anbere
ju
2Bein
Salb
unb
grdfeer,
^Ta
e"
gab
unter
il^nen
balb
ber eine %\\ toenig gearbeitet,
l^atte
n)ol;IfeiI
berfauft,balb
gctrunfen.
er
f^jrad^
ber
^an^jorg
bon
ben
ber
"d^ojjjjen10
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%\ixtaugt
92
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Oclb
iibrige
15
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bicibt bei
unb
aufgcl^oben,
; arbeitc*
unferm Kaufmanne
^angjorg
Oabriel
20
blieben
unb
berfd^tounben,
l^aben; benn
fetner
"Sebettoo^I,SSater
nie
unb
^anb
fjjrad^en
ging gegen
^JJcter
!''
"
3Rorgcn,
cttoag toon
fd^toad^. 2l6er
bei bem
an
bie
e"
er
Sinber
Slot
Mxtttxnad^V
nie n?ieber
"angj|5rgerful^r
Unb
bcr
gaH
gcgen
jcbcrfiirfid^! 3)a"
fiirben
IV.
[Part
/DEADER
Jlaufmanne,
ba" "elb
riil^rte
er
lie^ ftd^"
fonbem
bon
^an^
j^eifd^en^**
"au",
ju
enblid^fonnte
er
[ed^jig
'^ai}xzalt.
fd^on jlDeiunb
er
h)illid^feinem
bem
er
Iran!, unb
toar
unb
an
anttoortete
ben
in ber "tabt
Kaufmann
Sriefefd^rieber
^aj)itale
; benn
40
S)od^ bie
jtoanjig3"i^i^^ngetDol^nt
ein
grember
"6r
tt)ar.
"in merje^n
^an^jorg
am
,,bod^
gurSaft
!"
l^od^ften
einen
"ulben
""enbet mir breil^unbert
id^bin alt
unb
unb
fd^toad^,
t)on
3)arauf
3^^^^^\)on
meinen
l^abeic^fd^onfeitmerjel^n^a^ren nid^tgijernommen
nid^tme^r.
toar
jum" 2)orfel^inaug!"
nirgenbg l;in!""
"3d^ toeife
er
fd^rieb
Slber
2^agen mu^
35
3)ie
toeil er
berftiefe
i^n unbarml^erjig,
l^atte,
fottun"
forbernfonntc.
bon
fd^iiteni^m njol^I
30
alten
ntan
er
ging
gab bem
unb
lal^men^an^jbrg \t"o\)l
gern, fo lange"
bag
Unb
in
meinem
Sinbem
"ie
leben
nad^ unb
"benn
euer
"elb
l^atfid^iiber"
"
94
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READER
IV.
unb
meinc
^rau!"
75
[Part
bie^"
iftmeinc
grau,
unb
"Unb ic^bin
"abriel, unb
eucr
ic^l^abebiggergro^en ^orn^anbel in
aSeit unb
SBaren
80
reifte
; unb
o.yx^ Dftinbien,iuo^inid^breimal
$Run fommen
ben
l^abeaug
tootten
h?ir unb
euc^ mit
^inber
Dielgeliebien
cuer"
im
fegnetefie
benn
tool^nen,
un"
Settler.
toenn*^
"^rud^ ofti)orgebetet,
un"
eud^ nur
finb
unb
gebern, Saumfamen
unb
bergleid^enfammein"
"3a,"
3Kdb"
nid^tgelel^rt
fd^ulbig.^*"atteti^r un^
SRofenbtatterunb
iDdren
i^re SBeiber.
unb
90
unb
ne^men
wn^
})flegen."
unb
mit atterlei
ntir ein
erfal^ren,unb
Sriiber
ailter
fomme
2lber
unb
toir
fauer toarb
benu^en, fo
l^aben yxn^
euren
*"
bringt "atgcntob,
unb
95
bann
"elb, bag
er
beim
beffernSefolbung
^aufmanne
be"
"ol^ne unb
bermad^ten
ba^
"d^uHe^rerg,"
lebten alle
unb
fro^ unb
Dergniigt.
2)a
100
ba
ftanbenbie Sauern
unb
ben
fjjerrten
fagte,inbem
er
bebenflid^ben
Unb
SKunb"'
ber
auf unb
i)on
Sliigfte
ben
^o})f fd^iittelte:
"2)er
73-74-1
POR
BEGINNERS.
95
er
2lber ber
tinb
fid^ an
mag
?"
brei
beffen"
"os
a3eifj)iel
"dl^nen ein IcJ^rreid^ed
nebmen.
Sf"9oIle.
74.
Selbst
einem
einem
hatte
alle
nur
horte,
so
Herr
bei
er
Gesellschaft
du
Tolpatsch.
Lehrjungen,
aufs
mit
der
nach,
in
der
er
die
diese
oder
oder:
titulierte
das
halbe
wenn
'
er
wie
Gott
das
Schneide, oder
Redensarten
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so
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lernte
nach
viel als
den
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den
strich,'
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: 10
oder:
insgemein
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an
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will;
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er
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gen.
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von
heisst
sondem
seinem
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nicht
allerlei* Redensarten
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er
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lernte
Star
Barbier
noch
sonst
andern\
Segringen,
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was
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par
etwas
er
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bin
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will sagen
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junge gab
Star
Staren
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der
15
ver-
Star
auch.
Da
auch
nun
taglichviele
Branntwein
lachen/'wenn
Leute
im
ausschenkte,
die
Caste
mit
Haus
so
waren,
gab's
einander
weil der
manchmal
Barbier
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zu
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der
warf"
Star
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du?"
machst
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gelemt, dass
ich
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anderer
Lande"
alle
"Wie
einen
dem
nach
40
denkt"
an
mit
erholt
und
rechten
sagte
er
gesucht, wie
der
JO
Hansel
Also
und
als sie
als
kommst
;
"Ei
du
wissen
die
sie
ein
Der
Gefangene
vor
ihm
sieht, was
den
die
meine
um
morderischen
ausstreckte, und
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nachher
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der
ihn
was
anfanglich, als
hier
zu
sagte:
einen
er
wiisste,
er
mit
hier
Star
und
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wenn
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flogen ungliicklicher
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er
eine
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Hansel,
in
husch
Atem
hatte
ich
Schlinge?"
da
retten
wenn
aber, als
zu
Bar-
er
es
sich
kommen,"
dich
nicht
antwortete
"Par C.ompagnie."
brachte
bekam
kaum
viel
so
aufflogen,flog er
heraus, dreht
der
ter
Wet-
und
unter
"
er
sich
er
Dingen zuginge,^"
hatte, konnte
als
wo
Vogelsteller erschrak
Dfer
jetzt schon
"
nichts, schrie
das
er.
und
einem
Segringen!"
von
nicht
nach
und
fortkommen,"
Boden.
den
erzahlen.
Fliigel wieder
offen
Vogelsteller kommt
behutsam
auf
wieder
muss.
45
andern
was
alle Leute
zu
kann
in
Hansel,
Hansel
der
Fang
grossen
Finger
bier
Als
"
war"
Aber
einander"
mit
wirft ihn
und
"Sie
hab'
war
ich."
als
will !"
Gott
fur
er
dachte
er
besser
Weise"
Weg
Vogel mischte,
ihnen, denn
35
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hatte; und
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erster
schaft
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heraus
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zum
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in
zurief
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Star:
der
dachte
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das
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dem
von
sich
drein, das
Tolpatsch!!' und
"du
ihm
und
waren,
schon,
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er:
als
Wortem
Verstand
wussten"
Tages aber,
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30
der
Nachbarschaft
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den
er
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seinen
von
wenn
ihm
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READER
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seinem
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aber
der,
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74"75-]
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POR
damit
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Gegend
97
Zuspruch, denn
guten
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BEGINNERS.
jetzt noch
wer
Ader
zur
jeder wollte
weit
lassen," geht
den
und
merkbreit
Barbier
zum
in
von
Segringen.
Merke
55
So
mancher
passiert einem
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und
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auf
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Amsterdam
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wunderschone
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kam
Umweg
durch
wenn
herumflie-
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den
deutscher
Irrtum
als
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dies
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sich
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schones
in
er
erlebt
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sagen,
wie
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hatte.
und
in die
der
den
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Augen,'
10
bis
Lange betrachtete
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die
hohen
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kostbare
nicht
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zur
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keines
noch
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und
grosses
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mir
in
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ihn
Schicksal,
geschaftiger Menschen,
Verwunderung
dem
seinem
reiche
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fur
Amsterdam
ihrer*
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mit
seltsamsten
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gender
wie
werden
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aller irdischen
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grosse
Kannitverstan.
redete
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er
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voll
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dieses
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15
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lich
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so
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Das
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seine
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auf
45
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die
aus
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an
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Land
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dem
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Meer
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ausgeladen
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kurzem"
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aber
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jetzteben
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vol! Zucker
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zog,
Lande.
am
schwemmt,
und
stellen,"**
Kannit-
Mastbaum.
endlich
bis
Reihen
"
das
an
Wunder
hatte.
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an
seinen
diese
gliickliche Mann
Antwort.
Herr
den
an
mit
war," und
einen,
der
wie
heraustrug,
es
alle
ganze
Pfeffer.
endlich
er
kann
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gefragt
er
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betrachten,
zu
gewalzt, und
und
er
werde,
einander
heraus
Reis
fragte
"
standen
neben
und
mehrere
vol!
wie
angekommen
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dem
(sndlich
er
Aufmerksamkeit
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man's
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sein, der
Schiff,und
an
und
sehen
kurz
voriiber.
drei, wenn
viel als
gute
Mann
kam
anfanglich nicht,
zu
35 Schiff
aus
Schiff
schnurrte
so
nach
als der
verstand
ging welter.
ein,"
durchfechten
genug
der
Mannes,
er, und
nun
wusste
Augen
Aber
UnglUck"
zum
oder
Wort,
vermut-
nichts, sagte
1''^ und
deutsch
grundreicher "
Gass'
aus,
stand
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des
Name
dachte
verstan,
aber, der
Sprache
auf
heisst
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ein
muss
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(euch)
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hatte, und
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nun
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thun
IV.
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Jetzt 60
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55
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den
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langsam
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79.
Warum
die
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nicht
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auf
Flur
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schreiben
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waren
wie
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kann.
die
an
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und
lag
summende
dem
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der
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fallender
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lang
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wie
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tiefe
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auf
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kleine
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sich
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miissigin
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hiniiber, auf
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lustiges Gefiedel,
geangstigten
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ihm
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der
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auch
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schlafrigerHund,
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miiden
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die
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vor
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dann
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BEGINNERS.
POR
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und
hielt
bis
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trat
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am
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einem
"Was
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Tag des
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dem
aus
Sie
beugte
zu
heutzutage
ein
der
'
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alles*
strich
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keine
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von
den
war
die
Schulter*
25
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und
iiber
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fiber seine
des
sie ihm
lasien
machte
sich
sie
Enkel
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Hause.
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das
murmelte
dem
klaglichen Blick
man
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mitleidigauf
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knochernen
alte
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des
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eine
mit
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112
und
doch
mit
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das
nicht
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dann
wie
fragte nach
?"
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hatten
was
dass"
der
50
nicht
und
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ich
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60
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meine
recht
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die also
sie
aus
"
hinein
und
ihr
!"
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sah
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so
miissen, und
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recht
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ich
es
^"
worden.
ihr und
ihrem
friih bis in
von
ihr
kaum
Mutter
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auf's
meiner
gekonnt,
gerettet
meine
schwer
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nicht
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ich
erwartungsvoU
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besonderen
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kann, das
grosser
schaffen
helle
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noch
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Kindern
giebt.
hat
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zehn
den
er
auf, und
gegangen.
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hat
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kiimmerlich
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mehr
selig,"die
dadurch
Mutter
verdient.
gegangen
keinen
schreiben
nicht
keine
sein."
gerade
Mund
sich
jichtete
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merkwiirdige
den
sperrte
die Grossmutter,
"Dass
55
sehr
noch
der
ist eine
"
waret,
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er
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er
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braucht, blaute
heutzutage
es
schreiben
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auf
"
wie
Mann
uns
fragte er.
fiir einen
was
noch
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sonst
eine
die
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habe
soil"
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einer
wir, und
sonst"
man
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mit
trat
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wie
damals,
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"
auf
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noch
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gerade auf."
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Kindeskinder.
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40
neben
lesen
das
und
Gezeug
dem
klang
konnt
durch
Kinder
wohlgeratene
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setzte
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READER
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da
gefalien,*'
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79.]
sie hat
und
"
dass
sich
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es
Plotzlich
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klagt,so
lacht
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fremden
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miissen.
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hat
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eine
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gefragt,warum
sie
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du
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gesagt
viele
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thut, und
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hat
schon
hat
Da
ein
er
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machen,
meiner
es
stehen
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er
hatte
Erde
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erbarmlich
so
gesetzt
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U^
nieder
stattlicher
ein
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in der
ein
wie
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den
Stein
steht
angezogen
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auf
BEGINNERS,
schnell
Begehren
kundig
Buch
Stift 75
erfiillen.
zu
sie ein
hat
war,
und
Weil
Kreuz
gemacht.
Und
dass
geworden,
hat, und
ist der
dann
abscheulich
klar
sie
ist
fremde
geworden,
hat
lange
Asche
zu
Schwefel
dass
der
Hals
in ihrer Hand
Schrei
vergangen.
und
gerochen.
hinunter
Rticken
dem
Zeit
einem
verschwunden,
^
nach
Gottseibeiuns.'^
es
es
Buch
das
mit
es
Mann
eiskalt
Mutter
einmal
ist auf
da
fremde
tiber
Herr
Kopf
gebraucht,
"
von
geworfen
sie
aufschaut,
Wie
die
ganze
Da
ist
zu
Luft
'"
es
und
andrer
sich
80
gelaufen,
kein
gluhheiss
es
war
hat
meiner
ist ihr
als der 85
gelaufen, und
sich
gekommen
ist.
Dass
ein
schreiben
gemalt, das
Kreuz
gerettet,
dass
sie nicht
und
keines
darum
ihrer
gekonnt,*' und
hat
ihre Seele
hat
sie auch
Kinder
schreiben
von
streng
in das
Teufelsbuch
ewiger Verdammnis
darauf*
gelernt hat.
gehalten,
Und
wenn's
90
GERMAN
14
nach
ginge,"
mir
jetztanders
die
sprach
So
95
Seufzer
dammerte
in ihm
in der
der
einem
an
hatte
icomeister
seine
auf, dass
schwere
ein
er
Sankt
Am
*'
waren
Zelttiicher
muthe
Jager lagen
tigliefen
5 Becher
der
Herr
nach
Nasen
loschwarzter
der
und
einem
das
15 erzahlten
frohliches
Da
Kessel
auch
war
hier
sich Schwanke
Gelachter
klang
eine
Glocke
Fall.
Feuer
die
ein
schiirten
ge-
Die
die
Glut,
Jagerrecht.
es
Die
kraftigerFleischdunst
ihr
geht
Wild.
wandten
prasselndem
brodelte, war
stieg auf
zechten, wie
und
Leinen
Treiber
und
Hur-
fiillten die
erlegte'
welchem
der
frohge-
Mahl.
Herren
Jager und
Mahl
solchen
und
andern, und
die
ihren
iiber
aus
Felswand
pflegen.
an
hing,
Dienende
in dem
was
zum
Stelle, wo
Kessel
emporstieg.
einem
zerrten
Baumbach.
reichlichen
Tannenreisig
fieckigen Bracken
beim
thun
zu
Schul-
Gemeindewald
gespannt,
Moos
Firnewein,* und
kiihlem
Waidgesellen
Auf
Bei
von
Schiefer-
gekronten
Baum
zu
dem
auf
die Knechte
mit
ermattete
und
Baum
von
Es
Wunder.'
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von
mit,
seine
im
alten
Menge."
Hubert!
steilen
einer
Fusse
geht
Jahrhundert
Rudolf
SO.
es
guten,
seufzte
Aber
und
Eigenheiten,
IV.
aber
der
liebsten
am
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Zeit."
Enkel
zerschlagen.
die
nicht;
schickte
der
hatte
er
Haselstauden
wuchsen
und
Gedanke
Feldstein
auch
guten, alten
und
nach,
spat
tafel
du's
Grossmutter
Zeit einen
zu
diirftest
so
wie
her
READER
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wie
lustigzu,*
die
Diener
durch
den
den
das
Lachen
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FOR
Herren
verstummte.
ehrten
als brave
wandten
sie
und
und
1 1
Knechte
Jagersleute
entblossten
den
Herm
das
Walder.
der
das
und
Haupt
Dann
Gebet, wieder
Speis
zu
sprach der
Gaste, dass
baut
hat,
mit
eine
besten*^
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einer
es
seltsame
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die iiber
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von
sollt ihr
Mein
fort.
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ist da-
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ich
der
euch
Graf
schaut
25
zum
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in
hub
der
die meisten
heisst,das
so
er
an
zu
empor
heisst,wie
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Kapelle
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iibermannte
das
und
Wohl
dann, als
fuhr
Ross
der
Mahre
mein
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in
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ohne
bis
aus
die
seinen
kehrte
Tag
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35
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1788.
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eingesandten Manuscripte
der
Der
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so
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15 und
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24.
Juni
1794.
92.
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ledig finden.
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bleiben?
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gesetzt, Ihnen
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moglichst einrichten.
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man
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nach
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to
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given
not
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type
preceding
notes.
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present,
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in
are
the
the
For
"
PART
11.
and
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are
omitted.
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Notes
will
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in
rapid
found
be
reading,
in
the
Vocabulary.
References
italics.
grammatical
numbers
to
are
planations
Ex-
in
21.
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1.
Here
verb
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of
out
transposed
why
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you
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9.
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untranslated.
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10.
case?
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156
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23.
1.
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to
privative
of
sense
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8.
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id^
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see
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grammar.
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.
11.
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7.
8.
in poetry.
or
persons
Case
Infin.
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getvorbeu.
Idiom
3.
order?
?
this,
"
6.
the
Took
position of
Note
9.
noun.
4.
Could
difference
you
between
@tein.
uercbcltcn
ben
pers.
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it ?
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27,
for
31.
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1.
tearing, i.
23,
that
6.
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Cf.
English
infin. with
}U
3.
Case?
ravenous,
10.
case.
the
the
e.,
8.
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23,
do^
25,
order.
would
Supply
Pred.
30,
as
The
usually
should
have
that!
that
the
See
order
same
9.
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12.
guard
to
adj. (in)
9, etc.
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follow.
13.
superl.
7.
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Subj. cond.,
common.
dependent
also
in
For
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5.
know
we
mighty
infin.
Part.,
"
see
i. e.,
precedes,
following clause,
Reflex
11.
12.
you.
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4.
him.
in
versing
re-
where
obj. of l^iitett
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apposition
with
preceding
NOTES,
31-34]
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noun.
26,
16.
suffer^etc.
Remark.
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; also
these
in
inversion?
Why
Phrase"
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"
auxs.
14.
2.
/r^/w (that)hour
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on.
after modal
heretofore,omission
as
Logical
15.
periphrastictranslations
subject"
59
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for @tunbe.
of
auxs.
(by phrases), in
verb
when
readily
defect
of
consequence
of
English.
32.
1.
InqpenB."
e9 omitted
coii|b,mf
3.
be
to
5.
world?
Yx^^.
Intensive"
7.
25, Rem.
English
again
Note
"
often
had
if you
e.,
to be
case
"
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been,
expressed by
13.
to^
the
of
form
the
in
Rem.
See
9.
That
.
able
by being
infins.?
after both
be
may
of
i. e,,
"
Why
position,trans,
taken
See
sive.
pas-
fam.
pref. to
as
to.
31, 9.
words
such
etc.
known
How
ovXy"how
Emphatic
JU
or
Cf.
etc.
force
the
How
peculiarity
12.
2.
6. However.
that,
subj.
JU, up
4.
to be astonished.
conj .? Why?
or
l^in,l^cr,
of
joy
10.
so.
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14.
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might expect
Remark.
do
to
Adverb
We
Why
15.
8.
/"dV^"/.
11.
21,8.
Cf.
force
Note
Cf. 26, 6.
introductory.
k:^)."pretended
Xanjcn,
is, jnm
unless
bw!^, Won,
as
etc. ; in
ja, nur,
only:
tone
33.
1.
much
Mr.
Fox
Note
influence.
3.
Case
5.
Phrase;
case
with
absolute.
with
lommcn
haste
infin.,
to, etc.
lost
your
phrase
7.
6.
had
verbal
how
"
Here
do
6.
27,
idiom
"
remained
verbs
it would
after
our
go
sticking
"
not
dep.
have
been
about
as
infin.
; also
ben
have
you
had
you
with"
over
Note
Idiom,
2Jiad^te
9.
"
for
personal
tonnen
able
would
for
to, etc.
not
have
life.
34.
1.
Phrase
homewards.
word-order.
"
in
4.
6.
olden
Comp.
times
adv."
Probably,
(vor, ago).
2.
fopn?
5.
case
i. e.,
from
his
Accent?
3.
The
is relative.
dress.
sense
7.
Phrase
See
"
32,
to
caught?
got
been
times
8.
Note
^^"
Rem.
2.
to.
23, 9.
hard
up.
^"m
23,
Note
running
came
for
these
on,
compare
Was
"fittet il)r,cond.,
11.
modal
with
"
7.
force.
idiom"
"
fo,see
For
get
you
indirect;
lomnten
Note
Idiom
10.
as
Impers.
^crr
simply quoted.
as
"eltcit
2.
10.
27,
^perf.
part. English present,
"
gelonnt, idiom
12.
21,
if
as
heretofore.
Note
Reflex
4.
as
case,
indicative,
compare
uber,
bafifmade
as
articl% and
note
"
14
"
Note
churchy
l6o
Idiom
8.
stopped" '^'tt,
"
in
omitted"
is
[Part
NOTES,
the
phrase
set
Demons,
order
Part,
In
that
The
17.
form?
Idiom
inquirer
"
16.
on.
8.
10.
Aux.
der
liebe
Gott
does
{how)
those
diejenigen
infins. should
two
32,
"what
of
sense
time
See
/"5^
noun,
12.
God.
good
Mon(d)tag.
stand.
to
the
11.
14.
13.
me
clauses?
what
Case
9.
10.
33,
Stands
IL
that
(who),
15.
yet
tinues
con-
ever
strictlystand
cern
con-
last
"
in
"
what
respectively?
Remark.
of
freedom
Note
"
word-order, in colloquialstyle
also hereafter.
as
"
35.
Note
1.
and
far
as
one]
[some
Inf. idiom,
where
stop
be
Note
as
12.
2.
for.
See
have
"
21,
3.
as
9.
Phrase
5.
8.
25,
Case,
4.
able
"
2.
22,
See
32,
indef.
do
See
to
so.
15.
"
Cond.
einem,
Case?
etc.
every,
Case?
stopped.
"
See
Phrase
7.
2.
24,
eyes.
Idiom,
of
sense
One's
man.
14.
be
to
cause
order.
j^"/
Colloquial,
11.
seen.
25, 6.
/", as
be.
will
i. e.,
"
would
nom.
Idiom,
be
to
6.
9, etc.
23,
idiom"
Causative
4.
wide.
colloquial
also
gender,
gram,
verted,
in-
8.
Let
11.
10.
ind.
obj.,
13.
32, 9.
Present,
for
fut.,
1. 74.
andere,
36.
1.
other
No
Cf.
have.
he
might
15.
6.
Case?
before
not
you
7.
9.
mind
it
^lit.?
17.
i. e., ended.
printed
as
the
i. e., in
compound
13.
miss
To
nick
of
20.
"
Position,
seek
"
For
it.
Idiom
is
liber's
time.
with
15.
Subj.
indirect
The
22.
with
pres.
kommen,
colloquial for
correct
more
das,
as
for
fut.
as
fiber
24.
14.
das.
of
sense
Impers.,
16.
Did
Cf., 35, 5
"
heretofore.
21.
the
the
if
19.
verb
is
if called,
As
is seifte
If
10.
woUte
"
In
33, 8, where
reading
23, 8, etc.
as
Subj.
he"
"
12.
18.
Cf. 32,
8.
opinion.
Idioms.
prep.
also
his
"
5.
25, Rem.
noun.
so
"
whoever
words.
to
rights
fortunes.
your
adj.
liked
cf. 22, 7.
position, see
etwas,
note
have
one's
preceding,
For
himself" -not^
would
i. e., invade
"
"
"
repeats
11.
afraid of (lit.before)
are
"
4.
yourselves
accus.
whom.
can*t
Try
subj.
one,
anyone.
Emphatic,
of
use
Cond.
to
near
to
werden
with
welchem,
Around
Ihm
and
too
wrong
Why?
that, peculiar
stands
as
Step
do
not
^literally? 2.
"
With
bei
3.
22, 9.
that
as
property
others
ein.
23.
dont
try
NOTES.
36-37.]
hard.
very
straight
"
related
how
Here
often
15;
of
36.
aus.
than
in
and
piece
Both
English.
subject,and
object becoming
and
i*
schwenken
"
phrase,
35.
10.
32.
//; etc.
^x
Rhyming
note
Fam.
25,
as
force
Note
often
idioms
rendered
by
much
are
more
verb
simple
in
common
impersonal
the
"
omitted.
object being
reflexive
the
See
Phrase
29.
ran.
why
"
33.
27.
he
giessen,
"
reflexive
the
are
subj.
34.
omitted
impersonal
The
"
so
while
"
23, 9, etc.
as
Rem.
31,
denselben
Cond.
translated.
auxiliaries
What
Remark.
German
be
cannot
noun
expect
31.
inversion,
and
omitted,
ob
Infin.
28.
Cf.
26.
etc.
11,
might
We
30.
schwingen?
to
22,
stopping.
without
"
fellow.
smart
"
on
Cf.
25.
Rem.
See
l6i
Note
in
exs.
this
hereafter.
37.
1.
Lit.
^^r^
"
explain
this
indef.
lit.
first, emphasis
the
the
following
expresses
and
hair.
in
5.
8.
deg
you.
as
"
Phrase
this
In
33,
II.
20.
Adj.
19.
dist.
tumbling.
25.
Cf.
36,
"
corresponding
as
17.
the
adv.,
23.
"
thither
as
be
rumbles
and
they
could.
the
tumbles
or
there
is
for
ich
See
babe.
Rem.
24.
18.
See
repeated.
21.
only.
sense
Familiar,
others
thinking,
regularly
obj.
14.
hingestreckt.
by
I
in
use,
Part.
not
kept
"
more
often,
12.
why
and
kOnnen
would
aux.
from
omitted;
35,
intensive,
Rem.
as
press
; ex-
Cf.
frequent
"
well
as
and
both
etc.
hide
"
pron.
7.
somewhat
See
Aux.
Hither
to
please,
feines.
16.
phrase
Rhyming
and
Remark.
is here
"
pers.
"
houst
phrase
of diminutive.
form
phrase
Impers.
Eines.
case,
whole^
"
for
for
Emphatic,
erst
"
the
into
Alliterative
4.
mir
but
politeness,
Familiar
13.
6.
double
2f^^22',
Belongs
such
22.
36, 35.
far
11.
sentence
subj.?
Why
also
for
pers.,
15.
alive.
Note
Cf.
present.
"
also, in
as
3d
language.
pred.
23, Rem.
future.
certain
3. Phrase
explain.
he
if
"
Cf.
tone.
9.
einmal
a
fact.
30, 7.
10.
earlier
up.
In
English by
Cf.
7.
frisst
Case?
2.
use.
Cf.
ling
rumb-
Phrase,
20.
Note
freedom
possible,the
the
familiar,colloquial style
of phrase
like familiar
and
construction.
style.
of
this
The
and
similar
translation
pieces,with
should
preserve,
NOTES.
62
[Part
II.
object,
sie
38.
Idiom
1.
Case
2.
time
as
as
soon
be hitched
if
for
present
11.
Go
for.
13.
Also
Away
they
etc., and
17.
former
fers
here
21.
without
etc.
The
18.
foot, i.
Es
good
27.
and
Everything
36, 23.
28.
Ge-
tr.
in indirect
the
would
Note
reason.
direct
were
give
of
the
same
Cf
Rem.
see
reminds
indirect.
old
below,
of
19.
20.
See
ReRem.
time
25.
23.
See
indicating
Phrase
note
"
26.
14.
ill luck.
See
"
the
idiom.
etc.
2.
22,
us
diff. of
i. e.,
up,
"
14.
31,
tricks
"
plural.
as
especially
Note
speech.
speeeh
i. e., instead
"
distance.
are
herself.
head
my
37, Rem.
waddledy
high
Bestirred
at
and
by
went
"
subjs. and
subjs.
had
expressed
colloquial
"
See
Note
Carry
bargain.
our
This
"
For
^^
and
flies
short
"
The
22.
24.
anybody.
to
were.
trotter
etc.
soUe.
on
(sich, dat.)
set
they
you
Schneiderherberg'e
waren,
e., not
nail.
indirect
Note
table
word
Remark.
latter
16.
whether
on
collective
if
form.
Infin.,dep.
bed.
the
case
just at
"
"
not
was
is
and
Phrase,
mal
nor-
there)
got you
los-gehen,
tooth
"
15.
36, Rem.
guilds.
afresh
Rem.,
See
into
12.
ixnmer
along" motion,
quacking
dat.
euch,
"
"
good
below.
For
you
Thai
of infin. -selbst
Came
to
them
10.
8.
Note
than
.
idioms.
use
colloquial pitched
asked)
not
with
went.
trade
Was
future.
{Vve
"
walk
the
note
exclamatory
hard
note
{And
35, 8, and
certain
her.
rather
I will
in short.
emphasizes
phrase
Fam.
of
position
Adv.,
Nur
9. Note
bet."
Lit."
6.
please.
you
5.
sentence.
new
7.
Cf.
up.
4.
talkiftgnonsense.
are
as
3.
following, as
"
Note
fill of lAem~-\iter3.\\y?
our
explain.
order
any
tat'
"
yet the
form
in
study of
general,the
while,
that
the
the
indicative
tense
same
for the
and
"
the
subjunctive
will be
present
used
when
the
such
hereafter.
39.
1.
Case?
Position.?
6.
8.
2.
Cf.
4.
35,6.
(some one)
Cond.
Infin.
subj.
knock
9.
"
idiom
poor
"
slammed-tOy
look
to
as
be
"
knocking.
violently.
on
Cf
.
10.
"
i. e.,
burden
Left
"
3.
appearance.
to,
7.
35, 8.
in
Gen.
5.
At
his
house.
plur.,full of.
standing.
Cf.
27,
6.
39"40.]
NOTES.
63
11.
12.
Idiom,
14.
of
Subj.
ft^cn.
Cf.
20.
16
ltd)belongs
"
Indirect
that
"
he
would
fjrill^ftudfas
good
"
Make
28.
What
know
that
implies
how
29.
wish
to
We
Cf.
26.
Adv.
it, of
fulfilment.
Cf.
course
gen.,
hii
way.
go
whole
subj.
Cf.
[it]repeats
27.
preceding.
note
the
30.
21.
31.
to wish,
HJOl^l
emphasizes
@S
Cf.
23.
heart.
25.
the
to
what
indie.
my
23, 3, etc.
the
know
all
cinem
omitted?
e"
purpose,
IVith
refers
expect
donU
"
like
22.
ba8
"
should
anything
should
of the
doubt
them,
grant
possible,!
were
will
than.
else
.
Don't
wishes,
three
Here
16.
bci
Why
of
use
welcome.
compare
etc.
21.
24.
had,
they
as
It was,
ttc,
him
and
"
unlatch,
Note
on.
go
Bade
14,
Why?
normal
why
"
note
19.
verbs.
15.
hence,
latch;
if you
5.
nighty
the
of
even
"
See
18.
38,
both
to
rate
17.
Monday
say,
click
bcl, note
and
Cf.
vfe
the
any
have,
were,
As
At
gu
might
"
There
I.
32,
note
Compare
purpose
18.
13.
night,
over
fommen.
flinfen, from
"
Subj., if
consent,
yet
32, Rem.
40.
1.
known
How
like
"
4.
over.
to
idiom,
expands
refers
eg
take
"
(ifyou
Note
ohange
of
(mood)
etc., i.
where
might
to
occur
11.
won't
e.
"
in any
13.
to
him.
"
14.
ace?
Why
al^. 15.
purely physical
17.
SBenit
.
very
and],even
if.
18.
fut. indie.
is here
Expresses
indef
.
TlQl. 2Bic
"
"
gilt,how
well
Cf.
Yet
purpose
to
leave
"
39,
29.
irregular?
I shall
20.
(that) she
was
Why
still
shall
Subj.
(= perchance, justso) :
off,
gll SJlutc
"
16.
"
Note
dition
con-
warm
angry,
he
implied
Phrase
very
felt
subj.
@o
became
[if
etc.
word-order
and
"
19.
21.
12.
is the
he
"
discontented.
or
I wish,
an
2)a^
9.
it indeed
to
you
clause
if only,
fo, refers
should
This
clauses
"
granted
"
8.
do
might
5.
it.
not,
Phrase,
please just
"
Have
in what
he
How
Impers.
cAout
would
"
2.
below
"?
had).
with
subj. and,
and
certainly
English, simply,
expect
event.
would
stop)
still be
might
we
"
is
feelings not
shall
he
25, Rem.
all
"
omitted
32,
"
SSoUte
tulc to
from
as
21
(that) he
Aux.
i. e. said
"
I wish
See
just;
or
37,
as
indirect
sentences,
omitted?
Subj.
[sticking].
behind
7.
Thought
fc^on.
of
8.
preceding
10.
chose].
(implying,
ol8?
on
@iunial',only
completeness,
knoivn
only
in 35,
as
to
force
had
"
3.
Expresses
dependent
are
astonishment.
expressing
run
both
that
it
c"
have,
be
left,
cond.
happened
sitting,etc.,
164
with
change
idiomatic
note
^in,
get
down;
28.
See
in
just
out
i.
sOy
29.
3.
^crbcinjilnJt^CU
"
as
27,
or
not.
tDUrbe*
6,
etc.
34.
32.
bring
Refers
use
emphatic.
to
all
30.
"
i{so
to
be
in
preceding.
this
quiet.
^croitf,
in
Cf.
me.
it
dragging
my
34.
25.
2i"
12.
style,
etc.
33.
frequent
ftc^,
herself
idiom,
it
"
Note,
the
enjoying
note
as
Phrase
wishing"
"
35.
of
13.
by
what
Of
2)cr
36,
See
"
Instead
Was
knowing
fo,
thinking
27.
10.
Without
24.
e^.
without
e.
38,
see
37,
of
uses
"
23.
6 implied.
bo
order,
normal
to
II.
[Part
NOTES,
See
as
38,
note
Cf.
here,
Note
force
31.
Infin.
of
fo
"
26.
11.
note
24.
of
^cr
idiom,
he
Whether
use
dat.
"
would
kDarb
for
^^
66
1.
Poet.,
ifyou
"
dropped,
order.
accus.
42,
2.
of
order
Let
the
Poet,
pupil
9.
the
be^if
mark
to
the
4.
Eng.
2, and
would
what
7.
be
peculiaritiesof poeticform
Cf.
pass.
reversed
notice
regular
Note
of in.
force
to.
note
4.. Emphatic
order
when
even
not
Notes.
2.
Infin.
5.
Softly.
poetic, with
Cf.
etc.
position ;
Poetic
continue
in
it is intended
is omitted
prose.
S^ejj. 5. Repeats
for
@o
2.
in formal
often
as
"
^^'^w would
clauses.
standing,
form,
III.
[Part
colloquial prose.
ellipsis of subject
1.
is
Poet,
Cond."
mentioned
in
also
-Jic^c,
poet, (old) form
6.
8.
3.
\then\y etc.
come
the
often
as
^^"^-
vivid
more
3.
Repeats foregoing.
noun
The
to wither.
"
expression,
if the
as
Poet.
act
for
fcilt
of
use
already
were
in fin.
; note
tDCrben
6*
done.
{my).
Remark.
is quite
It
"
translation.
prose
made
to
Hence,
the
understand
the
even
translation
prose
to
the
express
of
beauties
its
is
should
simplest poetry
been
has
This
form.
own
be
why,
reason
postponed
be
in
effort should
further
form
poetic
the
even
original in
of
impossible
until
some
acquired.
45.
1.
Poet,
colloquial,order
"also
1. 18 below.
and
comp.
"
5.
Result
6.
Poet,
the
such
for
that
ba".
poetic word
Fem.
7.
rare,
rarely
imitate
if
as
These
will
with
:
In such
think.
referring to
Interjections as
8.
forms.
poet, and
can
shall
you
gender.
gram,
form
English
as
so
"
2. This
/r^J-4 in
bic
pres.
its
sing.
hereafteronly
be mentioned
43, 4,
4.
Poet,
beauty.
morning
fut.
for
as
frequent.
is
; note
nouns
Cf.43, 6.
3.
art.
case
emphasis,
for
boc^
with
often
"
verb.
in
from
Note
also
special cases.
46.
1.
idiom
when
Not
also
"
finger*s
English:
subjects
idiom
5.
Subj.
7.
Rhyming
breadth
him
let
phrase
4.
As
do
lying and
adv.
note
death
look
follow.
:
"
in
if
what
the
etc.
he
deceit.
of
accus.
3.
face.
Note
inverted"
"
extent.
for
2.
iDfive.
iDcnn
.
may
Case
\dd\.
?
8.
6.
This
dat
Note
Note
dat,
position
smiles
of
gen.
on,
"
in
9.
future
only of
usual
prose
Poetic
also
"
is
"
more
poetry,
The
contraction.
"
is still
"
in
frequent
more
colloquial
in prose
frequent
"
persons
also
as
of
use
in
lish.
Engfor
present
in poetry.
so
47.
1.
He
form
who.
4.
adjs.
as
but
2.
written
was
the
to
transl.
1813, during
in
5.
seems.
described.
thus
man
the
3.
subject.
obj. as
bfiut^t,impers.
Also
by implication
poem
Impers.
Adverbs
Refers
6.
stirring
of
"
same
Tint, literally,
to
Verb
[^0] implied.
time
of
the
This
against
war
Napoleon.
48.
2)a simply repeats
1.
4.
The
infins.
should
strictlystand
6.
Here
camp-fires.
9.
Then
it would
heart
as
2.
foregoing.
7.
Infin.
idiom.
SBo^t
8.
going.
"
3.
cincu.
5.
last.
literallyba8
^"f"
Poet,
Subj.
should
is intensive
Adv.
best
his
to.
into.
deep
"
superl.
aJiii^lrab" by implication,
like
all.
of
troubled
5.
47,
49.
1.
in
When
3.
periods.
fagct.
on
form
in
than
prose
For
which,
in
in
ettt)a",as
frequently.
certain
7.
prose.
wide
general,
only pred.
in
also
frequent
such
"
poetry,
Used
5.
^it'fcl^cn
2.
indef.
"
phrases
does
for
^effete, 1.
bad
common
elaborate
of
4.
Dep.
5Bcffcre8. 6.
This
enough.
see
poet,
more
admit
not
cannot
Note
Namely,
is
separation
15.
50.
The
2.
sentiment
That
into
is,
the
suggests
6.
weather
"
similar
the
of
idly,
or
but
Infin.
the
past
48.
5.
idiom,
heart.
door
is, her
7.
time.
Verb
8.
knowing
desolate
implied
"With
pass
"
48,
repetition,as
without
and
That
happy
Poetic
1.
meadow
unconsciously.
for his
none
3.
blooming
all
Meaning,
in
that
to
valley.
contrast
paffc implies
gazing.
is
the
"
heart.
"
at
promise
on.
9.
poet
4.
which
i.
tjcr*
he
of
is
good
Impers.
idiom.
61.
1.
Expletive
form.
3.
5.
part.
41,
"
but
Poet,
Case.?
"
omitted
word
order.
6.
lifted,\.
including
inanimate
4.
t.
2.
introductory.
unless
As
borne
nature.
//",etc.
along.
"
Poet.
note
7.
also
Here
"
also
colloquial
"
poetic position of
everything"
not
as
NOTES,
68
III.
[Part
52.
1.
for^
have
"
here
of
sense
olfo
14.
suffered,
English
Double
12.
Perf.
Note
comp.
i.
"
be
be
to
he
Takes
@onntag
e.
impers.
6.
Case
"
invited.
"
font'
with
"
Note
start.
13.
^cr, like
8.
pres.
gram,
he
what
Of
infin.
Note
ar^
^^w
repetition
thinks.)
his
excuse
pass,
Poet,
English
"
is, an
that
"
M^r"f.
(As
11.
to.
wait
"
7.
part, idiom
about
Is
himself
Let
bell.
of the
9.
10.
waddling,
comes
why
5.
motion.
consequently.
"
orders,
your
implies
5,
genders.
idioms,
pass.
Remark.
give
in
3.
\)V\,note
men
2.
order.
fo
4.
etc.
ordered
"
word
Poet,
the
As
"
occasional
an
regular
more
should
*ixercises,
exercise
paraphrase.
prose
be allowed
never
it may
in
this,like other
But
to obscure
the
well
be
grammatical
word
or
true
to
See
Remark.
44,
63.
1.
Note
^ergc, poetic
2,
might
we
his
/or
triib
7.
5.
fut.
verb
Note
in
ntagfl;
as
5, and
3.
third
person
who
"
9.
order.
Note
As
As
The
weep.
birgjl
on
indie,
i^m
4.
etc.
"
of when.
sense
pres.
in prose.
also
Dep.
frequent
again
2,
51,
6.
in
tDO
4.
frequently
bofc, trfibc.
with
also
43,
subjunct.
49,
Poetic
8.
form,
"
or
As
variable
are
tt)Cine.
"
archaic
"
expect
sake.
fannfl
of
antithesis
"
"
tieb,
^n
The
forms
note
the
form
alternative
where
bofi,
case.
is bcr
\"j
1.
2.
Thy.
the
govern
dative
Remark.
"
the
superiority in
constant
in the
The
of intimacy
token
use
power
order
Emphatic
"
see
45,
3.
i.
second
persons,
English idiom
also of
etc., should
ye^
it
justifies
"
as
like
just
here.
English
gender
does
in German
poetic personification.
Note
not
possess.
leaves
to
from
the
to
specialuse
The
"
On
English
verbs
note
"
used
be
which
German,
thou^
Is
distinction
English objective,without
"
of grammatical
of
are
the
a
that
ace.
translate
bii,
of bu, etc., as
distinct
other
distinct
points of
hand,
the
superiority
examples.
55.
1.
Lit
poet, and
all
that
is^
emphatic.
etc.
4.
"
freely:
Undone
me.
every
human
wish,
2.
To,
3.
Order
56-58-]
^OTES,
"
l6g
56.
1.
Iftel
Remark.
form.
Such
by quoting
Note
little poem
This
"
perfectionof
2.
if.
as
try to point
to
"
guile
upon
And
grief steals
thou
be
may
beautiful
so
be
may
trated
illus-
useful
cise
exer-
translation
art.
o'er
heart.
my
fain
would
lay devoutly
My
hands
upon
As
even
^as
"
exquisite
thy beauty
gaze
And
It
with
lovely floweret
of
void
is lost,in
what
out
of translation
the reach
distinguishedhand.
like
Thou'rt
So
perfectsimplicityof thought
is beyond
poetry
following,from
the
combines
order.
changed
thy brow,
pray
that
God
good
and
fair
will
as
thee
keep
now.
C.
G.
Lbland.
67.
Absol.
1.
drink
part
subject
Rem.
54,
9.
end
we
13.
Sanbe
"
?icbe
Note
case.?
"
transl.
passive.
6.
44,
Cf.
"S)icis object
15.
what
11.
his
transl.
order.
to
14.
16.
8.
might
Impers.
as
indef.
and
see
with.
Along
stand
12.
(two)?
Colloquial
emphasis
preserve
Factitive
Fact.
3.
Here
more
gender,
gram,
Poet,
That
side,
Note
4.
5.
44,
once
adieu.
regular forms
of S^atcrfoitbc.
By
imperat. :
for French
5.
7.
3.
"
"
of
sense
regular, of.
more
earth."
sense
in
of position
obj. of purpose,/^/*;
pred.
becomes
"
home.
...
of gu.
uses
Remark.
"
The
English passive,besides
impersonal, and
(man),
the
13)
retain
to
is in
be
heretofore
as
"mother
say
bcr
he.
"
adj. forms,
As
or
"
here
"
Corruption
2.
of.
njcrben would
"
at
Note
10.
drink
something
"
of part.
accus.
more
one
"
must
we
constr.
emphasis
on
the
reflexive
the
corresponding largelyto
idioms
object of the
in German,
action
is also
^which
"
much
in German
the
indefinite
used
is
(as note
freely
more
by position.
effected
58.
1.
2.
That
As
comp.
"
is,
to
childhood
jurucfc, poetic
"
verb, J^cim^tlK^cn:
Oergcffenpredicate ;
had
come
home
to.
long believed
archaic
"
3.
Aux.
"
form,
omitted
4.
as
in
As
2.
53,
sition
transpo51,
"
NOTES,
I70
note
6.
noun.
"
with
agreement
9.
Dimmed
adv.
English
Comp.
11.
position.
with
"
au(5, however^
5.
logicalsubject.
^ett.
who-ever.
"
3^9*
tears.
to
as
"
pref.
sep.
(Xic^cn)^^^^'^
8. And
{yet)
as
prep,
after
poetic
2Bie
7.
letters,
or
the
note
"
or
III.
transition.
10.
"
absoL, with^
Accus.
Up
[Part
etc.
59.
See
1.
to
in
express
appellative
politeaddress
only. Note
5.
11.
instead
of
4.
below
for
SD^agb ;
into
Accus.
cond.
didst
Alcu!
"
that,
i. e.
"
^abe geliebt,1.
but
construed
thou
live.
10.
etc
throughout.
This
20.
8.
Besides
Old
here
"
the
than
more
favorite
first
Ijineitt,
of
past
"
intense
more
is
poem
the
with
poet.
of
friendly
"
the
style
(neut.)with
Construe
Note
touching
rather
6.
frequently.
as
"
it marks
here
easy
to
the
formerly
was
not
yet
"
transferred
here
but
only;
nouns,
sing,
chance
by
or
address,
third
The
both
to
sing, verb
Explains QC^
l^fben.
Itebte,
with
song
students.
German
the
Belongs
also
9.
that.
title of
later, to inferiors
Poet,
7.
into.
indefinite,once^
The
^crr,
often
"
familiarity.
is here
3.
English.
as
"
2^0^!
2.
58, 4.
60.
Parthenia, in "Ingomar
So
1.
"
The
2.
souls
Two
hearts
Genit.
"
in prose
with
or
but
that beat
Sohn
source
(schwinden)
it
which
4.
is, without
That
Two
Halm's
is from
poem
**:
3.
i.
"
e.
usually accus.
now
one."
as
Wildnis
der
reason.
happened
singlethought,
the
"
Relat.
original of Ingomar.
die, antecedent
to
love
that
5.
Namely,
vanished
has
that
was
to
none.
reichsten.
am
61.
The
to
the
writer's
interest
These
1.
punctuated:
case].
of this and
cannon
death
the next
4.
like those
So
the
"
Du
Vater,
{as thou
"
life and
crowding epithets
of thundering
either
heroic
soldier
not
are
against Napoleon
easily translated
perhaps
6.
3.
mich.
In
roaring,1.
"
the
als, correlative, as
knowest).
now
as
add
poem.
fUhre
.
"
death
2, etc.
and
Conditions
much
.
(for or)
as.
the
5.
2.
smoke
Also
following [in
Strong
in mctory,
7.
eration
assev-
ders
Thun-
NOTES,
62-65.]
171
62.
1.
/",
past
have
"
life
other
4.
Remark.
frequent
nun,
of
such
use
Indef.
asseveration
Rem.
ja
"
6.
implying
now^
often
of
"
less
(" ethical
words
We
Double
impossibility
it not
etc.,makes
absence, of English.
their
5.
3.
In
correl.
the
then.
foregoing.
to
"
wohl,
lit.
Perchance;
difficulty sometimes
The
"
the
16.
57,
as
At
7.
refers
; es
or
"
pred.
denial
hereafter,
"
2.
following.
to
Fact.
excludes
Whether
The
refers
es
"
seen.
doch
asserts,
8.
by
or
important
particles")
force
their
supply
words
translatingsuch
to
feel their
to
try
by
meaning.
of
is characteristic
German
only, which
tone
as
comes
be-
thus
speciallyexpressive in English.
63.
1.
Poet,
absol.
4.
Personal
Subj.
poet.
concessive
sigh
46, 8.
that,
grant
3.
into,
emphatic
See
gen.
"
following (logical)subject, as
with
Breathes
involves
mehr
here
"
8.
what.
me
nichts
"
2.
Ufer.
g^nen
am
Weiter
6.
Virgin.
tell
for
7.
Lit.
accus.
5.
pleonasm.
9.
etc.
Part,
Holy
what:
name
Note
agreement
heretofore.
64.
1.
Goal
3.
Rem.
inversion
though,
5.
2).
that
reason
Yet
Schein
"
etc.
(see note
simple
2.
race.
Cf. 57, 13
Remark
the
in
as
"
refers
to
deceptive
following.
general, whatever
attention.
it arrests
order
normal
note
implies
Es
In
"
"
6.
See
See
emphatic.
4.
appearance.
is unusual
usage
Doch
"
49,
Dept.
5.
emphatic
is
for
"
has
the
words, is intended.
for
emphasis.
1.
as
Not
sep.
pref. ;
transl.
7.
By
nicht
as
sense
ob
if
only
wenn
to
6.
"
the
omitted,
Obj.
last
with
"
of
inversion.
5.
irren
trans,
3.
"D^X./rom;
Und
"
"
but
but
Cf.
often
58, 7
"
not, etc.
the
transl.
See
separation
separated.
11.
2.
transl.
but
pass.
belongs
64,
is
Emphatic
Rem.
more
"
to
her,
pass.,
emphatic ellipsis\and
transposition,erzittert
.
also
not
phrase.
tremble
9.
auch.
obgleich
import,
object.
accus.
"
ellipsisand
strong
of
In
even.
the
part of adv.
as
or
4.
because
WOrter,
is
as
sol
with
by,
both
objects,
8.
Adv.
usual.
inversion.
even,
10.
12.
etc.
In
Here
NOTES.
172
1.
3.
Poet.
6.
gen.
for
"
Turns
^ergeSgeijl
as
"
For
Part.
Joyous
7.
To
she
as
saw,
of
pleading
in
many
15.
The
16.
the
how
Just
hands
Cf.
here
"
sively
expres-
in her
the
eyes,
Mountain
because
"
used
are
8.
dumb-lamenting,
of
Z?/z//"^
on.
Poet,
2.
indicates
man,
Man
Old
legends.
popular
hard
the
To
5.
Old
SWann,
14.
here
"
note
11.
reflex,
The
to
song.
Cf.
hunt.
indirect.
if
**
woe."
{bird)
adj. desperate.
j[c^t. 13.
translates
power.
4.
Poet.=
Bulwer
supernatural
17.
what
"
boy.
look
her
with
12.
/ety etc.
10.
daring.
noun,
ueriDegcrt.
though only
let, O
n(i6),lit.
hunting.
or
cattle-bells.
the
"
hunt
and
"
thoughts
her
Go
repetition
Inf.
9.
4.
poet.
Poet,
2.
horn
herdsman's
The
57,
9?onb,
III.
[Part
"
endowed
is not
indicated.
marum.
67.
1.
it
Near
fisherman.
is,for
7.
11.
the
tempter
comes
done
tr.
15.
nea.er.
for him
That
be
best
all
"
labt,
to
with
over
65;
7.
reflected
first time
"
6.
thou
Deadly
as
S3Iau
fresh
is here
14.
16.
eX.z*
a^y
st
never
is, rising
frequently.
longing
That
would*
i. e.,
water.
as
"
3.
17.
"
That
the
in
and
such
66,
As
12.
genuine
follows.
regular
more
Cf.
with
Swelled
5.
like
"
what
opens,
the
moist
of
effect
for
adj.
heart
very
Lit.
is, as
as
his
Inversion
10.
delay.
lit..^ 13.
"
to
the
8.
45,6.
also
Belongs
wave
Down
ba",as
For
feucf)tmay
noun;
is, without
That
before.
from
Xeilt
.
9.
etc.
was
4.
them.
to
"
bite.
2.
stream.
description enhances
This
the
by
"
The
Impers.
him.
68.
1.
verb
The
2.
Idiomatic
4.
Ye,
7.
Indef.
looked
brought
"
active,
is, bem
sing,
dfy
as
one's
10.
the
3Jiuubc.
12,
5.
clauses,
3.
etc.
What
as
The
1 Cf.
"
infin.
11.
both
to
54, Rem.
See
on.
belongs
l^olcn,as
14.
Note
this.
If ye fare
well
12.
"
and
dat.
e.
his
caused
to
i.
below,
Usually
tw"j dat.
Cf.
often
be
case
56,
6.
20.
brought
the
nottransl.
9.
harp.
1. 27,
without
"
57, 1.
later
"ethical**
heretofore,
subject lacking.
Emphatic,
67, 11,
b(o)rein"
"
had
.
infin. with
decl.
i, etc.
Case.^
13.
ject,
sub-
That
NOTES
Remarks.
Introductory
with
reading,
chief
further
called
to
the
teacher.
the
vocabulary
and
selected
are
of
reading
for
composition,
"
found
be
now
for
chiefly
independent
complete
old
the
Vocabulary.]
to
derivation,
helpful
most
of
reading
the
between
references
The
various
and
the
later
The
in
previous
should
rapid
The
texts.
familiarity
cognates,
for
the
with
orthography
pieces
in
all
cated
indi-
as
will
be
now*
examples
as
but
"
should
section
this
etc.,
vocabulary;
attention
texts,
new
for
Gr.
the
to
found
be
by its
the
reading
is to
outside
of
required,
he
may
and,
by
be
using.
of
way
occur.
in
printed
index.
of
how
Notes,
to
will
be
illustration,
few
For
of
grades)
some
fewer
and
be
now
the
These
pursuance
different
will
notes
In
learn
Grammar.
Joynes-Meissner
(for beginners
but
occur;
be
grammar
abbreviation
distinct
independent
"
now
whatever
to
maybe
Parts
will
notes
student
parenthesis,
references
several
the
keeping
preparation
the
by
added,
grammar,
the
himself,
for
suggested
are
of
part
grammar.
occasionally
other
the
differences
references,
make
of
to
important
most
use
pieces
spelling.
old
A
will
preparation
the
to
etymology
26,
"
Introduction
[See
the
left
be
of
increase
the
in
21
for
IV.
constructions.
and
II.,
will
As
be
exercises
Part
following
The
"
PART
early preparation
to
should
forms
Simple
these
view
object
ordinary
TO
the
any
plan
of
repetitions
briefer
than
heretofore.
71.
1.
from
is
really
also
i.
e.
ungliicKirf).
that
known
^arabetltr
Krummacher*s
j"7,
tells
little
Very
he
was
3.
of
the
life
is based
Phrygian
4.
slave.
In
on
"
sense
of
The
Aesop.
the
standard
Aesop's
of
The
tense
past
It is
not
meant
to
imply
that
here
this
the
might
form
not
traditions.
reputed
urn
.
of
properly
"
following
the
be
conditional
done
2.
earlier.
174
ply
Sup-
tradition
Indirect
5.
31U
origin;
piece,
subj.
(" 471).
'
71"72.]
6.
Old
form,
9.
written
8.
why.
comp.
The
10.
Fable,
his experience
12.
all that
of
toil
Gr.
tic.
given;
16.
19.
Dat.
Gr.
See
Gr.
the
true
Gr.
(" 480,
mid^ belongs
"
the
Note
ancient
phrase
the
the
35.
As
These
frequent formerly
older
than
by
means,
tic.
26.
The
Subj.
18.
how
expressive
with
"
Gen.
See
("434).
great
oracle,
("445).
29.
1.
31
Gen.
{all)
in
Gr.
accus.
were
"
in
Old
31.
what
cognate
meiueP,
see
Gr.
nJOS:
The
and
forward
Refers
Modifies
34.
(" 269).
"
Gr.
adj.
admiration.
obj.
the
Gr.
32.
(" 435).
of
as
firf)?
of
within; comp.
part.
seat
30.
withe
for
"
look
Gr.
have
"
Case
to.
Gr.
a j.
Fables
his
25.
no
etc.
forms
pres.
Case?
heretofore.
burden.
his
(" 269).
"
28.
Gr.
possibly
"
could
Gr.
in
have
satire.
English, when^
33.
Gr.
cast
of
use
27.
sly
Death."
where
go
and
Supply
gcben,
"
is,
formation
phrase
nouns.
{of)good spirits.
world.
("444).
Rare
Note
; ta,
in
"
23.
(" 467).
still bear
give.
see
Gr.
clear
14.
That
should
still 1
Man
quite
could
Note
both
Not
would
verbs:
Old
^onnten
speaky
21.
usual.
Gen.
7.
asthma.
then
adv.
as
he
17.
them
22.
Dat.
to
Greece.
make
here
gcben, could"
58).
both
article
cr^oben
for
("
to
15.
24.
^).
6.
sentiment
I,
knew
From
"
condition:
Subj.
obj.
noun.
how
laffcit
: to
of
use
8.
as
Gr.
Gr.
11.
13.
note
fountcu
from
compensation.
causative
20.
bcincr, see
different
quite
As
note
For
he
obj.
"The
clause.
because
"
tense
entitled
usually
the
"
relative
by
tr.
gen.
"
indirect
Subj.
frequently,
bcffeit
if for
as
known
well
As
for:
175
NOTES,
more
now.
72.
Emphatic
1.
Gr.
(" 434, c)
favorite
the
Devil
it."
"
the
to
of the
in
common
Infin.
noun
"
(" 145).
and
9.
home
Phrase
idiomatic
cS.
the
Evil
legend.
5.
if
Gr.
; also
bring
it
idea
that
10.
'*
of
Gen.
*'
is
bargain
the
obj.
the
with
truth
of
one
about
first
is, ifyou
Position.?
3.
Dragon
the
with
"COrg.
The
proverbial.
are
"
"
Note
adj. construed
you
4.
the
Phrase
7.
phrases
the
$on8
For
foregoing*
by working.
"
all
2.
spiritof
foregoing rhyming
like house
Note
c^ refers
"
forms
is very
6.
8.
Alliterative
(neuter) noun
get only
so
formation.?
phrase
Gr.
only.
far thaty
11.
etc.
Note
176
with
agreement
pi. comp.
of the
"
adv.
gen.
the
fie,when
they
obsolete.
17.
same
14.
fo, here
Tr.
in
je
19.
("334).
je (or je
impersonal
22.
Abstract
for
Gr.
(" 431,
c),
the
"
Gr.
See
person,
to
"
33.
added.
bam
pay
?
? 30.
parison,
com-
if tucnn
21.
mm
23.
the
"
and
explain.
b)
limit
"
bold
the
comp.
repeated.
29.
besides
out
Why?
that
so
31.
absol.,^^w^.
iucrbeii,
Colloquial : put
Compare
(" 475,
(" 477).
direct
in-
person
26.
why
strictly, be
Idiom,
thing, subject;
also
ing;
Gr.
also
note
it.
oIlerteL
of
supine, Gr.
"
now
for
had
phrases are^colloquial.
? tense
"
used
"
glcid),as
20.
gen.
fatten
the, correlative
to
been
had
which
with
bejal^leit
heretofore
as
line;
next
..
"
been
gum,
2JJciftCl*;
why
ttjobei
32.
best.
liked
should,
ju
binding,
of art. with
omission
note
with
nouns
Mood
infins.
the
which
after
311,with
bamit
All
in
fling
or
indie,
the
pronoun
these
for,
going
fore-
they
relative
in sense
of
pay
25.
Uc6en
with
infin.
the
Note
to
which
Note
as
phrase
plenty;
"
often
as
{eincn?
passive
expressed.
27.
d).
474,
"cfJelauSftopfcn
;
28.
is
thing
here
meaning
"
use
housekeepers; attcS
Note
active,
lad)Cll,
("
SD^iooS.
24.
1. 49, with
when
Ue^cn
concrete
next
beflo)the
bcffen,not
Why
the
Note
to
is
line, bcSgleid^eil
as
biejclbe,
"
gar
above,
its old
belong
IV.
bergleic^CU,properly
"
'mad)ern.
to
oSit
Does
by clause,
the
In
also
uses
many
things.
way.
16.
though.
%\t\6),
"
had.
2ljd)c,singular.
such
12.
(" 210).
For
'StU^l* belongs
15.
Gr.
13.
why?
like
in
"
gathered.
Gr.
logicalsubject.
following?
or
as
[Part
NOTES.
which
"
Idiom:
there
had
{for) interest.
at
Case?
73.
1.
ben
idiom
Impers.
SWann
to the
means,
begging,help bring,
balb
.
order
with
Note
etc.
as
if
South;
2J2ittag,
tuarb
9.
they
3.
fid^
.
aud^ fott.
6.
me^ren
refers
frequent
to
is here
irgcitbttJOsomewhere.
4.
?
than
Capital
2.
Ott
go
Note
the
relatives:
cor-
5.
loquial
Col-
formation
See
they,
bettetlt,
briligen,English,
now,
Case
infins.
the
Icbct,pi.of respect.
more
SWan
briskly upon,
Note
buyer.
balb, now
formerly
"
entered
71,
now,
; note
35.
for
7.
8.
North,
Impers.
tuurbc
position
in
of
"
an
was
"
he
contrast
repented.
growings
colloquial.
NOTES,
"-3-74.]
10.
Note
verb:
nowhere
I know
the
"
15.
amount.
if
galloping,
23.
(" 434).
29.
Dep.
boys
omitted
To
we
you
Also
31.
Note
tribe
their
may
auxiliary.
34.
c8
it went
of
33.
forward
guesses.
27.
its pronouns
("
c\
441,
72,
be
often
"
note
bcffcn, as
18
1.
72,
mouths
may
obj.
got in
we
See
35.
tr.
Adv.
Gen.
Gr.
their
25.
when
effect of
various
32.
Idiom
gefprciigt,
Note
object.
not
"
in
German
21.
(" 210).
on.
over
foregoing
tt)ie,what.
Gr.
got
we
the
For
Impers. phrase
"
increase
refers
24.
to
made
"
the
tl)atflC^
17.
tommt
c8
accus.
30.
Here,
rather
or
"
this
and
bicfcg.
owe.
phrase:
superior precision
The
for
14.
provincial.
"
Idiom,
if
as
"
way
on
tight place.
good
28.
Gr.
12.
71, 14.
to go.
depreciative.
introductory,
Neuter,
Gr.
that
Here
apposition
Dimin.
often
"
26.
comp.
20.
Phrase:
in
See
where
See
order
Colloquial
only colloquial
Here
^beilb
22.
ellipsis of verb.
know
16.
11.
13.
(" 268).
to be,
18.
e).
474,
don't
"
Gr.
see
go
Supply
19.
adjective.
("
Gr.
to
enjoyed himself
giltlic^,
as
Gr.
oipitted verb.
"?/".Note
^"//
infin. idiom.
again
177
19.
noted.
(" 457).
Gr.
74.
1.
3.
always declined
Now
Refers
fact
French:
in
that
expect
might
are
senses
of
it.
drew
would
properly
12.
"
was
in
the
verb
to
its
one
fUr, here
as
occasion
tell,
14.
primary
word.
"
See
sense
if he
as
73,
is
by
the
kne%v
the
15.
Idiomatic
at,
colloquial.
of situation.
19.
the
should
here
but
12.
Phrase
to
laugh
to
order
65,
17.
separated.
We
own.
(abzuziehen).
Mux:h
the
Worten,
the
Referring
is understood
10.
his
of
"
strapped.
"
but
5. sonst
still shown
as
"
phial.
transposed,
suited
here
has
written
often
catch
That
{something)
Gelegenheit
big
sharpening
strictly,expect
Knew
"
in
"
7.
company.
"
accent.^
"
accord.
own
himself
to
"
Colloquial
his
Of
surgeons
broke
be
2.
also
but
provincial:
13.
were
derSchneide;
more
sich
an
through
and
4.
persons.
"
8.
below.
also
as
other
barbers
pole.
included.
unluckily
WhcU
sorts
times
also,
hereabouts,
18.
of
an
verb
We
all
barber's
Colloquial
The
of such
strictly,^y
old
anstatt
11.
gen.
"
character
more
symbolical
9.
the
allerlei
noch
6.
to
strong,
ing
mean-
Phrase:
16.
all
both
Adv.
together,
present
178
NOTES.
going
were
22.
21.
on,
Condition
many
such
words
in this
be
should
piece
in graver
approved
his
23.
breath
Phrase
unnatural
for
"
be
to
around.
roam
{uncanny)
laughing
bled.
respectabel
(dat.)-
24.
and
This,
titulieren,
Exempel,
as
if something
as
get
etc
not,
Colloquial:
"
idioms:
Note
25.
a.
Phrase
20.
thinking of nothing,
was
IV.
[Part
Idiom
other
foreign
would
"
hardly
style.
76.
1.
nicht
of
sense
of
here
"
objective
work
their
of
town
idioms.
remarkable
that
in and
14.
tense?
object
was
as
note
that
belonging
to
understood.
to
doch
See
74,
out
or
he
...
12.
English
: had
should
the
also
do
with
Or.
see
"
it
(" 245) ;
following
"particles"
and
clause
"
may
stand
colloquial position of
These
at
case
wa^
being
18.
The
Phrase
well.
the
with
23.
"expletives"
Mood
of
20.
end
21.
:
hidden
clause,
stellen,
but
vor.
is there
Began
what,
einmar,
"
loaded,
un-
noun
is apposition
sei.
loquial
Col-
being
16.
preps.
now
10.
It is
shortly before.
arrived;
idea
keines,
9.
11.
i.
phrase:
both
is
fight it through"
"
the
Phrase
properly
note
after
addressing.
"
(deutsch).
Idiom
Adv.
unluckily.
See
13.
19.
whom.
to
himself"
wish.
composition.
Construed
itself:
shows
"
Dutch
help
velling
tra-
"
wie
.
Er-
the
to
craftsmen
5.
not
poss.
der
zu
Tuttlingen
or
"
phrase,
"
Colloquial phrase
solcherlei.
Note
in
15.
Note
to
of
6. could
Adv.
be
should
compare
clauses,
18.
implies
exacted
8.
of werde
tense
17.
ihrer,
Referring
Danube.
alley to alley.
both
reflectsadly
22.
and
12.
der
repeated by
from
"
looks
er-lebt
1. 8.
see
Grund
unloading.
or,
of
English
auxiliaries, and
the
Note
alleys
Mood
{iti.
manage
of
sense
2.
pounds
com-
etc., whose
Case
in
this
of
out
4.
eye.
the
expressive
regularly :
more
the
loss, in the
"mutability,"
Duttlingen
on
such
hereafter.
times
Note
immense
an
7.
the
note
"
his
earlier
situated
Force
etc.
never
the
"
in
struck
proverbial.
render
examples
Wahrheit
to
Phrase
Wiirtemberg,
had
he
as
Note
Compare
(Wanderjahre),
often
so
apprenticeship (Lehrjahre).
small
such
3.
It is
"inconstancy,"
as
refers
"
derselben.
kenntnis
must
is
phrase
besteht).
we
English.
not
are
that
the
"
nicht
derivatives,
Latin
by
elements
English,
verb
the
(was
Unbestand
development
adj.
with
belongs
etc.
indef. ;
expressive
as
NOTES.
75"76.]
they
often
are
are,
bekommen,
should
only get
relation
27.
28.
Which
to
with
"
by
passes
32.
subjunctives.
33.
The
result, thaty
35.
note
26.
36.
Pres.
Gr.
fut.
(fr. sinken),
repetition
the
For
23.
("486,
I,
^).
idiom
translate
fSUlt
es
the
See
indef., as
schwer
; it
is not
sense
note
exact
of fornv"
but
only
the
earlier
such
be,
more
verb
sitive
tran-
The
mediate
im-
Idiom,
as
whenever.
about
far
so
Gr.
to;
pers.
im-
"
We
73, 30.
^{^XiAstyle
sense
(" 292).
39.
w^j
Compare
Gr.
38.
d).
indef.
woUte,
23;
Paar,
the
good.
wenn,
hard.
seems
(" 474,
noun
now
"
25.
74,
expresses
with
Iffivered
Gr.
46.
Note
dass
would
Infin.
turned
Note
became.
deinem
standing.
Gulden.
following
heart
order.
the
Phrase:
compare
his
change
30.
with
case
Infin.
{by) 10
rise
"
37.
I.
also
necessary
29.
man.
ever
factitive
Note
(" 276).
good
allem
different
Qr.
see
Gr.
or
b).
4,
idiomatically,preserving
whatever
with
adj.
einmal
"
in
Note
adj. a few;
schwemmen,
von
two.
(" 439)
became^
(" 46c,
and
(Entschuldigung).
"
as
of
he
two
should
indef.
tx^xtssts
frequently.
as
Gr.
deinem.
usually, aU
72,
idiom
adv.
excess:
Gr.
as
The
every
possess.,
French
Here
Impers.
for
over
whom.
for
"
25.
verb.
pass.
denotes
um
34.
etc.
for
ExcUse,
dat.
ethical
Idiom
comes
as
art.
31.
addressed.
"
such
"
Note
("474, e).
of
subj.
as
is.
gut
es
colloquially: if
...
26.
black.
render, also
may
off as
well
as
"
Translate
in.
Gr.
in
be
to
We
haben.
gut
es
Colloquial phrases
24.
untranslatable.
quite
79
must
possible,)
as
is necessary.
as
76.
This
down
selected
piece is
to
the
present
to
illustrate
of
(5v (and
mainly
century
"
the
fem.
use
continued
"
frequently
Note
colloquialstyle.
1.
W^e
should
2.
Figurative
4.
Phrase
ever
"
("430*
5.
(467, e).
6.
7.
note
Well
now
again
than
hnew
And
two
idiom,
ifyouy
"
and
etc.
use
belongs
ttJOr
"
3.
I
;
too
differently
from
both
like
oUcrlci
every
two.
For
"
Am
should
ba" here
of eg.
to
Indecl.
indirect:
because
idiomatic
they
in
more.
two
Subj.
born
say
9.
like
like
c8
Emphatic
them
"
to
then
be
clauses
loved
il)rcr,part.
so;
above.
demonst.
8.
"
for
Gr.
ho%u
the
more
Gr.
Gr.
personal
be
of.
See
gen.
opinion).?
c8.
"
to
(in your
had.
was
"
wise
other-
regular.
^^
80
Colloqaial
10.
13.
himself.
to
the
face, that,
15.
Phrase
did
Gr.
that
(" 460,
after
one
"
Gr.
tense.'
(" 463, b)
his
waving
"
Phrase:
33.
"
whole
difference
English
nicely
and
into
"
U)iII
31.
with.
"
heretofore:
(came)
Gr.
forms.
35.
36.
is
look
as
outthrown
you
as
arms
30.
etc.).
had
to
observe
32, and
should
we
^iibfc^above.
past
no
34.
where
do
what
having
note
heretofore,
colloquial,like
adv.
"
idiom,
part,
"
{fell)like, etc.
Compare
"
ttJaS
"
quite colloquial:
must
"
been
have
of
the
on
"lu(f, above
With
had
row
tive
impera-
be
fogcn, phrase:
and
(" 445).
shall
fein
beam
the
"
have
must
if
the
the
must
use
alon^
everybody
As
"
to
29.
10.
75,
do
colloquial: right
ba is here
walking
came
compare
("483)
down
modal.
subj. or
expect
tr.
of
28.
is
Note
refers
27.
bad, colloquial.
Case?
long.
banac^
"
what
Colloquial
\ihat\ I
it do
22.
after
sentence
does
good
position
even
As
Ellipsis:
whole
reverse.
around
it!
^be out
"
18.
"
^ubfc^
in
one
"
Phrase
of
the
indefinite
Neuter
use
Phrase
to
left.
Gr.
"
32.
weeks
23.
what
'9 for
the
the
"
quite
idiom:
entirely.
20.
any
ganj
igUazse-.far from
refers
but
"
nearly
by that?
forms.
(" 463, d)
blutiung,
arms
pretty
mean
Gr.
on
With
heretofore.
Ironical
fo
not
19.
around.
21.
26.
here
neighbor
my
yet perhaps
Impers.
look
and
ironical
Idiom:
12.
name.
^^'.
is
if
indefiniteness.
Emphatic
keep trying.
must
adds
3)ad
ttJie). 25.
(=
ace
iy
16.
like.
Elliptical,as
English pretty.
24.
IDO^I
didnt
right?
nur
"
etc.
it.
for
"
17.
-I
another.
boldly. Compare
lookout
in which
fellow running
musty
you
Was
d^)
4,
suit
not
another
was
Phrase,
Idiom:
object, by
as
IV.
[Part
U.
repeated,
("291).
infin.
14.
lebte.
ed
as
The
etc.
"
think.
you
same
"
^^^^
We
may
quietly.
77.
1.
auf,
3.
Colloquial exaggeration
with
is, when
That
Note
change
part.
foregoing
bie,of
neuter
of
Gr.
subj. tenses,
6.
(" 483).
compare
him
and
classes.
Gr.
bcibc9, below.
8.
("421,
Idiom:
nothing of
visitors.
explain.
Lit. grown
should
We
to
up
Gr.
to
Old
4.
equal
"
7.
For
pretended
two,
"
"
to.
The
to.
the
Gr.
Note
^ielt
Note
idiom
note
reflex,
ftimD ;
past
repetitionof
expect
2).
awfully," etc.
made
English,
excusing
condition.
distinct
2.
obj.
accus.
"
"
5.
dat.
Gr.
see
tive
attribu-
Note
subj. continues
unb
article, bie
.
Note
also
singular Xa((^e
"
NOTES,
82
[Part
IV.
79.
1.
See
/;/ appearance
Gr.
liebkosen.
9.
usually
"
Take
with
was
"
admiration
else
whatever
16.
result.
as
soul
heavy
very
have
Gr.
for
pres.
See
on
Gr.
27.
The
one.
The
comes
only wh^n
curious
form
her
back.
Gr.
("" 453,
seeing
the
devil"
heels
sollte.
say:
liked
after
We
best
hazelbushes
the
445,
hence,
"
were
the
35.
expect
Gr.
in
in
as
als.
plenty,
if
See
38.
Cf.
32.
34.
we
had
76,
The
72,
who
the
Evil
personage
attractive
ice
as
natural
28.
down
"
exclamation
Compare
English,
would
be
the
insisted
{upon
it) that.
should
expect
lemen
my
9.
hast,
persons
some
cold
What
clauses.
result, where
Phrase
himself.
expressed
in
be
(" 453).
fact, this
always
trans.
Note
exorcise
to
something
"
both
Gr.
see
"
shall
you
(" 445).
e.
weighed
"
as
"
i.
tense
upon
pass.
God-be-with-us"
for
actual
Erbarmen
her
es,
Note
23.
Such
rest
19.
Fell
power
him, and
title for
dead.
signature, by
legend
Idioms
("485, 4).
a-plenty, iox
for
God
22.
es,
always
for
30.
pious
if hat
76, 35.
(of all).
has
omitted
Aux.
should
substitute
31.
note).
for
that, in
of,
18.
Gr.
noch,
17.
origin.
Impers.
live.
you
name
just ready
smell
25.
i.
as
cross
observe
"
clause,
Compare
36.
either,
is the
following hat,
the
"note
have
first
of
cross
are
33.
head.
over
form
Lit.
29.
long
is, your
may
we
78,
12.
of
access
an
sonst
iiiyinto.
of recht.
use
That
symbol,
As
opposite, 78,
See
As
with
sion
expres-
that^ expressing
so
the
of
"
Modal
an
"
"
schoolmaster.
Belongs
Note
26.
(" 275).
write.
the
was
doubtful
of
"
11.
with
now
often;
As
blessedness
21.
24.
pity.
to
fut.
old-time
17.
heart.
15.
alone
enough
the
77,
her
(" 433).
cannot
on
of
compare,
"
moved
helped.
See
and
"
sciences"!).
at
always.
as
10.
herselfup
14.
one
and
78,
See
ihr, doubtless
what
the
specifically,
20.
English /"w/
must
pronoun
10.
look
to
"
translation,
Straightens
reverential
78, 13,
see
idiom
Gr.
7.
all.
b), 3. Alamted
i,
Form?
(supine)
idiomatic
12.
to^ etc.
let well
means,
schreiben.
so
what
"useful
Phrase:
selig
"
English:
the
4.
attributive.
Give
Here
(the
the
(" 486,
ten-pins.
Infin.
b).
pleasing picture
a.
"
13.
of
6.
follows
Gr.
als ?
not
why?
use
Note
dignity.
Why
game
(" 480,
the
at
Case?
5.
("398,^).
Gr.
2.
if,
as
that
"
5 ; wie,
77,
37.
phrase
23, etc.
way^
you
Condition
is
should
"
colloquial,
nt
would
as
v/ie
NOTES,
8o.]
182
80.
1.
Title
St. Hubert's
of
saint
patron
Rhine
or
glaciers.
is
the
3.
hunter's
always
and
loud
benefit
for your
{that),
English
die
from
when,
serious
14.
Here
suited
have
phrase
pers.
18.
with,
and
Lost
old
while
(78,
1.
**deep"
will
the
mehr
("
Made
79,
28.
29.
(in
9.
in
in
would
implies:
34.
25.
^)'
caused
27.
"
haven't
That
Colloquial;
,we
unsl)
i.
is, your
so,
compound,
Gen.
time
Gr.
eine
e.
the
to
trusting
"Das
"
.5* Shall
expresses
that;
thinks
we
deep
say:
it.
22.
Gr.
impatience:
result
about^
gute
Haut,
*a
die
than
30.
Tense
Im-
keep up
idioms
I
The
went.
sion,
digres-
Erwartungen."
c.
you
23.
sort
one
or
nicht
Gr.
on?
26.
war,
of
Case.**
go
the
how
high
to,
For
etc.
is
s.
24.
partitive:
~
16.
Moreover,
don'' t
good
late
trans-
on
"
to
"
would
and
36.
etc., referring to
descriptive, rather
(" 431,^).
it often
as
you
could
luck
to
13.
different
or
(" 292).
that^
was
word
1.
will, try
why
forward.
ein'mal
compounds.
turn.^
do
of
spannt
such
idiomatic
more
doch
he
imitate
steeple
a
follows;
won't
Nobody
only
became
diesem
Ross,
as
17.
4.
Phrase
that
artistic
cannot
church-
imply
also
We
21.
try
"
is
note
but
in comp.,
Haupt
neuter,
7. Compare
for
sentence;
always corresponding
19.
English*
natural,
is
Compare
Note
next
Note
Phrase
drink,
wie.
expect
indeed"
but
vided
pro-
2l'""
by orthography
referring
es
take
the
generic
11.
dieser;
libertyto,
15.
the
also
then
er-.
expect
fellow!
sight of.
of
far
"so
dist.
is
5. Phrase:
rather
now
there
past, heben.
Emphatic:
force
the
is
MShre
to]
Bracken
phrase
relat.
old
Die
another,
should
bub,
"
especially
"
killed.
zu,
is the
mountain
on
es
we
persuasively :
went.
we
reader
430"
Note
rogue
12).
old
the
away
translate
The
20.
//
8. Die
take
einmar,
idiomatically.
"
Tell
corresponds, finely,gehorsam
hardly
"
could
snow
is here
1. 19,
should
We
he
wagen
"
like,
which
12.
St. H.
wine
ripe
been
geht
als,
note
"
had
demonst.
MSrchen).
ejaculatory*
repented.
es
6.
fellow.
(M^r,
10.
"
durfte
The
MSre
etc.
of
devil
old
sich) reciprocal,one
For
36.
79,
genitive.
old
the
(hat
4.
Note
of
hounds.*
properly
dafern,
"
opposite,
:
lively time.
Gr.
the
Compare
for
name
is
also
clause
heretofore,
As
Latin
Fimewein
is used
Firn
word
the
note
"
2.
sportsmen.
The
wine.
Miracle
compare
1. 82.
vow,
fellow,'
of
English /^r/^r^,
our
as
etc.
sort
here-
NOTE$,
84
31.
tofore.
the
Compare
Part
pieces of this
remaining
The
32.
knows
Probably
frequent
"
of
use
Gr.
future.
26.
note
IV.
[Part
the old
in
printed
are
orthography.
duction
Intro-
See
Vocabulary,
to
81.
excursion, with
An
the
1.
to
following
Merged
to
before I
"
equivalent
6.
jo^Icn (to
7.
Note
shout
heretofore)
depending
" 483)
in
as
the
"
one
naiveti
French
position
is
on
{that)
which
"
"
yet
"
Curves,
or
i.
perhaps
poetic
the
into
e.
touches
21.
of
"
the
Note
precipitous rock,
19.
N.
is rare).
16.
Y.).
gender.
(Leland
translation
what
loss
dat.
the
of
musical
also
"
Use
the
10.
idiom.
relative
15.
See
Gr.
Such
the
17.
indecl.
See
loutcr.
Also
looks
"
20.
etc.
lowing.
fol-
pretty
the
clause
(" 452, a)
there,
eg:
13.
18.
etc.
Part
22.
"
(Gr.
from
8.
note
Refers
plural
borrow
delightedyyet,
natural
music.
ge{))rungen(as
Part,
See
is the
than
simplicity).
the
"
"corduroy."
is construed
nearer
aunts
Note
which
of
Co.,
(maiden)
expressive
out
antecedent
bc8
Applied
fellows
fellow,
11.
native
4.
Our
likewise
We
hence
"
For
bold
following introductory
yet with
"
"
Holt
beyond
are
12.
etc.
"
the
refers
"
pron.
adv.
as
bcffen
noise
more
conception.
like
of
as
5.
3Jicnge,below,
mode
waves
picture.
account
on
flashing tones
56).
tr.
may
we
personal
had^
bring
to
if
nativus
(naif, Lat.
frequent,
14.
9. As
sing.,while
English,
down
Our
implies
8. Part,
the
in as^
costumes.
2.
Gr.
see
sense.
Gender
colloquial 2^ro6,as
the
distinctive
or
jo! student-fashion)
Gr.
see
mountain
79, 32.
case
gayly variegated
prefix "c*.
collective
For
it.
of
See
their
in
head."
over
aware
3.
"
the Brocken
mountains.
heels
in collective
students,
German
students, from
Hartz
"
was
Brocken.
is the
nearest
to
party of German
on
here
Such
and
III.,
lofty,
flows.
82.
This
on
her
extract, from
after
his return
home,
1.
The
and
now
adv.
Wilhclm
an
absence.
under
clause
Meister's
Mignon,
Wilhelm's
between
care,
Lehrjahre,
an
is
is related
Italian child
of Gothe's
one
subject
who
and
verb
by
had
most
is
lady
been
to
stolen
charming
irregular.
Wilhelm,
from
creations.
2.
nicht
NOTES.
81-83.]
represents
the
(Compare
like
(from
verbs
terror
5.
Gr.
of
it
11.
See
17.
That
is
silence
the
"
face."
sich
(" 469)
(us)
the
dat.
or
to.
15.
one.
resurrection
the
idea
have
"
by
accus.
16.
of
is,
That
Reflex,
is,
die
reine
HUlle
mortal
case
13.
Here
cine
18.
time
of
ally,
refers, liter20.
be
her
dat.
[one]
were
short
"
Note
angel.
body.
there
1. 23
is, wie
true
referring to
"
10.
wish
out
With-
preferably
"
[could)
felt
S,
pass.
That
the
as
Christo.
Lat.
19.
"
typically,to
English peritct
is akin
invoked
or
d).
that
schOnere,
"
there"
see
be
(" 453,
es
till I become
"
then
"
; for
Gr.
is
nur
subj. hiltten,
personal
may
is
2.
Phrase
"
mdix^cX,
"
Note
77,
as
trans,
Gr.
poetic for
genung,
of soeben.
3.
legend
often
be
Gr.
See
of
also
"
{they)must
tt
assertion, seemed
I shall
21.
That
the
let
but
hearing.
omitted
a^
"
Knight Rupert
"
from
French.)
usual,
dat. Christe
sense
14.
and
As
Christmas
of
untransl.,
dress, 1. 26
white
is, which
that
in
23.
angel
**
explanations.
often
Elliptical,
an
The
Impers. idiom;
see
Hke
8.
eben
73,
4.
German
II.
77,
"
softens
woUte,
Lilie.
6.
English
in Latin
vogue.
genius
upon
12.
gleichsam
/"
"
Note
dative
This
Gewand.
for
See
happened
collective.
to
7.
entering
idiom.,
why
good
children.
(" 113).
much
geben)
the
verbs
such
Idiorcij if not.
bad
to
after
in hindem.
result
negative
negative
St. Nicholas,
to
of
gehen,
intensive.
"
idea
l3c
Jcne
alike
"face
"
early
"
sorrows.
genug.
83.
A
literatiu-e
are
in
1.
(Gothe's
Pastoral
German
thmkers, upon
und
"Hermann
Epic,
masterpiece
lines
The
Dorothea.")
of German
quoted
dactylic hexameter.
belongs
ein
general
(hence
(vortragen)
such
as
The
in the
criticism
this
the
includes
senses
includes
the
3.
indeed.
(" 469).
the
"
Uberhaupt
^r,
implied
Gr.
poets,
"
note
schrSnken
pronoun.^).
is
condition
to
2.
1. 34.
wOrter,
"
of the foremost
criticism,by one
wilre
foregoing, and
use
we
mean
apprehend.
the
and
then
now.
by style.
6. fust
unreal
as
"
See
H.
4.
potential
or
As
The
75,
in
and
D.
5.
are
lish.
Eng-
English
to
term
i.
ment
state-
pronoun
expressed
French).
than
the
includes
be
cannot
"
Bei-
compare
makes
also
marking
"
in Latin
just
more
than
our
"
foregoing negatives
all that
can
81, 3
subj.
(Cf. like
was
See
and
plural Worte,
Vortrag
sensuous
the
lovers
NOTES,
86
in
the
8.
Part,
has
gegen
13.
in
of
sense
in
latter^
the
beiden,/?r
age
18.
with
reference
23.
These
(hin'mal)
the
to
("
"
is, in
actual
25.
Sabj.
of
fact.
into
one.
ancient
24.
14.
die
constant
art.
schei-
"
For
was,
19.
Hiey
stSrkt
Dep.
on
pred.
becomes
is, of
That
life;
and
youth
with
Connects
26.
purpose.
tion.
percep-
of the
note
Factitive
22.
sense
See
21.
c),
474,
etc.
That
death.
all
alternate
effect, etc.
16.
simplicity of
Gr.
lehrt.
mere
11.
war.
the
"
examples
are
/or
once
"
side
by
rather,
or
"
supply
or
total
the
to
before
entgegen
than
(as in Homer).
D.
Referring
side
"
is, deeper
15.
8,
note
near
That
and
on
As
12.
strengthens for^
it
ecu:h.
life and
"
H.
Dep.
hope
10.
of
which.
17.
20.
{to be).
seem
those
"
kdnnte.
on
(" 236).
Gr.
see
trait
Note
etc.
IV.
grandly.
how
^Av.y
tr.
full.
now
is, every
diejenigen
dep.
9. Poetic
whiles
(primitive?)sense
epithets (BeiwOrter)
nen
moonlight.
of
That
Gr.
moon^
the
here
dark
light and
the
object.
its
after"
emphasis
with
is
gross
absol.
accus.
usually
"
7.
poem.
[Part
man
1. 50.
lese,
84.
The
physicist, better
1.
Here
the
strict
the
"
Note
Idiom,
As
for
its
The
two
the
Gr.
position
Tropic
"
west
whence
Infin.
here
religionand
to
the
6.
not.
Clouds"
east
"
names?
Note
noun
the
of
"
from
10.
Note
that
constellation
their
been.
That
is,
of
planting
12.
"
When
of
terrestrial
the
of
Gr.
perfect.
to
tracts
nebulous
-had
ascension
corresponding
note
Gr.
"
sovereignty.
right
and
"
"heat-lightning."
our
habit
to
relative,
nebulous
are
the
and
The
tense
"
requires
in
were
The
7.
Belongs
excites
"
omitted).
idiom
needs
Magellanic
9.
till.
in America
of
3.
antecedent
fc(5t
and
brother.
art.
"phosphorescent"
frequently, our
symbol
^abcn
*'
is
of
with
(^ebelprage).
reminiscence
personal
11.
not
\,Q.
"
The
of
omission
Construe
called
Way
equally illustrious
his
separation
with
preceding author,
Note
4.
5.
Milky
First
landing, as
used
tt)enn.
order.
early discoverers
The
2.
of
of
than
fcitbcm.
Pole, here
the
8.
America.
14.
rules
South
("463,^).
on
on
order.
like
light
(The
"^Yiv^{Argo Navis).
the
near
conj.
depends
again word
of
in this country
known
as
fie^t,which
by
is by the brother
following extract
South
(" 464).
the
Cross,
properly
star
mines
deter-
longitude.
nomenclature
of
NOTES,
84-85.]
German
of
science
classical
science
derivatives.
15.
texts.
gicmtid^,like
called
part.
de
St. Pierre's
Mauritius,
fan-palm
then
be^
well
of
Gr.
view
known
des
(" 482).
i.e.
"
to the
Its
story.
20.
17.
18.
The
so
Belongs
naked
Latanier
of
use
as
19.
eye,
is laid in the
scene
up
German
also
(excess).
"by
made
in
Note
subject.
uni
etc.
French,
special reading
true
possession.
petite riviere
"la
"
can
mere
French
sense
the
at
"
Note
that
"
bieS is the
"
16.
of
the
or
ours,
need
the
idiom
bictct; offers
to
Bernardin
of
Note
pass.
not, like
"
Hence
pretty,
QMX
perf.
pref.
largely native
is
87
In
Island
is in French
the
Lataniers."
85.
1.
Note
the
absence
idiomatic
form
not
are
"
turned
of
below.
following lines
The
10.
{her)
11.
12.
own,
Note
in fact
is
14.
as
to
the
Remark.
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common
are
genius
In
this
elaborate
rigorous and
the
Dat.
for there
"
most
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rather
passive
9.
of
That
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at
aux.
8.
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haps
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Predicate
For
other
be*
y^jr/^/^;
6.
intellect.
or
Note
native
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say, of Nature.
is to
reason^
general.
ancient
stractions
ab-
the
languages
"
end, especiallyfrequent in
essential
origin,and
of
with
the
chief
glci(^.
to
of
foreign
of the
language.
even
of still
between
profound
is
statement
in German
than
our
in
fundamental
of
it is
yet
and
i.
the
"
two
true
essentially
or
prepared
English
e.
early
only comparatively
;
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knowledge
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German
guage,
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no
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words
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capacity.
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sense:
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sources
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foregoing.
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the
"
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to
of Ur", native
force
one
has
subj.
infin. idiom
Fig. for
Germanorum)
Germans.
of
the
2.
20.
expressive
so
"
81,
tnutterings ofyetc.
fittingconclusion
English
13.
expression,
form
"prac^e"
Supply
etc.
true
the
omission*
Note
That
See
forms.
these
bus
4.
For
in.
metaphysics
Remark
see
7.
7.
epithets
geft^mcibig is
phrases,
noun
83,
untranslatable.
Such
Remark.
See
by
(factitive) adjs.,as
3.
render,
to
apt.
quite
article.
of
easy
loegtid^,active
best
here
assonance,
its
to
more
nise
recog-
languages
NOTES.
88
in
development
historical
and
in
external
form.
Hence
the
difficulty
noted
of
translating
this,
however,
from
German
often
so
"
already
IV.
[Part
English.
to
"
of
Outside
that
all
only
in
translation
is
order
lo
learn
not
to
be
and
inadequate,
essentially
how
should
student
the
translate
prepared
now
that
that
learn
we
is,
to
how
the
read
"
not
an
the
less
exercise
is
in
and
for
translation
the
the
valuable,
mother
sake
tongue,
of
which,
not
only
which
through
largely,
as
we
should
to
means
alone
study
to
we
an
can
them.
understand
translate
to
Yet
original.
end,
learn
but
other
also
as
guages,
lan-
NOTES.
90
these
use:
5.
As
than
mc^r.
The
style
is careless,
tDCrbe.
Gr.
14.
Note
the
in
as
13.
All
etc.
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t)or
would
As
if after
your
12.
money
that
has
100
fiir.
were
be
more
marks
Now
for
wish
the
indecl.
playful
(?),might
obcr.
itjaS
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tion
admoni-
regularly
more
in German.
article
ho
9.
is,for
perhaps
Gr.
period
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"
repeated.
comparative,
like
apposition, ba jj
with
The
be
now
else
or
forms
V.
biefcShas
"
is in
clause
(?). 8.
see
iviirbe,
"
remember
(?)
Gr.
bo5rish letter.
(?)either
fuller
dat.
11.
one\,
dress,
in
economy
following
following
frequently.
for etttJaS,
as
to
the
Indef.
10.
the
"
"
Gr.
regularly be omitted,
Supply l^attcjl
7.
3.
only.
tone
should
JU
now.
ordinal
abbreviated
hy
("379)*"
6.
(?).
then
common
Gr.
pref.
Gr.
omitted.
4.
things,
two
sep.
CtitJaS
fut. will
dist. from
English,
[Part
88.
Lessing,
years
be
understood
must
^{iSit
1.
of time
Gr.
when,
Gr.
constr.
part,
form,
5.
of
9.
repetition
note
"
The
bin.
87, 6.
See
letter
is to
logically,unt
would
from
literaryor
13.
of
as
her
sheer
17.
own.
we
say
be
so
The
properly
his
Note
that
Optative
good andy
For
ever
the
subj.
7.
the
Older
more
This
dom
free-
idiomatic
12.
bag.
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colloquial sense
"
Idiom,
us
unknown
last.
centers.
monotony
accus.
infin. would
stand
10.
social
the
is ironical.
sense
epistolary style.
to
heretofore.
jcfet. 8.
for
reminds
SlngctCflcn^eitcn
gu ;
the
"
(.?) 2. The
Refers
frequently
more
Gr.
4.
gu.
as
form
again
of mofl.
affairs
business
with
be
old
where?
um
deprive of
to
remote
sense
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14.
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idiom,
infin.
The
Wolfenbiittel,
At
i^t is
"
stand
of
sense
Idiom,
belongs
order
word
6.
Gr.
regularly follow.
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Impers.
(?).
see
rare,
now
would
"
3.
(?).
above.
something
to
Wolfenbiittel.
at
wife,
future
11.
old, is Librarian
46
now
16.
so.
lady
Gr.
was
of
Belongs
widow,
(?). 18.
More
etc.
89.
friendship between
The
fruitful
Schiller
that
Kis
to
impressions of
1.
can
As
use
we
existed
ever
friend
Schiller
and
between
Korner, father
two
of
men
was
of
perhaps
genius.
the poet
the
The
of Nos.
most
intimate
following
letter
own
and
from
first
Gothe.
say,
this
Gothe
without
adj. only
art.
in
last S.
fern.
4.
2.
In
Here
this
height
sense
"
geht,
nach
tvalks,
often
3.
follows.
We
5.
NOTES.
8^-90.1
Colloquial phrase
dass,
k5nnen
6.
include
The
(?), idiom
note
Reise
literature.
here
of
implied
down
truthfullynoted
verb:
the
to
idiom.,
ahead
one
two
12.
of me.
present;
indef.:
our
the
.for
same
formed
that
11.
men.
hence
with
cannot
conclude
in
often
Dep.
union, and
with
or
"
time, meaning
and
Impers.
reflex,
be drawn.
can
"6,
sities,
diver-
very
voraus
13.
sentiment
of
of
See
fruitful for
bond
expressions
8.
the
conclusion
no
or,
hiltte
This
was
on
als
10.
the
force.
intensive
7.
life,most
yet it
with
"
(" 487).
87, 9.
as
facts
later
Thus
Gr.
Gothe's
in
(?)
tOy etc.
me
position.
by Schiller,
benefit, between
mutual
light of
the
the
not
heretofore, Gr.
as
epoch
an
87, 3"
curiously interesting in
too
Note
was
9. See
alles
infinitives.
both
Italienische
German
is
88,
compare
6.
much,
pretty
"
igX
90.
letters mark
following two
The
furnish
instructive
an
1.
Wohlgeboren
used
address
on
to
was
form,
Gr.
see
3.
No
84,
(Life
'*
literature
second
abbr.
Usual
at
pi. Euer,
in
senses
of
10.
more
for
associated
Ewer,
be
will also
They
of
formalities
regular.
("
spondence
polite corre-
which
is
Honor,
with
the
with
Note
Case.
Gr.
6.
also
sec
them.
11.
the
Nos.
8.
Ew.
Gr.
am
83,
the
successor
wichtigsten
as
Gothe
decl.
of
Sie,
great
abbr.
now
the
etc.
Professor
of
position
would
"
guished
distin-
was
as
says
German
use
Other
Note
Duke
between
first
only
9.
of
pi. Ihren,
occurs
part,
the
without
"
93, 94.
(?).
the
ing
part, follow-
technical
third
Schiller's
was
pi. verb.
(?).
Here
prefix
periodical,
union
mentioned,
names
For
all students
the
founding
as
The
to
of
"
to
ways
Note
second
third,
titles.
many
2.
constr.
Horen
following regular
the
the
Die
referred to.
etc.
Of
;
attrib.
the
"
4.
in
ordinary title,
an
"
Councillor
Privy
was
i)
417,
is still
of official rank.
person
all,perhaps,
for Herren.
earlier
zu.
relation.
(?). Gothe
note
Phrase:
Jena
memorable
of
most
5.
afterwards
were
*'
metaphysician
History
the
extent
our
condensation.
noun
as
of
Gothe)
but
"
Schiller.
earlier
7.
of
less
tp
to
Gr.
art.
of
example
(?),and
of Weimar.
as
and
"
is intensive, addressed
Hoch-
and
amusing
us
closer
day.
that
at
and
of
beginning
the
"
men
the
also
perhaps
NOTES.
192
PartV.
91.
1.
See
Hoch-
90, 6, 8
stop
marks
properly
foregoing
condition
that
"
stands
"
is,writings
(?). Schiller,
7.
That
man,
is,to maintain
compliments
18,
its
9.
to you.
we
1.
90,
pres.
plans begun
or
rank.
higher
also
note
"
subj. of following
as
Gothe's
ourselves^ referring to
Gr.
here
for
fut.
and
laid
schon,
"
had
written
3.
Much
that
4.
aside.
5.
The
8.
has
the
vtake
my-
foregoing
idiomaticallywith
(.?). Tr.
form.
others.
Above
phrase
rendered
regular
6.
usual
to
come
be
May
Note
the
continues
subj.
eingesandten.
Gr.
sup.
The
least.
at
pre-eminence.
Abs.
2.
of
omission
The
verb.
phrase.
92.
This
1.
letter shows
of
One
haben
Schiller's
for both
required
"
back,
7.
without
Colloquial
see
Court.
at
seeming
reason.
89,
remaining
5
of
Gr.
hardly
"
pieces, through
Note
(.^).
note
91,
Gr.
family.
90,
"
subj. and
to
see
of
subj.
(?). Note
verb.
printed
are
wSren,
8. your
transl.
second
95,
For
Supply
position
cond.
from
change
("471, c).
be
to
with
Sie
6.
Past.
Gothe's
5.
means/.
3.
91, 9.
see
88, (?).4.
See
where?
here
"
time.
Adv.
2.
essays.
stand
91, 4
attendance
colloquial omission
The
would
"
man,
as
of intimacy, in short
progress
philosophical
verbs
For
purpose.
rapid
in the
old
orthography.
93.
this
At
This
1.
gen.
dat. cannot
often
"
in
(tomb)
of
C.
6.
tOy etc.
gone
forever.
Jo idiomatic,
1. 4.
of
the
12.
8.
This
with
liic^t
Jold^.
"
"
younger
son.
is
The
heart
Tr.
f^rad).
ttic^rbelongs
English (?).
7.
with
11.
losty etc.
false
interprets.
city,is
:
is
Why
have
we
"
grammatically
of the
5.
mc^r.
Rome.
at
English
cr
outskirts
Rome.
Construe
pred. adj.
A
3.
in the
for
in
imitated
of ancient
best
Resident
grammaticam.*'
Cestius,
monuments
use
be
word.
one
is "supra
sentence
is Minister
date, Humboldt
of
one
all
among
Emphatic
me^r
cine
More
not
:
2.
but
"
4.
The
the
most
repetition
"
repeated
new,
etc.
usually as
10.
91, 9;
see
able
remarkhe
laved
gone
and
Gr.
A
such
Pyramid
childreuy
my
Adv.
(?).
9.
beautiful
also
94,
NOTES,
91-95-]
igj
94.
Schiller
1.
is
Order
may
but
in word
from
8.
Schiller
"
The
indef.
here
independent
10.
9.
how
"
5u^tbar!cit.
often
Note
requiring
any
rate
of
in
here
6.
Only
7.
H.'s
wife.
doubtless
to
H.'s
subj.
assurance.
the
sive
expres-
condensation
Compare
English.
her
"
Note
the
also
form,
indef.
sentiment!
"
ing.
adaptation,
date.
this
indirect
3.
help
constant
referring
"
the
formation
clause
from
the
beautiful
the
years
ex,
and
true
11.
at
fine
requires
two
which,
in grammatical
only
not
that
"
I cannot
by U)aS, bcffcn is
than
strengthens,
fortune.
with
along
in less
died
(Thus,
Gothe.
rel.
idiom
translation
shown
As
infin.
heart.
with
and
antec
Note
phrase,
5.
idiom.)
to
4.
own
my
and
metaphor
idiom
true
into
both
Includes
88, 9.
see
looking
say,
2.
(?).
heretofore,
as
We
too
Gr.
Tense.
association
in intimate
livingat Weimar,
now
of
pression,
ex-
90, 3.
95.
We
a
desire
Voss
Theology
1.
We
(1779
etc.
have
sit
him
the
a
style is
little
"riibrr
"
Choral
idiomatic
such
.
10.
tt)enn
note
5.
11.
wish
to.
Note
bag.
had
where
at
slain
has
pronoun
i/y
(?).
idiom
14.
being
Gr.
his
death.
Caesar
of
use
"
also
Subj.
the
the
adj.
idiomatic
of conceived
been
and
comp.
12.
The
or
Gr.
(?)
"
was
only
fcinblid^Cll
of
his
buried.
Gr.
(?).
dead
Note
9.
sense
purpose
Our
^icraii,and
feiltcil. Gr.
result,
2.
bie
Gr.
accus.
81, 3;
Note
deriv.
"Obcr,
have
be
may
Emphatic,
Schiller
speaks
Should
See
4.
i^n.
^\\
6.
7.
it
untranslated.
usually
of
power.
Voss,
dignitary
here,
as
("344, ^).
word-order.
8.
church
left
the
indeed.
is
address,
idiomatic
modal
R.
so
(1803).
writer,
of History.
more
prose,
The
distinguisheddivine,Professor
In
position.
student
Heinrich
Johann
poet
K.
$err
"
ignorantly-
anbcrS, idiom,
Gr.
"
time
the
Gr.
as
Note
In
Tragedy"
forms.
aSf
gu
he
5.
7.
The
term.
councils.
rhetorical
old
years
brother, whom
the
93,
was
Professor
been
emphatic
the
the
give
may
of Schiller.
writings
of
son
1812)
"
"Doctor"
our
highly
45
had
letter which
life and
eldest
(1745
Schiller
Note
See
here
over
Griesbach
by
3.
rest.
alone.
the
ecclesiastical
in
loosely expressed
him^
of the
more
corresponding
no
to
\dXQ\tiy some
with
than
series
1822), was
"
Jena, where
at
authorized
this
something
of "Luise,"
author
of
know
to
Heinrich
close
better
cannot
is,/^^
(.?).13.
"
shall
see
"^/
ba*
be
NOTES,
194
takes
often
all."
form
noun
15.
85, 5.
and
note
"
by practice,and
writing
admit
Shrift, like
German
it is
impossible,in
in
from
de
"Recueil
admirable
collection,in
for further
practice.
The
deeply
will
See
of^ etc.
loved
17.
verb.
94, 1. 5.
freedom
will
as
other
Note
of
at
The
again
poetic
emotional
an
offer
of
or
sentiment
in
B.
par
be
variety both
most
learned
of character
who
(Paris,Hachette
the
student
and
have
They
grammars.
Levy
only
of all styles of
examples
some
found
are
handwriting, can
orthography
new
book
Allemandes,"
Lettres
The
any
English, present
few
III.
the
to
clause
noun
have
from
V-
of poetry.
The
as
grief,as
my
to
never
separation
regard
Part
to
such
preservation
lost, Than
healed
With
5.
English,
to the
wide
so
have
In
and
loved
following selections
The
quality.
can
character
the
which,
"
contribute
Tntrod.
colloquial style,see
Remark.
if I
shall
see
approaches
instead.
not
time
is, when
stands
have
to
would
English
word-order,
here
*Tis better
"
16.
meaning
indie,
the
often
where
"
Part
taken
are
"
had
Co.)
be
may
an
"
referred
be resumed.
now
96.
9f2ad)t8
bed
1.
Impers.
2.
adv.
of ilbcr
use
adv.
gen.
have
to, etc.
"
"
day
"
adv.
never
to
No.
to
answer
gen.
92.
formed
{get) so
am
3.
come.
by analogy, though
well
colloquial
"
anybody
5.
else,
as
"
Impers.:
andf
"
idiom:
for the
"
Schiller's
o'nights
**
"
is fem.
paidy
is from
first selection
The
barf
to
milffen,
the
attention
no
cvlailben.
on
Note
to, etc.
whom
9?0(^t
4.
need
is
auberS,
only
to
97.
tragedy,
1. The
imperat.
why
as
We
92, 8.
may
"
Die
3.
Jungfrau
Would
be
naturally expect
von
Orleans."
regularly.
more
Ellipsisof @ic
2.
ttJlirbe ItJagcn,
colloquial freedom,
in
in second
as
86, 8
"
correspondence.
98.
1.
Gothe
Of
course,
and
my
Schiller
eye.
2. That
is full of such
is, my
own.
expressions
The
correspondence
of mutual
service
and
between
benefit.
NOTES.
96-100.]
igj
99.
1.
referring
"^usly
doubtless
also
G.
Referring
of
and
the
S.
humor-
material
The
last
the
probably
refers
studies
physical
Gothe*s
by
and
allusion,
same
refers
i^rctl
"
also
to
world
sentence
"
continues
keep
to
expression,
4.
reality
between
discussions
recent
to
the
compelled
Humorous
below,
as
denying
speculations,
3.
catarrh.
by
"
"
metaphysical
to
up
simply
means
discussions
metaphysical
to
and
humorous,
stopped
is,
That
2.
room.
my
is
expression
The
discussions
to
gested
sug-
^liteUiflcng.
lOO.
1.
skill
My
See
90,
his
The
4.
7.
6,
is
allowed
strongly
to
stand,
to
is
appeared
emphatic
for
with
amazing
See
No.
what
2.
96.
"$^iIo|o|)^ifc^c"
The
it.
95,
is
works.
greatest
(Jena,
and
and
It
unwell.
referred
essay
2Biffenfc^aft"Ie^rc/'
colloquial
See
Niethammer
philosopher
1.
being
produced
Schiller
3.
in
1795
"
entitled
in
illustration,
1800),
by
first
all
in
eincr
[The
old
is,
with
("cft)
No.
means.
the
That
3ournat/'
part
"53crfuti^
the
in
physical
suffering
metaphysics.
edited
by
Fichte's
tion.
co-opera-
!J)arficttunfl
liciicn
of
the
1797.
word
orthography.]
5.
\%
ber
here
Uebelbefinbett,
igS
INTRODUCTION
Arrangement.
3.
and
grouping
As
the
alphabetical order
It
hoped
that
between
and
doubtful
the
convenient
the
at
left to
later
being presumed
the
force
to
gender,
the
as
there
(except
does
not
obvious
because
syntax of
from
the
aid, not
to
*
former
words
In
form
of
cases
has
been
and
of scientific
the
ord^r
exact
by
tice
prac-
with
"
theory
or
ing
mean-
etymology
cases
take
been
need^ and
to
thus
all
the
here
be
the
to
observed,
make
to
to
the
rules, and
found
that
of
this
inflection
of
In
verbs, the
between
relation
only
not
general, the
In
place of
when
the
the
are
study
counted
pounds
com-
the
tive
primi-
primitive
is not
stant.
con-
entirelyregular,or
Vocabulary
of the
as
two
gation
conju-
the
in both
adjectives,
in
where
"
is
In nouns^
In
nouns
to
principle
cases.
not
object
learn
to
beginner.
primitive, but
in the
the
"
these
general
most
difficulty
or
is indicated.
is indicated
the
doubt
comparison
the
only where,
regard
in
Vocabularies
principle has
ought
will
English analogy.
to
yet
clearness)
order
any
in the
as
acquire
to
it
Yet
for
also
as
with
than
results
fairlybe
early
compounds,
The
in
once
"
done
exhibit
indicated
are
important
is indicated
and
due
modification
vowel
is not
study.
could
student
most
be
grouping
the
he
as
with
applied liberally,
this
distinguish in
to
rather
the
In
hyphen (")"
strictlypreserved.
Here,
to grammar
himself.
for
them
help
inflection,etc.,
accent,
the double
by
can
to
beginning,
Grammar,
such
only
Vocabulary auxiliary
the
latter
alphabetical
is
of
Indications.
the student
Thus
habit
beginner
the
as
title.
the
mon
com-
far
alphabetically,the
this
"
of
so
"
common
early learn
as
words
of
study.
Joynes-Meissner German
apply
will
intended
always
If the
Grammatical
being
student
syllablesare
which
"
difficult task
meanings,
included
exceptions
is it
formed
be
well
rules
alike
in the
under
reference, the
obvious
Nor
be
can
give
compounds
(so far,indeed,
of derivation.
process
4.
syllableor
consulted.*
may
thus
most
and
singlehyphen (-),the
the two
yet, for
fewest
the
by
student
grouped
"
are
"
indicated
while
and
distinguish
to
being
is
allow
the
words
initial
would
VOCABULARY,
to
German
same
derivatives
arrangement
help
remembering
origin with
prepared
TO
grammar.
components.
is
structed
con-
TO
INTRODUCTION
writer
The
experience
whose
have
first
at
the
habit
will
soon
furnish
well
as
their
words
as
much
of
such
intended
be.
remark.
to
need
as
to~confuse
no
helpful
other
between
the
than
this
as
two
extremes,
Notes.
explained
the
in most
the
orthography
use
The
Orthography.
of
forms
German
are
as,
fairlyregarded
In
been
has
view
of
still in the
reference
in
the
old
the
adopted;
"
subject
of
such
"
may
each
topic
of
of
be
so
class.
early
so
the
most
is
transition
It
upon
the
in
Preface, the
Vocabulary
deemed
has
also
many
proper
of
in the
several
the
which
cases
subject, so
been
in German
doubtful)
more
orthography
this
it has
of
in the
except
"
old
the
orthography,
this
In
text.
yet
importance
brief summary
the
this
period
stated
As
type.
antiquated
as
is
perhaps (though
Roman
or
force
teacher,
opportunities
to
the
such
as
present
duly represented
orthography
being
well
as
"
the
actually
correspondences
and
tion,
propor-
as
to
as
both,
or
these, and
left
and
usual
most
best
thought
attention, by introducing it
6.
for
been
lessons
grammars
to
be
for, may
few
with
familiar
call
may
is
identical
considered
of
parison
com-
this
as
certain
help
advisable
meaning
Only
of the
and
deemed
or
large
much
nearly
so
selection
The
in progress.
forms
elementary
be
may
but
languages,
been
beginner.
the
help
mistakes,
observation
in form
in
to
disciplineand
are
many
remote,
so
subject
in the
however,
not,
words
are
so
general principles
to
the
Vocabulary
in
seem
just measure,
not
cognate
these
student
found
are
from
long
course
will
is, diverse
Still,it has
or
suggested
make
derived
(not of
kindred
in
of
method,
some
in
that
"
and
time
be
in
Others
rather
exercises
cognates^
forms.
such
Of
both
are
proper
this
student
make
may
English being
feature
the
constantly recurring
may
kindred
this
to
lying
interest
of
It is true,
and
the
at
conviction
pedagogical
purely
compensation,
German
of
introduce
to
as
abundant
original; and,
same
of
the
reasonableness
trouble, and
more
enforced
thus
proportion
as
little
is
199
repeating
general reference).
Cognates.
5.
utility and
purpose
for
Dictionary
for
pardoned
the
to
as
Vocabulary
a
be
inay
VOCABULARY.
may
been
our
to
new
be
cated.
inditexts
reprint
INTRODUCTION
200
formerly
for
Editor
the
by
VOCABULARY,
TO
of
publishers
the
book
this
end
(see
of
this
Introduction).
in
the
and
Vocabulary,
in
arranged,
8.
It
remains
excellent
is
also
obligation
an
pains
in
work,
the
this
conscious
gratefully
its
for
betically
alpha-
indebted
he
yet
us
spared
has
notices
no
omission
of
hereafter.
improvement
S.
J.
1889.
October,
For
NoTB.
convenient
Appendix
Grammatical
Irregular
Verbs
and
reference,
"
Nouns,
of
none
E.
To
acknowledge
to
feel,
all
the
to
Weir.
only
that
accept
found
Elizabeth
all
must
occurring
be
much
is
Whitney
while
will
Editor
by
scholars
And,
the
is
Dictionary/'
German
our
will
book,
the
to
notations
other
Vocabulary
indebted
suggestions
other
or
Vocabulary.
express.
his
error,
of
German
largely
which
adequately
can
or
it
in
that
Cassell's
"
and
elsewhere
front
add
to
new
that
say
abbreviations
The
Abbreviations.
7.
is
and
added,
the
in
including
Order
of
Words.
part
brief
as
supplement
synopsb
to
of
Accent,
the
Vocabulary,
Inflection
of
ORTHOGRAPHY.
books
The
this
of
for
prescribed
rules
followed
generally
words
which
to
entitled,
series
etc.,
students
of
guidance
printed
modified
t, 6,
AND
capitals
6,
ti ; A,
ii,
not
e,
changes
VOWELS
I.
The
orthography,
most'important
of the
"
and
Sc^ulen/
dictionaries,
given
following
tion
selec-
for reference
Roman
5lc, Oc,
not
some
in
even
"
is
beutfc^e
immediate
the
use
the
the
"
DIPHTHONGS.
ecf)t,"vcn^e,
in
Icucjnen,
to
now
and
fiir bte
for
But
the
pamphlet
preugifdjen
have
may
old
ben
cost.
who
the
after
small
at
and
in
SEBorteivSev^eid^utd
in
to
rules,
fully given
are
"ebvauc^
had
be
These
Germany.
,r9te()eln uub
can
according
schools,
Prussian
apply,
they
9ted)tfc^ret6uu()"jitm
which
the
in
printed
are
type
"
always
etc.
"reuel,
feting,
(let^, bcudfttc;
others.
^
i,
not
ie, not
ie,
in
but
added
in
Single
vowel
ging, ^ing
png,
bar
plurals
for
like
double
(Sarfdiaft),
^niee,
vowel
"
verbs
in
"ceen,
in
like
Slmtcccn^
"
@d)af^
$crb,
"Siiax,
^erbc,
"(^06,
go"
((ofen),
"tar,
Sofung,
aSagc,
Wla%,
aSarc,
etc.
flubiercn,
etc
etCc
The
following
distinguished by spelling:
are
"
giber, fibre.
giebcr,fever,
"eifcl, hostage.
"t\%d,
gib, lid.
2icb,
grayish.
f)rdu(i(!6^
greuUd), terrible.
9Ra^i'e,
9Rare, story.
mare.
StiC ^O'^^-
"tiel,
(insep.),against.
toiber
11^,in
mien.
words
German
a) Initial,
toieber
1^is
where
mark
handle.
CONSONANTS.
II.
i, not
song.
Wlitnt,
w/"/r.
9Rine,
scourge.
vowel
long
radical
not
b)
c)
suffix
the
In
Final
Seil, 2^ier^
(short);
but
tl^un,
etc.
etc.
"igentum, Sfeid^tunt,
-turn:
medial,
or
to
necessary
2^au, taucn,
3^urm
teucr, tocrteibigen,
%i)ai, ^ox,
or
as
3Kut,
f^ not
%,
in all German
^^,
"^
not
the
in
compounds
pronoun
inbe^,
wc^^alb,
words, except
And
etc.
Sp^eu.
bedroec^en,be^^alb,
the
in
-ni"
suffix]
(but
etc.
plural -ntjfe): "Icic^ni", "Icic^niffc,
Note.
M,
t, not
I for
c in
Roman
{,
in
in
"
type,
foreign words
many
be
must
gg.
as
^anoii, forrcft,fonfrct,
Sotiiunttion,furfio,etc.
j for
in
foreign words
many
fionjevt, etc.
naturalized,
while
c is retained
III.
The
use
to
of
nouns
in
;
as
Offijicr, ^vo.jcg,
others,
many
not
so
ftiUy
^ocent, focial,etc.
more
closely than
CAPITALS.
capitals is limited,
and
as
words
used
strictly
as
nouns.
tofore,
here-
VOCABULARY.
103
ABBREVIATIONS.
In
the
cases
some
ambiguity
abbreviation
same
is
in different
but
senses,
accusative, accent.
adjective.
tuij'.f
adv.f adverb, adverbial.
,
int., interrogative.
inir,, intransitive.
0r/., article.
irr., irregular.
literally.
lit,,literal,
attrib.,attributive.
M.,
antec.y antecedent.
auxiliary.
c/., confer,
mixed
,
noun.
n.,
compare.
"
composition.
comparative.
neut.y
neuter.
nam.,
nominative.
num.,
numeral.
ofy'.,object.
ord., ordinal.
omitted.
{nn.,
decl.y declension.
/. , past (tense).
de/.y definite.
dem.y demonstrative.
""?/.,dependent.
part.,
participle,participial.
Pers.f
person,
Poet;
pronounce.
Prep,, preposition.
example.
pron.,
y.,
/act.f factitive.
familiar
pronominal.
pronoun,
prov., provincial.
reft.,reflex., reflexive.
feminine.
rel.,reiat., relative.
(colloquial).
^g., figurative.
/oil.,following.
remark.
rem.,
/r., from.
/ut., future.
sent.,
genitive.
grammatical.
^., I^a6en (auxiliary).
"^en.,
est, that
sentence.
Sep., separable.
sing-.,singular.
subj,, subjunctive.
gram.,
e., id
pronoun,
prefix.
^'/iPKf'i
excl.y exclamation.
t.
poetic.
poss,, possessive.
dir.y
dist.ydistinction,distinguished.
/am.,
personal.
pl',Plur., plural.
direct.
ex.y
"
is.
"
subject.
imper., imperative.
impers., impersonal.
trans., transitive,translate.
u.,
unb.
n.,
non.
tndec,
tr., transitive,translate.
indeclinable.
inde/, indefinite.
IV., weak
indie., indicative.
w.,
OTHER
The
sign
The
sign
The
sign
The
with modified
sign "*,the same
sign ; affix of composition.
The
indicates
....
"
-,
etc.
masculine.
tn
coll.fcollective.
cotnp.f compound,
"
no
inf.,injin,, infinitive.
insep., inseparable.
(construction).
"ibs.,absol.t absolute
aiex.y
only where
tndir., indirect.
abb.f abbreviation.
ace.
used
arise.
can
repeat
words
204
NOTATIONS.
intervening.
title word.
affix of inflection
),words
or
or
(verb).
with.
derivation.
to
be supplied
; or,
unusual
old forms.
], words
to
be omitted
; or,
gical
etymolo-
remark.
vowel.
Accent
'
principal;
secondary.
206
VOCABULARY.
Witt, m,ypl.
%XB^, "., //. 'cr, office.
eagle.
Kffe^m.i monkey.
fUt^ adv.y sep.prf.,on, onward, along;
ftdn^fn.ypl.-en, ancestor, grandfathei; prep, dat., at, on, near, by, along;
^ttX, ffi.y the same,
of
and
to, towards, on (to),
acCf
"
"
to forebode,
ft|lt-en^
suspect ; -ttltg,
various
in idioms.
senses
to offer.
f.f foreboding, suspicion; -ttttg^saiiBteteii,
000^ suspicious,anxious.
9ltt(H(f^
sight,look, view.
m.,
like,similar
ftJinUili^
votional,
deWb^i^i, /., devotion; ailllJlli)Hg,
{dot.),
devout,
ear
(wheat)field.
Hft/ m,ypl. -c, act (ofa play).
all^all, every, any ; attc^,"., everything,
com
{sometimes) everybody;
aitbet^other;
[sbenfcm]
next,
second;
time;
anberd,
; sntal
where.
-^stDOy else-
-c*
ntal/ -e*Jfit^at
ail
times, always ;
sgcmeilt^general, universal;
sge*
omnipotence;
IOttIt^/^,almightiness,
^ial^rlif^/
yearly, annual
; sju, too
{alsoin comp.),
"
adv.^ at first;-en^
in
fangltd)^
begin;
beginning.
the
to lead on,
anfttdreil/
to fill up.
atifitOeit^
to
aiU
deceive.
allet"^^".
//. sup, prf, (of all); angebeH/to allege,assign,indicate.
finest of all,exceedinglyfine. dttSClfltf
/r., to relate to, concern;
sfctnfi^
to begin, start.
iXi"\Xl! alone, only; conj.ybut, yet.
intr.^\.,
[att+ cin,with changed accent. '\
Slttgel,
m., pi.
(also/),fish-hook.
,
"
Wll^/.,/"/.-en
; alp ; bic-cn,the Alps;
-(ns|agCt^
fft'i Alpine (or mountain)
al^^ as, than, (else)than
"
affair,
[.licgen.]
an'gClielimVacceptable, agreeable,
hunter.
inversion
^U'gfle^geitltHt
/"" business,
; with
when
"
['iic^mcn.]
iDeiui; as
as
fluential.
respected, inadj.",
9tWXf\t then.
nance;
alfO/so, accordingly,therefore, then, ^tt'gefilJtV
"., //. -er, face, countein presence
im
[att+ io.]
of; to
bie
face,
one's
ancient;
old,
ttlfc
Slltcn,(often)
[^fe^en.]
"
the ancients.
seize on,
ttllgrcif-eil/to
altar.
Wtttr',w.,//.''rc,
WXfXp n.ypl.
age,
am
grow
"
age, old
to
age;
-n, to
old; -t(lt)ttm,
".,
quity;
anti-
exert
one*s self ;
attack ; reJUx.^
""tXi^f
pr. part,
adj.,injurious.
"^fanxiety,alarm
Wtt0fl//"/^-
; Ottg^i*
illigf|tti|
VOCABULARY,
to
Oltgltifeit,
peep
to
Otitolieil,
at, look
have
hold
intr.,
aitf|IUlIeit^spit
flltflaitll^
m.,
follower.
fto(c)t).]anflarrcn,
(on a door).
anUo|lfeiI,
tie
form
to
(on),
Olldtiitlfftl^
connect,
to
or
stare
at.
gen.,
instead
to stick
Qltfteiletl,
(by union).
arrive;
anfteleil,to
depend
to
to
announce.
[slegenj
exertion,
f.,to
iVf/r.,
anlaitgflt,
arrive
tr.,
\iQ^
"
of
ing.
"
; to
light.
suit, please
[make.
to
anftelletl^
appoint
employ,
; arrange,
strain, exert;
-ttltg,
effort.
to
t[llt(t)cil/
share, interest,
^-y
(a
antltun, to put
on
(UttiTfantique,
ancient.
pathy.
sym-
to.
plan, constitute
Q, to
gun)
of;
fire to,
set
on,
hesitate
to
Oltlfgf
decent.
{dat.).
on).
anftitlb-CII^
-\%t%
relate
propriety,
infln.finstead
gii, w.
"
rangement,
ar-
["PeUc"J
standing,
tlU^ait,
prep,
knock
{*,to
at.
or
delay; fUtffftltbig,
proper,
9lllbdbe,/., elevation,
(auf, acc,^
on
preparation.
hill,
-Ig,
ttltflalt^
/.,//. -en, establishment,
to begin.
Otiltelien,
mtfommetl,
sight, view
(gen.), [-fe^enj
lasting.
fdl^fitlger,
adherent,
m.,
to
sight
P^' -en,
of
to
to
adj.ycontinuous,
in
(clothes).
on
continue
on,
tlnfi^t A
at.
to restrain, stop
aitl^a(t--eit^
207
; to
put
aim
(clothes).
on
9[nmut(l^), /.,
; to
charm;
grace,
-|g,
to
Ottttf ]|meit,
accept, receive,
antltt^etl,
take
to
gen.^
to
dress
call
anrittren,to
an
assume
interest
in.
up,
to, appeal
to intrust, confide.
an'Unrtrait^eit,
onjielen,to
behold.
on,
on
on,
fasten
on,
out
to
or
draw
attract
on,
(clothes); reflex, to
regard;
at,
pi,
clothes),
at.
anfflttlfillgettl,
to impregnate,
look, regard;
ad.
announce,
; to
dress
put
one's
self.
9[ltjUg, m.y
affix.
look
out,
strike
to
aitf(l|logflt^
Unfelflt/to
(place),
vertise.
look
cry
(a person).
answer
to
point
aitjfigeit^
to.
hai,
anff^rden,to
-en^
answer;
%Xiyi^\p/., number.
to.
touch.
attffl^flUf
Q^ to
{dot.),to
offer.
with.
meet
-en,
anioefeitll,
present
deck.
to address, speak
aitrctieit^
tMS,/or
hit upon,
Unt'tllOtt,/., //.
anrufeit, to
face.
to
[na^er, antreffflt,
/, approach,
fdi'nat'erttiig,
reflex, w,
n.,
fdttrag,m., pL "-tfproposal,
graceful,charming.
comp.\
%ntVi%,
(clothes).
suffuse.
as
n.,
able.
considerOtlfelttl(t((,
^t,
dress,
suit
(of
[sgic^eiu]
apothecary
I^Hltje'fe,/.,
9[(l(ietit^
fn.t appetite.
ttqua'^tor,
m.,
shop.
equator.
equinoctial.
aqniltoettal^
$n\t%tn,
to
propagate
set
on,
affix, apply;
(flowers).
to
%Xht\i,f',pl'
work,
labor.
-"n, work,
labor
-fit,to
2o8
VOCABULARY.
^, bad,
atjl, comp.
cunning,
ttrger,
"IiRtg,UltflfBf
Q^
*".,
%Vi%mt'^XA,
^iwi/. ^
anger;
to
-n,
anger.
vex,
arm.
-ttt(|),/.,
poverty;
poor;
armltdl^ poor,
kind, sort,
good,
the
on
stop,
anffiinlen,to
(with
aitfUfen,
to
anfmaibf
ll#to open
pick
reJUx.^ to get
take
notice, attend
manner;
fdtfnilltlllf^admission,
tlft/f".,//. %
branch, bough.
9[t(|)em,
breath;
^M
aitfnrtmen,
at(i)meit,
to
tDer, luaS
even;
ob
menn,
who-,
"
...
and
also
upon,
ticCf
"
gu, up
"
down
and
that,
prep,
to
itilb ab, up
in
senses
at ;
on,
phrases
idioms;
aitfliT(4^V#^^
bloom
break
up
(up), flourish.
or
open
intr.,
f[uf'etlt|att\
"*.,//. -e,
aitfre((t,
upright,
OUfrel|eit,to
up,
sweep
up;
quickly.
erect.
in
arrange
row,
stay, sojourn,
to
string.
to
aitfretteit,
tear
Ottfrt4t--eit,
to
to
quickly.
open,
open
up,
erect;
set
upright,
rise ; -tg,
reJUx,^
honest.
slit open.
to
essay.
Hefecn.]
auff^auen,
to
look
up.
knock
raising,erection;
weaver's
sBonnt,
up,
beam,
raise,
-tlif
to
riw/r.,to
erect;
rise.
abode.
to bring
OUf'ergie^^eit,
\.,to
auffatteit,
up,
fail upon,
to cut
auffll^tietlieit,
rear.
strike
(the
f.,to
to
to
fiuffe^etl^
fly up.
oitfjitegeti,
to
auffeMn^
look
up,
up;
or
-et,
open.
".,
seer,
over-
inspector.
attention).
aufgeben,
gather
9[ltff^lQ0r
m.fpi.%
start, open.
aufbammern,
adorn.
up,
rise up
up.
9[ltffQl^r
tn,pL ^t, composition,
sit up..
up,
to
open.
flttfilU$fn,
to dress
aufri^fn,
etc.
f./to
Onfblttlieilr
to
"
dot., upon,
\"
on,
various
in
(open), upon,
begin;
up,
receive.
admit,
though.
to
if,alattftaffen^
even
"
sep.pref.y up
reception.
aufjlflaitjeil^
to plant, set
^"^^/" of pain.
^ttlfl^/
adv,
arouse.
up,
take
to
reflex.^to
on
cheer
to
to peck
anflltlleit,
breathe.
OUf,
tion.
atten-
[*nc^mcn.]
!!#./""effcn.
what-ever
nice.
Wie,/, ash(es).
aui!^/also,
up,
start.
anfmuntettl,
click).
gather.
up,
ail/ oh
abolish.
back.
cease.
open
attfmerf-eit^to
pitiful.
~cn,
-ig^ kind,
to
-Ctdj, anfidren,
arithmetician.
tn.,
fltm^"".f//.-C,
Sfcdpf-tpi'
to
anfioileit,
to take
vexation,
vexatious, angry
Otm,
vexations
deceitful.
give
up,
surrender;
go
reflex.^to
aitfftl^en,to
assign, impose.
f.,to
aufgeleil,
to
up,
rise, open.
horse).
set
on,
sit
put on,
compose;
(a horse).
mount
on
\.fto
mount
(a
VOCABULARY,
to stretch
attff)iettetl,
ttttdlatieit,
to unload.
open.
auffjltiltgett,
1v to spring
auf^elen,
f.,to stand up,
fly open.
up,
rise, get up
U
fUtfffetg-eit,
to
ascend,
up,
go
(up) ; -ait9,/.,ascension.
aufftrSftl/ to
auftragen,
set
to
flx.
erect,
up,
lay
up,
carry
drive
anf mo^eti, U
to
aufmeifett,tr.,
wake
aufjallen,to
to
count
(game).
up.
leave
completely,
make
to
out,
Sep,
(through-)
eye
out,
finish
amount
out
reckon
to,
-etls
forth,
out,
prep,
dat.,
of
and
"
of,
out
various
call
ask
accomplish,
exclaim.
out,
mtdf^enfeilrto
out.
out, retail
pour
send
to
mtdfltlafcit,
finish
to
aitdf^Iagen,
strike
forth;
sleeping.
{intr.\ to shoot
audf^neilieil, cut
%VA\t^}X%p
for.
dry
out,
att^OlIeit,
out,
utter.
to
press
forth.
out,
carve.
exhaust.
out,
[4cl)ic6cn.]
expression \-%%'^t^,
expressive;
put
m,,
intr.y
HUlffllftl,
parch, wither.
refuse
out,
to
(drink).
dispatch.
out,
to
%Xi9tXVA, m.^pLH,
late.
calcu-
ttttdru^en,
to rest.
draw
ait"fibO)lfCtt,
idioms.
express,
(out),
perform,
to
^tltgeldtl,
WA\tivSitVi,
frf.,
because
to
aitdredjineit,
to pluck
attlru|ifen,
dim,
senses
attdma^^n,
audntfeit, to
up.
in
furnish.
(of play).
"., gen.
from, by,
leam
to
aitdrt^tcn^ to
up.
flttf
jitg, !".,//.^c, procession, parade,
t]t"^ adv.y
vent
up.
grow
n.y
let out,
omit.
learning.
serve
on,
start
up,
wake
auf mai^fen,
j.,to
%n^-t,
9[ltds
parts;
decide.
to
fntftreiben^
act
foreign
n.y
latltltr/
fn.^ foreigner.
auKernen,
(a table).
dress,
%VA\wa^f
ttUlIoffen,to
(from bed).
mount
209
as
".,
look,
to
look,
from
"
pear
ap-
appearance.
seem,
the
on
outside;
without.
an^fairen, f.,to
to
attSfrOfieit,
drive
out.
question
amine.
(fully),ex-
besides, except
OUdfit^nil^to
out,
carry
execute,
plain.
ex-
of, beyond
beside
jtc^,
"
self; i\^^,prep,
of, without,
gen.
one's
side
{or dat.), out-
ordinary.
extras|irl)ent(t4/
fv to
ttUlgelieitf
go
out,
end.
to dig
ttttdgrabett,
out.
hold
out, suffer.
to
anSfleiXieil,
WOAW(^VX,
to
undress.
laugh
at.
adj.,outer, external,
"
c,
the
terior;
ex-
exterior; -fl,
extreme
usually
set
out,
expose.
f[tt"fl(^t,/,//.
-en, view,
to
speak
aitlf^ireibeil^
prospect.
out,
utter,
pro-
VOCABULARY,
2IO
nounce;
9u0f)int4/
utterance,
decision.
to spit
atti9ftltt(feit,
audfterbeit^U
out,
a^'., extinct,
/ar/.
audsttllen^to
deserted.
WA\U!6^tU,
seek
to
to
mtdtl^ttlt,
out, extend.
stretch
practise,
com*
to
ViUiydi^XiVX,
tr.,
ait")te|etl^
to
f.,to
out.
out.
pay
mark
(dotbes)
(money).
invest
out,
put
select.
out,
exercise,
to wash
aitlttiaf4eit^
oudgcfliirBeti,
to stuff.
aitdR0|ifeit,
to
HUdflredfftl^
drain.
out,
mit
spit.
;
drink
to
anlttHfll/to
die out
to
andtrinfen,
/^-
*"""
off, take
undress
reflex,^to
off,
move
distinguish.
out,
draw
ofl
I'/^r.,
remove.
^.
P^' ^e, brook,
SHoibr^M
'Ieitl#
stream,
baker.
m.,
bier.
Slater^ tn,
{pL
-n), Bavarian
also
; -n,
soon
"
batb,
now
Be-, insep.prf.^with
active
9al!e(lt)/iw., //.
9otte(n)/
(anb//.,
tpL
-n,
balcony. [French.]
-e,
ffi.,//.-n, bale
(of goods).
ribbon
tie
-en,
(commercial) bank).
"*."
bear.
merciful,
Iiftttll|ft3't||#
-feit,/."mercy,
[French]
charitable
^^en,
".,
batt'fli/to
m^ygetu
build,
bethink
n.t
ficant, important,
n.y
-n
indicate,
adj.f signi"
considerable.
fbtWnippart,
ai
servant.
condition.
8e)lilt0lt11g,/M
belly.
(a farm);
out,
serve
self, reflect;
hesitation; -It^r
reflection,
to
consider;
on,
one's
point
penny.
till
think
as
Bebfenen,
/^- "'^fpaunch,
-^
reflex, to
mean;
"
cover.
^"Vw.; (ftlfUt-Ctl/ to
bass-viol.
S3o$etl^w., //.
regret, pity.
doubtful.
Hat,/-, bitten.
Sfllt^/ ^M
to
["ben"
use],
in
thoughtful,
(arttgrbearded.
SaJfi^iU^/*
to
hi^tdtn,
charity.
beaker.
cup,
to
bftlftlf-ftlf
reply to(acc).
n.f basin.
(a/so ht'^mttn,
(civil)officer.
n,,
Icn ; bfid^tig
not
bench
usually
"
thoughtful, deliberate
Iie)ia4tt0f
-cn^
as
(eant'ttlinrteit/to
answer,
fBtdtU,
"
timid.
anxious,
Iiait9(f)r
//.
various
(flif11/ to tremble.
^ti^tXfm.,
binben.
"i.,//.-c, bond,
Sat,
trees;
force.
"
SffUnt/ adj,
rafter.
beam,
pL
of
fttlllQe,/)
balb
then.
")lf"|I,
cotton.
Salf Olt% m
seed
^if".
beam
iw.,//.%
Bavaria.
(alb/
same.
Ca|te,/.,
".,
-^sinaitll, //.
peasant;
sUtltf /^"
fi.f dim*
^MtXp
farmer,
-et^
[or ~),
VOCABULARY.
to need,
(ebitrf-en,
-nil
(old nig),
lack
to maintain,
(gen, or ace.)] lie(Qtt)ltfn/
".,
211
want.
assert.
be^enb^Ce),
quick, adroit.
bel^er^bergen,
to lodge, shelter.
bcbtttfam^ watchful,
ht-ttt\%m, to bury.
Seete,/., berry.
Scet, ".,//.
S3efr(I,
command,
in
(of garden).
command;
m.y
among
-eit, S.,
commend,
to
[fcl^lennot
use.]
one's
self, be
Jbefragen,
to
(in health,
etc.)-
bfibrtngf
n,
satisfy;
appease,
\t%M,
Mm,
reflex,,to
(egebeilr
betake
[ge^reu
in
not
begierig,desirous,
in
in
not
"., desire
or
fn.
befall
meet,
gegen,
sire,
de-
to
[gtnnen
not
accompany;
[=lci* Settrag,
escort.
(eglit^en,
to bless.
Settttttf
to
one^s
content
"egtiff,"".,idea;im
the
point
begtnten, to
of
"
to
\l\^VXtVXpto
Sdniort/
"
ing.
-enb, pr,
retain, preserve.
persist,continue.
part,
stand
by,
assist
(dot,),
""."
//" %
contribution;
contribute.
^M
accession, co-operation.
gu,
acquainted;
quaintance(ship).
bffonittten/ilr,,to get, obtain, receive;
j.(dat-),to suit; gut, tDOljt
intr,,
to
treat.
gum",
n.,
as
stand.
under-
greet.
to keep,
beJ^Hltftt/
betanbeln,
bite
to
ht\ViXiVii,part.
adj.,known,
[genug.]
to bury.
Iiegra6en,
Ifgreifen, to comprehend,
on
example;
bury.
fbtX^VXtXpflicontribution.
-f tt, to
bfgnjlgfn, reflex,
/^^.y^v
away,
betffeben,to
attend,
put
Seifjliet
".,//"-?/
hti^-^Vi,S.,
greedy.
ten.]
self,
together.
for example.
use.]
eager,
-nng,/-! attendance,
adj.,accompanying,
leg, bone.
-e,
beif^nffcn^to
use.l
(eglett-en, to
proach,
ap-
almost.
(dat,). betfammen.
use.]
; -en,
begin,
^S*.,to
near,
(dat.).
at
betnabt/
[9egncn,/r.
come
pr. part,
one's
go-
begegneit, f., to
f.^ to
enclosed.
adj\, gifted.
part
applause.
get
betUegfnb^
bcibc",n,
(of two).
-Ult0^y-tsatisfaction.
to feel, handle.
ieful^Ien,
(egtnnen,
in
senses
to
beifommen,
free, liberate.
set
to
lefrfetltg-eil,
^t%t^X,
various
idiotns,
Sfifatt, m.,
question.
to
(eftCttn,
in, with,
at,
near,
and
"
beside;
near,
to
(efinlieit,
find; usually reflex,, to
find
dat., by,
prep,
-c, bed
cautious.
"
(one) good;
do
hard
fc^lec^t
with.
to deplore, pity.
beflagett,
belaben,
to
load.
to
"
go
VOCABULARY,
212
IBtlatlg^
tn.,
bffibTHIl-flt^to
importance.
amount,
describe;
scription
-ttltg^ de-
load
bt\t%tU,to overlay,
alty).
pen-
to
bef^nHkigeit,
bef^ttten,to
(eleu^t-eil/to
light
-ll(J, troublesome,
-ttng/ illumination.
take
benel^meit^to
behave
(enej^eit,to
(dat. from)
as
behavior.
".,
to
bethink
one's
comfortable
accommodate
self, submit;
possession;
to
^tXttB^XL-tXit
to
-eu,
sess.
pos-
wages.
calculate,
-^, adv^
especially.
befonneit, /. /.,
bcfmncn,
discreet
thoughtful,
as
adj.,
-|eit,y.,
cretion,
dis-
self-possession.
comfort.
convenience,
-Ull^feitf
/",
reflex.,to
accommodate;
one's
self,
{gen.).
befOlttieY,special, peculiar
bf ffttfni^ convenient,
to
conquer.
befinueil/reflex.,to
iSefoIllung,/.,
pay,
-ttttg, /,
observation.
-fn,
{dot.).
of.
use
observe;
(eob^a^t-eilr to
broom.
93efil|^,
m.,
use,
burdensome
to
"
reflect, remember
wet.
make
be
difficulty;
view, inspect
to
to
befiegen,
away
foUcn, to
observation.
/., temark,
reflex. to
notice;
remark,
to
"
befelen,
adj., beloved.
belif(t^part
htmH^-tXi,
bfnit^fn^
(to);
to
(eltelieil,
protect.
9efdj|tlier-)ie,
/, trouble,
illuminate;
up,
accuse.
compute;
bf fUTgeit^
to
fb^H/to
bef|ltf
-ttllg,/.,calculation.
for, manage,
care
discuss
procure.
reflex.,to
verse.
con-
entitle.
authorize,
to
Iitt(ibti0(llr
mountain
/,
"erg, m.,
; s|altie,
t^vX,
S.,
((fgeit,
to
mountain-valley.
n.y
hide, conceal.
Heteit'/ ready;
-en,
ready,
Itrflftl,S.y
tr.,
(ettt^ren, to
or
already;
prepare;
inform.
report,
intr., f.,to
burst.
gaze
celebrated.
befitmmetl,
to
order,
appoint.
to hammer,
(ff^Iageit,
befl!^Uef
eil/ to close,
to.
(ahorse).
end, resolve.
clip.
smear.
to
pray.
present
shoe
streak,
to observe,
contemplate;
bftrttlbt-tit,
at, behold.
make
befhrdlbetl,to
beteu,
bej^neiben,
to cut,
(and, of).
to visit.
befttfbeit,
(f f^(t)^^tt#
part. adj. modest.
(ef^Cttf^n/^^ V^^"
sist
in-
befttafen,to punish.
to injure, hurt.
Bef^iilligeit,
to busy, occupy.
lief^afttgen,
to
-llllg,/.,
order, arrangement.
SefteHttltgr/.
touch.
\tt^XCi\tpart. adj.,famous,
(ef^auen,
better;
improvement.
readiness, willingness.
^tOtttigfettr
bert^tcn, to adjust,
comp.,
adv.,
-|^
make
to
clivity;
debeffcr, irr.
contempla-
tion.
bfttHgtlt^to
conduct
amount
one's
bettaitfrtlfto
moum
to;
reflex.^ to
self, behave.
for, lament.
VOCABULARY.
214
soil ; gu
down
ground,
the
to
"
Sobenfef/
of
"ruber,
Constance.
pi. -{rarely"^),bow,
^n%!tXL,m.,
arch
"Orjle,/,
mad
Evil
One
roar,
btiiien,to
-fsllli^t^^M
P^'
"ttb-e,
c, the
bcr"
(angry);
nant;
malig-
*1iX\\%, wicked,
to
bntnett^ brown,
bristle.
bof(e),bad,
~^^
-c,
or
n.t
messenger.
8rarfc(lt),"*.,/^.
Stanitttiiein,w
bratett,s.^
93tQU^,
to
use,
S^tflUd^
-C"/
[brcnuen.] Suittl/
brandy,
gen.) to
{also w.
nil
custom;
need.
make
-*ftl^ to
to
[French.]
wide;-e,
/".,breadth,
letter ;
deprive
dim,
"unl""
".,
[blnbciu]
bunt, variegated,
gay
sf$e(fig,
dappled,
now
m.,
castle
yard
sfaJieHe,/,
"
sjjof,
pel.
cha-
or
"urgermetfler,
burgomaster,
m.,
the
eye).
ctmo"
; urn
g^^'
[bread.
SBrobt),"., //.
only in
some
youth;
c"r-cn
or
especially
93ttfd^,
w.,//. -^e,bush.
bttf^en,to
"
bosom;
bay.
expiate, satisfy.
-e,
foreign words, 51
or
3 being
@|araf ter,
^cntner.
-e
"iirjle,/.,brush.
S3ttf
en, "?",//.
retained
//.
-en,
fellow,
student.
of.
^iifar, Caesar.
see
(^/^ nig),
"urf^e^
-ijetl,
n.,
simmer.
{old SBrob
^entner^
"ttrf^^ "'""
(6 is
-ling,
mayor.
S3tlllf//-fspectacles (y^r
"rot
bow, stoop;
break.
; latitude.
btotieln^to
(tree).
-^e,(betrothed) bride.
bri(%t/r., bredjen.
covenant,
"
//.
spotted.
broad,
w.,
-en",
(alphabet).
"itntiel,n.
gen.
roar.
StttUt,/,//-
to
letter
binder;
book-
hump-backed.
blt(f(e)lt0^
hunting-dog.
roast.
noise;
^M
noise,
^^en, ^Icin,
bow.
"^.,
to
"rfcf,
sbtltber,m.,
book;
n.^
bitlf-eit,
reflex.^to
brcunen.
brannte,/.,
width
[French.]
dim.
93u4,
-en,
bra^te/Z-i bringcn.
btdt,
dark.
boy, chap
m.,
"tt^e,/., beech
brtt^,/-"Brcd)cn.
brc^en,
bellow.
i^ah{t), m.,
S^Otaitlferf""", botanist.
SBotf/ ^M
fragment
brood.
villain.
-cn,
-e,
w.,//. ^, brother.
btttHen,
curve,
(of paper).
; sheet
//.
"",
Sriitfe,/.,
bridge.
lake
(the) Bodensee,
w.,
Sru^ftUff^
[brcd)en.]
*\^%, bottomless.
m.,
used
instead.)
characteristic.
-ifl'iflj,
VOCABULARY.
^ttflf
w.f
S^riftll",
gen.
Lat.
{or by
-eg
gen,
-\, etc.)jChrist
215
6^lim(ia01tte^/.
{pr. Companyee),
decL^
-lidjf,
pany.
com-
[French.]
^^Onttllimetlt^
n.^ compliment.
christian.
3).
; b.
"^.for bo"
Im
%;
^cigt,that
ba"
in
(dfjj^/. /r"f/!fl"^
vowels^
conj., when,
"
"
; in
"
all
of
by, therewith;
bet
(=
with
with
far
t^afftrn^so
(== fur
with
with
on
gegcn
thence,
fore
there-
then,
lltt'Qtaldf
bis
gone
at
that
(=
mit
ba); conj.^tin
smoke.
fn.j
grow
pi,
auf
(=
bo).
see
with
obj. ;
pron.
m^
bo).
see
to
bring, offer.
tiarliriltgeit,
pron.
ace.
obj. ;
in
in(to), (=
with
bo).
see
dat.
see
with
pron.
ba).
obj.; j^^
bonac^.
with
tldtunt^ therefore,
with
order
pron.
that
(=
with
um
bill/see
tation.
represen-
pron.
dark, dawn.
vapor,
thereof,
tifltlOtt'/
steam.
(=:
in addition,
pron.
on
while
mean-
that
obj. ;
see
account
bo).
ber.
with
an
bo).
see
(=uber
(wherewith).
%^VX^\p
(=
thereat
obj. ;
pron.
time.
lady. [French.]
to
), thence.
"
thereover,
tiatitb'ftf
till then.
"
maun,
{also written
therewith
Dammtnt/
unb
"
then.
obj. ;
bantam'/
prefix),
as
to
prf.)\
see
and
now
(dat.)^
bur fen.
tittrf#/^"?j.
home.
thither, away,
)lfl|i]t^
^ome,/,
)lonit,then, thereupon
tiaretlt^ thereinto,
here.
baiter^
obj.;
(=
-en
to
tiarliieteit,
offer, afford.
hand
ba).
see
{also written
bamit^
bo).
bo).
contrary
obj. ;
)ll|]|fr^
hither,
as
other
obj.; see
the
pron.
)ial|etm^at
the
see
in
means
that.
provided
pron.
on
tiage'getl,
obj. ;
pron.
bafttt^ therefor,
that
for,
"
thank.
with
as,
of, thanks;
place
ba).
see
blltaitf'
,thereupon,thereto,then
(dog).
by
gltm
see
aside
by,
obj. ;
pron.
ac-
obj
pron
near
thanks;
m.t
pron.
snug.
terrier
thereby,
burd^
^anf,
with
god^, tiaratt'^thereon,
unb
"
Iia^te,/.,benfcn.
(=
ucben
bannett (tjon
uutcr
and
^a^dliutlb/ w.,
babttt^^
(=
obj..,
the prep.
ba).
see
safe
phrase^
near
roof;
".,
there
rel,
for
"
nevertheless
obj. ;
^o4,
ba).
prep.f
senses
bflBd^ thereby,
besides,
then;
in
afterwards,
before
also^ where
which
pron.
with
comp.
tmnadjl'^thereafter,
since
as,
fi^ P^on,
them
comp.
also
because
is.
t)on
with
pron.
that, in order
therefrom,
obj. ;
see
that.
away
\iCi).
for
VOCABULARY,
2l6
gu with
(purpose) (=
that
)lfItt-ftl/
obj. ;
pron.
meantime
i^f between,
)ltt3ttltf4'cn#
with
(== gtDlfc^cil
obj.;
pron.
see
^etf-e, /,
covering;
cover,
lid ; -fit, to
-t\,
"., diadem.
%VMMXiM,
m.,pl.
btdji,
a^^.
"*.,
'M,
cover.
Segeit, w.,
-"n
^Hcrg,
adamant.
-e, adamant,
or
with
"iamont',
as
bfnf--eit,M,^ irr.,
thought.
t^entlrthen;
usually
[Latin.]
dem,
(who)
the
pron.,
sfeUie,dem.
he,
same,
that
dem.
pi., in
one's
(one),
adj\
or
inded.
(one),
the
he
in
now.
adj.,
surely, doubtless,
by
at
^Otf,
"
much
(the),before comparat.
beflo, the
Iieu^t (c8),impers.,
(to, ^a/.
or
m,,
exclam,,
as
[green.
to
ace)
"
it seems,
also
appears
tlfitt^t.
-en
village
{fUso -e
or
dry. parch.
tiran/^^
dragon.
baran.
brangflt,to
the.
...
-e", //.
gen.
".,
thorn.
^ta^f,
[French.]
rate
sioettcr^
thunder;
",
village; ^angfr,
borrfn,
bcr.
any
",
^orn,
ever
how-
interpreter.
thunder-storm;
".,
Hx)f
pron,
jein,
only.
tone
m.,pl.
thunder
ber.
gen,
"
good spirits.
%tXx\ti\t^tX,m.,-\n,f"
pron,,
therefore.
adj.
bit.
often
"
so
en
latter, he,
"""
be
bf 00/
"
"
service;
double.
bO)ltlfft/
account,
ju
"
^Onnfr,
see
berfellie,
tierieitige,
je
also
at
-tt,
this
pron.,
bo^'
"j(]ttgf,
etc.
now.
that
serve
etc.
like, the
or
blcfe";
for
etc.
that
{gen.pl,) sglet^tn,
such
stand
to
{with emphasis),
or
to
{le[)en,
{without
adj\
thieves.
ju, to
"
into
enter
(tl)mo4" ^i"8f
for;
bet
sttCtttl,
pron.y
or
then, nevertheless.
service;
to
bird
think
to
of
art.f the
of
stolen
humble,
tie'mutd^jtg,
even
m.,
(for).
answer
trctcn,
changed accent^
"^ttpbic, bo8
-ft,
thicket.
gang
(^"/.);
serve
^iettfl, m.,
of
mountain
/"."
\Same
act
-tl^t,/^m
-flsHolf, ".,
for,
//"
diamond;
(poetry) ;
"*.,
bifnetifto
^eUlil, Delphi.
w."
[poet.
bu.
bread
^e'maitt,
diamond,
-en,
compose
thick, big;
^tfb,
pron,^
-It(t,
^ictiOll',/,diction.
sword.
tieilt,
thy, your
explain
out,
explanation.
-ttttg,/.i
^iatiem^
to
)li4t-"ll,
ba).
jw.,
clear
plain,
ba)*
see
point
to
^raitgfal,
".,
press,
urge,
oppress.
trouble.
sion,
oppres-
VOCABULARY,
lirttuf
"r
barauf.
"ttvM/or
barau",
217
tiumm, stupid, silly.
t^Unttl,dark.
bitltft (e9),it
of
out
abroad.
doors,
or
turn, twist
titcj-fII,to
"^XZi,three;
kinds
of;
stnol/three
times.
three
-tX,
-er*Iei, of
m.,
three
ace)
seems,
c8
(to, dai'
appears
me-
thinks.
turner.
tlttri!^,
adv.f
kinds;
sfod|f threefold;
se/".or inse^.^r/.,through,
throughout;
throughout,
prep,
through,
ace,
during, by
of,
means
"^xtxnfor bareiiu
bteift,bold.
itinmhtX,
bringett,S.,
to
{intr.,I),or
Mnneit
f.).
in
threaten
to
lirdttieit,
live
up-stairs.
rumble.
groan,
pi, -en,
m.^
^ttft,m.jpL
through.
strike
through;
through.
way
through,
roam
through.
to study through.
)lUri{|flttbi(e)^retl,
wander
to
Imr^'tliatltierit,
(coin),
^e, exhalation,
fragrance;
or
-tg, fragrant.
through;
insep.burc^tDOn'bcvn,to
grance btttffll,
framodal,
exhale, emit
to
(or biiften),
-en
pass
to fight one's
reflex.,
)||t{'^\i),J"ron.,
thou, you.
^Itcat^
through,
sweep
ducat
through, fight
burd)Ic'bcn,to
msep.,
to
)lUr4f4lll(iPttt/
oppress.
press,
or
)lttr4Wtt0ett, to
{dat.),
Itru^cn,
to print.
MifttXi, to
through.
way.
Imr^lebeit,
one's
there.
third.
num.f
bite
^nx^'UH^ttn,
to
fight
(barinncn), within,
ord,
Ittiit,
to
pierce bltt^'beigeit,
urge,
press,
confusedly.
may,
irr.,
to
be
traverse.
permitted.
dare, need.
to suffer, endure.
bttlbtlt,
".
dlibe^/, ebb,
fbcit, even,
tide.
level;
just,just
"
ebb
so,
just
'-t,
adv.
as
usually,
anyhow;
now,
also; sfo,just
as
n.,
Qdt,/',
tM,
or
=manit,
fn.,
"Ieute, nobleman;
precious
pi.
*mSnnet
^flftlt,
m.,
stone.
Cjf, f"?^*.,before,
-etsfl^ttle,/.,
egg-shell.
egg;
(tree);
oak
forest.
dtfer, m.,
zeal, ardor;
sfu^t/.
ousy;
jeal-
ous,
jealous; etftlg,zeal=ftt(^tlg,
eager.
ere;
(Sif^bOttl,
n.,pl. ^cr, squirrel.
angle, edge.
corner,
noble;
^lllflttl,
m., oak
echo.
able,
honor-
ahl
t\f exclam.,
oak; ::battm,m.,
i"id^-t,/-,
/, level, plain.
@tbo,
-H^^
honest.
...
honor;
to
-en,
serMettg, reverential
jO
likewise,
just ; sfflll0,
just now,
f*, honor;
comp.
rather.
i^tt,
etgetl, own,
proper,
sbiltlfel,
m.,
peculiar, special ;
self-conceit; -^tit,/',
selfish
peculiarity; stltttlt,
-flbaft^
218
VOCABULARY.
/,
reflex.
quality, peculiarity; eiltfitltieit,
property,
self-willed
sfinnig,
strange
-t(l|)ttinU4f
culiar,
pe-
; *tlt$;proper,
true
^abcn,
"
indef, pron.,
-tX,
{^weakened form
the
of
art.
dem.
offollowing^
adj.
num,
s0ttlltt/indec.y
other
the
kind,
{see below)\
advs.
in with
in, into,
motion
to
in
{for
obf.).
ace.
to
eiitbetteit,
bite
in, check
hold
into.
; also
to bring
finllllleit^
eittpneil,to
eiltfg,
one,
written
to
imagine,
fancy; -ttllg^/.,
imagination, fancy;
eittblauett,to
beat
fittbre^en^ f., to
into
einfe^reit^f.,to
etnlaffen,
envelop.
up,
unite,
-fit, to
[cin,
(at inn).
in, stop
turn
tion.
invita-
/,
-ung,
to
aitf
"
break
in, appear,
at
indef.y
once
transfd.
once
(on
einBringett,
^intru^,m.^
pi. Hf breaking
in,
involve,
einfl^Ottmen^to
order, regulate;
lather
order, rule.
[cin,one.]
[cin,one).
fall
in(to),occur
to
simplicity; -^zl^XXtStXp
m.,
simpleton ifam.)
rinfaltig,
simple,
silly, [cin,one.]
in, strike
sert,
into, in-
enclose.
\{dat^. einf^tanfen, to
to
(for shaving).
fail asleep.
einff^Ulgen,
to beat
take
captivate.
arrangement,
etnf^lafen,(.,to
impress.
even.
etnfam,
pearance.
ap-
; -fit,
time,
in, admit,
take
loneliness, solitude,
^iltbtltllrfn.ypl. Hf impression
not
"
-nng^/.,
once
"
einntftl^
acct.
just,only; nicftt
occupy,
time;
one
time), some
finti^t-en,toarrange,
bring in, produce, yield.
in.
noc^
with
to
reflex.,to
come
once,
more;
up,
in,
run
adv.f
all
with.
in, meddle
engage
einueltmen,
one.
begin.
@infalt^/,
sep.prf.
as
one.]
ever,
einfattett^fv
to
wrap
united
tin'Otol,num.
to
intr.y
native.
domestic,
etttlietmif^,
einfttttfen,
f.,to
finMlll-flt/reflex, dat.,
to
concede.
eitt|altf
n, to
=tttal;einlath-en^to mvite;
color; -tg;
one
; -fl ;
one;
one
cease.
finifr'f
along
i It),
other, each
of
draw,
with-
to
stop.
def
-tX,
an
^fttf^;"faU
^fSrbig,of
-fom
one
-Ct"Ifi,indec,
same;
often
pron.
one;
an,
one
as
in, enter
go
to confess,
eingeflel^ett,
ber).
See
hence
any
one,
adj.
(visit).
be
to
haste.
hasten, make
to
-en,
"
call
present,
eingrlen, f.,to
as
be
to
einfe|fn,
to
see
einfeifen,to
einfenben,
to
shut
in, confine.
into,
see,
lather
send
Sinfilit, /,
[-jc^cnj
understand
(for shaving).
in, remit.
insight,
intelligence,
VOCABULARY,
to sit
f tltfi$eit,
in"
elttfl,
once,
day,
once
one
on
time,
narrow.
etl0(f),
inside.
or
day; sntaU^
some
219
C^Qgel,m.^ angel.
(Sitfcl,
m.^
[cin,one.]
in
(a
carriage).
usually
etitfttmmen,
to
U
eilttreteit,
agree,
to
begin,
in, enter,
step
to
lose
various
senses^
of leaves
strip
intr.t
leaves.
objection.
dilttlieiltiung,/,
self, keep
to consent.
etItttltQtgett,
In^ single,sole, individual,
filtgf
entbf(f-flt^
in, collect
to draw
rittjielletl,
in,
move
intr., f.,
atxi,".,
as
ice,
in
miserable;
parents
misery
adv.,
etttUCgen,
{old %{im\,/rom
to
sep, prf,
only
with
dot.
generally
pose
op-
reflex.
,
[fc^leu not
leave,
to
sfej^ett/
contrary.
receive.
one's
escape
against, opposite,
prep,
towards
against, or
S.y to recommend
Cntl^fetlCtt^
take
tance.
dis-
beat
to
self-explaining)\ sffj^Iagftl^
Emily.
cm^fangen,
from,
flee
{Compounds
to, towards.
ott,old).
following
to
adj.,
draw,
with-
-XCd^pft removal,
\*, to
entfitclietl,
nourty
{fllsoellf).
"mt'He,/,
reflex,,
towards;
^itern,
//",
comp.
-t, pan.
\{^dat),
poverty.
Clf,eleven
remove
elementary.
comp.,
wretchedness,
".,
to
retire
f'lenbf wretched,
^\tX^,
unfold.
distant;
remote,
efel,disgusting.
eIementar^
disclose;
disclosure.
duck.
entfem-en,
icy.
one's
fire, kindle.
take
discover,
to
etitfalten^to
iron.]
[(Stfcu,
iron, iron.
of
restrain
{gen.jorinfin.w. gu).
-tttlg,/,discovery,
^vXtpfy
in.
come
from
[eln, Cttibrennett,f.,to
one.]
to
in
off, un-.
away,
f IttMattent,to
consent.
occur.
to
grandson, grandchild.
in
(from,
dat.).
entgletten,f.,
glide off,
to
escape
(from, dcU^.
use.'\
to
to
feel; -liij, sensible, ftlttllltCIt^
hold,
em))fi]t)Ken,
sensitive; -ttlt", /,
tion.
feeling, sensa-
to
hold
contain,
off, restrain
include;
reflex.,tq
stain,
ab-
forbear.
adv.f
tXCCl^^Xp
up,
also
as
aloft, aloud;
sep. prf,
upward,
{compounds
self-
C^ntl-e,".,
final ;
as
to
eittf^eib-en,
etttf^Hetett/to
zealous.
gen.
undress.
decide
-fttb, part,
explaining.)
fmflgf busy,
etttKeUien, to
adv.^ finally,at
end
last.
-li(^,
resolve,
disclose;
determine
reflex.,
to
entfd)lof{eili
VOCABULARY.
220
(Stttf^In^^
m.,pl,
*ffe,resolution,
solve.
re-
Hc^liegeiu]
to
entfi^uQiigett,
iivA\t%-VX,
to
gush
excuse.
Ai^,
terror;
entfiell-eit,
to delight ; reflex.,
to
ttgoj^-eit,
ft]|fbfn^to
[in^J
apart.
delight ;
VXifidtU,
enrapture,
rapture,
dntjittfen,
nouHt
".,
lift up,
also
txMx%-ttL, to
light.
de-
@r,
prf.y with
heat, inflame;
to
reflex., to
to
move
attainment.
erect
edify.
; to
$t(l|)eilr
"",
inheritance
perceive,
to
member
re-
tion,
recollec-
recognise,
iS;dtnvM9,old-m%
acknowledgment.
vAVkxVX,
explain, declare.
to
\*fto sound,
etnUlgetl/
(share).
reflex.,to
(^^".); -ttllg,/f
acknowledge;
heir; sflticf,
n,y inheritance,
m-,
refresh
recover,
remembrance.
pity, melt;
pitiable,wretched.
heirloom;
to
remind;
to
erfennetl/
pity {gen.)\ er6firmltdj|,
drb-t,
-ttllg,/.,
(one's self).
usually of tXXnXLtX-n,
sense
transition,
completion,
erbaraten,
raise; reflex,, to
[pld).
insep.
sublime.
(t^lllttl,reflex.,
tX-p
affect.
rise.
to
you
lighted;
de-
restrain.
-xm%,
fXfpers.pron.f
be
obcr, or.
to unfold, develop;
eittttiulel-lt,
in two,
eittgUiei,
ergreiff
tl/ to seize, catch,
tt%^tXi, elevated, exalted,
reflex., to
AiiSl^,
delightful.
enttoetier,either,
forth;
pour
issue.
happen,
on,
forth.
horrible, terrible.
f.,to
go
to
etgiftflt,
horror,
".,
ergelCIt^W
resound.
etl^ttten,
to
beg
etlaugen, to reach,
CrMttftlt,to
perceive.
see,
earth;
to learn, experience
Ctffldt-tlt,
part.
skillful ;
adj.y crfa^ren,experienced,
etfretten,to
to
erfiiH-en,to
tt^thtn,
to
reflex.,to
ioWoYi
alder.
live
to
erle^JtO/ to
to
to
eriegeit,
lay low, kill,defeat
give
up,
[ment.
up,
-itng,/,
devote;
yield ;
alleviate,
out,
select ;/ar/.
ad/.,
cdcfcn, select.
refresh.
give
experience.
thirst after.
fulfil ;
fill,
see,
[leic^tcr,
comp.]
success.
rejoice,enjoy (gen.).
trfYtf^l^n,to
use.]
in
-Itltg,/.,experience.
result,
dxit,/;
ttUhtUp
@tfoIg, m.,
[laubcilnot
attain.
to
fuifii-
usually
result,
devoted.
\ part, adj., ergcbcit,
etliegen^f. or
die
^., to
sink, succomb,
{dat.of cause).
n^
to
weary,
tire, weaken
be
ransom.
exhausted.
intr., \,,to
VOCABULARY.
222
""
fable.
Sfftliel,/,
-Uljfctt//,
9ftt4/^-y compartment,
Swg-f//.,
flare ; to
fadeltt,
m.,pL
gfallftt,
drive;
ffitl/
fine, soft,
"
start,
move,
go,
to
(in
go
drive
/r., to
fig; -ett^liattm,m,,
fig-
tree.
^cil,thread.
to
I).,
proceed;
pass,
trifle,jest.
or
"
stttg^w.,
holiday.
department.
{see ^(n"i.)
to
solemnity;
Sfttttll,
".,
riage).
car-
sharp, sly.
enemy,
my
ene-
{coll.),
riage),
car-
(a
refined
boulder,
landmark.
-ett, S.,
/., trap;
event;
-t,
fall.
or
gfelfett^
m.y
//. -cn,
fttUt/r., fattm.
%(iiU,/'ffold, wrinkle,
8ftW
hem.
rock
-en
gen.
-cn8,
or
-en"t|iaUe,/.,
cleft; -fltsflttd^
".,
piece
rock;
rock
-emtoaitll,/,
rock
of
rock,
wall,
cipice.
pre-
ftttiU,/., finbcn.
Sfttttg/
"*., //" ^^, catch, capture, fang
-ett^ S.t
catch,
to
foti9t/r., fanflen.
-f
ored
farHtg,col-
tub
8f*"S/
^"" /^' ^ff^^' vessel, cask,
hold,
seize, grasp,
take
contain,
conceive
self ; -ttttgf
collect
to
"
-leilt^".,
tt, to
make
ready,
-ffit,/,readiness,
done
skillful ;
finish;
prepare,
skill.
feff
eltt/to fetter, chain.
ff fl^ fast, firm, solid ;
^I^altf
It, to
dim,
distance.
; Sfertte,/,
as
sep. pref.
hold
-t,
to
arrest.
gfffl^"., //.
one's
(of mind),
frame
/.,
include,
"erj
refl.,to
heart;
distant
ff rttg^ready, finished,
sgflD^"., catch-money.
to
faffflt^
Sffttfler/
n.y window;
\tXXi,far,
seize, capture;
ff^metiie^
".,
n.,
composure.
festive
dress;
"
jewelry
-U(6,
tfiVi^,
festive,
emn.
sol-
fafi,almost.
foul, decayed
ftttti,
to
IVX,
lazy,
idle, lounge;
slow
fett,fat, rich.
; -etl"
-VXytX,
moist, damp.
ffttf^t/
m.,
StntX, n.,
idler, loafer.
fe^t-etl,S,,
m.f
to
fencing
fight,fence;
to fail, be
fftll-ftl/
impers,^
lack, need;
-et^
fever.
ficl/. faHen.
pen.
lacking, miss,
C8
sftctU/nt., (fire)hearth,
fireside.
gieber^ ".,
master.
gctier,/, feather,
wrong;
iVXti^tX,
fire ;
fcl)U mir
ni.,
fault
be
an,
defect,
Stjur^/., figure.
finDcn^ S.y
one's
to
self, be
find;
%t\tX,f-t festival,celebration,
;
Sfittget^
m.y
nity
solem-
to
find
flnfi,/.,fangen.
error.
reflex.
finger.
dark, gloomy.
finfler^
VOCABULARY.
gif^f
-Icitl, dim.;
-tX,
-tXiVMi^tS^tXL,
n.,
fisher-
fish;
"*",
fisherman
gorm,/,//.
(lastyear's)wine.
old
Sftntetoetlt^
"".,
SorB,
pi.
m.,
fott, adv.,
face, plain.
to flank; colloq.,to
f[anft(C)'ren,
forest
-t,
gfotfler,
m.,
entreat.
^t, fumes
of
(cooking)
s., f. or
^., to
continue,
fottge^en,{.,to
flee ; /r., to
go
flee from,
fiof^,
p', pic^cn.
rush
flute-Uke
(sweet).
/r.,
take
on,
con.
on,
off.
carry
on.
off.
forward,
shoot
tt,to hum
buzz
"
to
pi., progress.
to
fottftl^-f
II, to
along.
"
forward,
ceed,
pro-
sfl^tttt^
fn,, usually
forward,
set
continue
-ttng,y., continuation.
flight; Sflttgel,
"*.,
pi. %
to draw
fortStelien,
[flicgcn.]
Sflur,/.,//.
send
progress;
flight,fly;
flight,escape.
wing,
run
away,
fortfll^reiteit*
{.,to step
{dat.).
Sflttg,m.,
get
on.
fOttf^nimf
Florence.
take
on.
on,
off,
run
fortf^ie(etlf
f., to
flog,/., Picflen.
curse
tinue.
con-
on,
go
come
snatch
to
fortf^tdctl,
fihittn,
to
away,
Ij,,to
glote^flute
; -eMn"f
proceed;
tinue.
fotttff"ett,to
to
flltf(en,
on.
progress.
shun.
Sflorett)',
".,
continuously.
work
fortlaufett,
f.,to
S., {. or
fIie"-Ctl^
uninterruptedly;
fottfomntetl, f.,to
fly.
S.y {.,to
fltfl^ftl,
industrious, diligent.
in
"
meat.
industry, diligence;
m.,
elnem
\.,to depart.
aux.,
m.,pl.
stlUttfl,
9fltiff(,
"", flesh, meat;
to
fortarHeitett,
in
on;
to
fortfalllrfn,
away
satt, henceforth,
spot,
m.,
on,
(course)
one
fit^tCIt^-S.,to
onward,
rove,
roam.
save
form.
to
-en,
girl.
%Uii,
form;
-en,
forester.
Sfltt4^//v(fiat)surface,
%itd,
223
move
plain, field.
-en,
move
on,
Sfrag-e,/, question
[fliegcn.]
to
-en,
quire,
ask, in-
question.
fluflern,to whisper.
Sfrau,/,//"
-en,
lady,
woman,
wife
,
water
as
title,or
in
flood- tide.
to
folg-ett,
-eitsjtmmcr,
follow
forHem,
2^ttg
to
to
"
bring
to
{sometimes
to
promote;
light.
lady
woman,
pi.,
deprecia
live).
demand.
further,
woman-kind
".,
^w
freedom,
candid
open
(air); -%txi,
liberty; smut(()ig,frank,
;
voluntary.
stoiUig,
VOCABULARY.
224
8frJt(|Ung,
m,,
fess.
con-
"*.,
frtnt)!/ strange,
unusual;
gts
frfffeit/
^.,to
/, joy
8frettli-e,
; tjor
-ettstftrone,
/,
tear
e(ll),for joy
"
of
to
glad; impers.,
glad, etc.
am
//. -en,
grieli-eti,
*".,
gen.
-ens
-in,
-ett"florct,/r"i.
peace;
carry,
to
fill ;
\f
freeze,
to
impers,^ 1^.,mid^
fttf^/fresh, cool,
friert,I
cold
feel
cold.
am
brisk.
new,
-i, ord.,
ous.
joy$gemttt(li),
gay,
fifth.
comp.
truth, indeed.
fttt^fn,to furrow,
fear
wrinkle.
fearless; ftttlft*
-lo^
^er), pious,
henceforth.
ba8.
prince; -eit^Ioff^
-eu,
ful.
fruit-
morning
".,
frul^(e),early; :=gelattte,
noun,
Sfriilie,
/.,early morning.
^leitt,
n.,
pedestrian;
walker,
^gfitlgft/
m-)
bell(s); '{Itttf,
n.y breakfast;
dim.
fiitttnt,to
feed.
0all^/.,gcbcn.
goU,/., geltcn,
gailern,to cackle.
to yawn,
gftftnett,
gape.
"algen, m.,pL
in
gaitgCe),current,
^^Zf phrase,
the
ment,
move-
[QC^cn.]
progress.
"
afraid
(oor, of).
furtoaJ^r,see
good, gentle.
be
fear; reflex.,to
%XiX%fn., pL
{or
-cr
noun,
adv., in
for; ^tlia|r,
ace,
merry;
-ftt/
sparkling, sparkle.
tfll/to
joyousness, gayety.
ftomm,
leading,
-tttlgf/,
furlier,adv., further,
frol^H^, joyful,
guide,
fitnfditftosparkle, glitter;as
Sfttr4t/)
\t\\\,pr.,freffen.
on
conduct,
filling.
-ttttg,/.,
\WC, prep,
tormentor.
frtereIt/ f. or
lead,
carry
five
fttttf,
-fftflftf
/, friendship.
JfrieU-e or
fuftr,/", fa^rem
fullness, abundance;
8fiitt~ff/'"
m.,
(of
insects).
reflex,., guidance.
rejoice, be glad.
SreunH,
feeler
joy; -x%,
ceptible
per-
-Hcttfcit/
f'% sensitiveness,
ftt^t-ftl/to
to rejoice,make
frcttftt^
frcut micft,1
devour.
joyful, [frcueiu]
e"
fu^l-ftt/to
same.
{o/animals),
eat
eigner
for-
stranger,
n.y
; -Itttgf
fn., the
spring day.
8fUl4",iw.,//. "'e,fox.
foreign, another's,
often
vogue;
"
unb
same,
goose.
whole, entire;
"
unb
gar,
Oi/v.*
VOCABULARY,
225
(done)
nid^t,not
"Ot1iero^le//.,
@flt1t, n.fpl.
fatten,
all, by
at
all
by
means;
"(liatltt(f),n.j entrails,
snare.
"offe,/.,
@fl{l/^
husband
fn.,
wife.
ypl' "'t,guest,
verbs;
also
often coll,
pass,
or
@ellaulie,"., //.
gfHf/
p. p.
with
"eHef,
to
current
the
//. -ffe,prison,
impers.,
is, there
to
command,
gflifft-Ctt,
-ct,
glcbt, @ffifbcr,
control,
*"",
feathers
n.y
rule
ruler, master;
@efli4F,
".,
in
biegcn.
gcliogeit^/./-"
gcbaren,
gelioreii^/./.,
born.
[offer.
commandment,
command,
-eit, to
use,
use,
make
frail,fragile,
ge!ire41t4,
bred^en.
geftroftcn,/./-,
roaring,
"elitttt',/, //.
native.
-en,
roar.
birth;
usage,
use
with,
about;
against, contrary
contrary
//. ^e,
against,opposite
in
;
in
for,
return
comp.
to,
usttally
sftattll,
m.,pl. ^c,
subject; st(l^)ftl,
"., (the) opposite,
gebro^t/./., bringcn.
"".,
^2^^.,
comparison
towards,
/., bcrfleiu
l^elioilleit,/.
born,
escort.
pnben.
gefitiiben,/./.,
gf 'gen,/r"r/.
^eMtt'/ "",
suite,
feeling.
gegottgcn^/.Age^en*
-ffe",
gen.
fowls.
blciben.
geMielieii,/-/.,
custom
".,
[fougcn.]
bcigen.
gcBiffeit^/./.,
"elltatt4^
noun,
geflel,/-,gefalien.
are.
fem.^ -in.
^eliot^"""
as
@efiebel,"., fiddling.
C8
prayer.
(over, iibcr);
fangcn
/.,
prisoner.
foil,obj.ythere
".,
{dat.)] gefaOfg^
please
gefattgeit,
/.
in
"
{coll.)^skeleton.
gefatten, to
gefallcn^
or
please.
give
memory.
if you
pleasing; sup. adv., gefaUigfl,
nouns
barking.
".,
%thtXL,S.t
with
"
bones
"e!lcttt',
n.^
"tltW,
unb
gang
building.
adj.t usual,
phrase
with
sense
sense,
"
".,
"
fallen;
gefafleti,/./.,
various
forms
noun^
in
gefa^rett,/./.,fasten.
customer,
"ajelle,/.,gazelle.
gts, insep. pr/.f of
as
alley.
street,
intend;
"cbcnfcn,
{gen.
poem.
".,
of, remember
; to
gum
"ebt(i)f
thought.
bowels.
gflltegen,solid, genuine.
fern, -vn,
think
an, ace.)
memory;
Partner,
garden;
or
m.,gen.
to
gflienffll,
[French.]
net,
-e, yarn,
"Cbanfe,
means.
no
wardrobe.
"*.,//. ^
ly
; usual-
m,,/em. -itt^gardener.
"ott-f/
-ffc",
^if".
".,
//. -ffe,memory.
entire, total.
of.
(part);
im
on
"
with
stOfltt^/.,
presence,
stOiirHg,
present,
the
trary
con-
present
ing
preced-
against;
(time);
actual.
"f'gfnl",/.,region, neighborhood.
gegeffen,/./.,irr., effcn.
geftfirtifi,
adversary.
%t^tXf fn.f opponent,
226
VOCABULARY,
"t\^vM', m.,
import.
contents,
hedge,
n,y
gel^eim^
jjelicjen^/./.,
Ici^cn,
enclosure.
secret,
cret,
-ffeS,//.-ffe,se-
srat(l^)/"*-,
secrecy;
Privy
Counsellor.
pass,
get
walk,
go,
impers.y
on,
go
fare,
to
"t%WX',
n.,pl,
-e,
brains,
belong
to
getftm^
(dat.)\ -ig,
to
n.
mouth);
as
@ft{l, m.fpl.
ghost;
the
ghost
clerical;
tn.y
mind,
soul,
aufgeben,
"
spirit,
give
to
as
n.^
clergyman;
avarice, greed;
9^^%,
m.,
[(cgeu.]
".,
prep,
opportunity,
usually
I
"
dEj
im-
long
easy.
suitable
after
(a"i/.);
genera],
common,
/.,
congregation
"."
to.
mean.
community,
;
parish,
sfttffc^/,
public
stoalD^m.,
wood
"
in
noun^
ury;
treas-
grove.
^r
ing.
spirit, disposition,feel-
precise.
exact,
s.,
Qetiie"eti/
in
[nicfiennot
enjoy,
to
use.]
0etto(^ %tno^tn,
and
/.
p.
p.,
ge"
niegen.
or
comrade.
bag.
money-
a^'., situated,
opportune;
occasion;
-Jdfc /",
-tlt4f oc-
adv.
/. /.,
gerattttt,
p.
%ttat(fi)tn,
out
sufficient.
straight,direct,right,upright
geralie,
sta^f//.,
%t\t%tn,p*p'9 Hegen
usually
^txat{i)tn,U
convenient,
stake.
'fant/ enough,
reach.
money;
apply
question
yellow.
gelli,
@ell",
is
getiiftet
mid^ nad^
dat
"etlO"%
gclattfcn,A/"'^ou^""
".,
gilt^it
eg
pass
for.
gelangen,f.,to arrive,
"elauttf
avail,
involve,
concern,
is at
e"
genau^
"tV6ii^itX,
"., laughter.
worth,
sDott,
pile (rubbish)
pledge.
be
impers.t
to;
up
; -ig,avaricious, greedy.
gelommeti,/./., fommciu
n.
to
spiritual,religious, @einut(")^
; -ItlJ,
miser
" elag^
(for) ;
@fmetnbf/
spirited, intelligent,witty.
"t\l,
gfltetl/S.^
to
-er^ett,-lein^ gtmcln^
goat;
-cr,
ben
vow,
use.\
in
not
kid.
dim.f
gfloHett/to
to
geliltgtmir,
c"
[Uugcn
etc.
gemitft^ comfortable,
(at the
-fttf
succeed,
);
(to,dot. ). gema(^li({)^comfortable,
O'dj.ygeifernb,venomous.
"n6f/"/^-
{daU pers
jd pers*,
to
gel^Orfam,obedient.
foam
pers.,
to
succeed
in
brain.
p. /., l)eben.
gelioBeii^
%t%dX-tn,
S., f.,^w/j'
gcltttgeit,
of, there
[dat.pers).
on
at
casiona
gcftalten,/./.,Ijalten.
"t^t%t,
occasion,
du/z/., on
times.
one's
augcv
p.,
to
rat(l))en,or
fall, get,
come,
fid)",
self ; in
passion.
[vat(Wciu
renncn.
B^tn
to
get
to
"
gc*
turn
beside
flyinto
VOCABULARY.
"erattf4% """//.
getf litIt/ impers.y
eg
gef^rieen,/./., fd^rcicn.
repentance
cause
I repent,
gcieiitntlrf),
like
to
eat,
etc.
in
"ffcU'(f), "'",
mean.
idiofns
Id) effcgent,
as
artillery.
-tf cannon,
swift.
!el)en.
gcfelctt//./-,
small, little,petty,
@(fc!^U(^n.fpl.
gef^)Oinb%
quick,
etc.
gedetd),/., 0crat(Wen.
gfttng^
227
for
like
comrade
pi-
companion,
-en,
-fd^aftf
/.,
[vision.
to
{see Ueber).
ciety,
so-
company,
"eflnlieU
face
; pi. -c,
-C, cornice.
rabble.
"""
disposed;
geflnn-t/tf^*.,niinded,
gmtfen,/./., rufcn.
"efang^
^e, singing,
//.
"*.,
"eflira^^
song,
[ftugcit.]
hymn,
"",
//.
talk,
-e,
tion,
conversa-
[fprct^ciu]
gef^affeti,/./.,
jcfjaffcn.
flef^a5,/.,gcftt)e^en.
irr., ftcl)cn.
geflatt1)eii,/./.,
^ft^iift^n.ypl.
geflatten^to
gefcttien,s., f
.,
happen,
be
it
fd)el)CU,
am
-e, business,
-tg, busy,
done
"e9aU',/.,fovm,
tion
occupa-
active.
^"/y
; e8
is all
over
j^ pers.^
mic^
iftum
with
me
to
ge*
"
not
[fcl^el)cn
etc.
I
in
use.^
@t\i^tnV, n.,
@ef4i4te^ /,
[flcKeu.]
shape.
allow, grant
[dat.pers),
to confess.
geflcl^eit,
/"
done
for,
-ttng^
"(fl(ilt^ n.ypl.
ftcigen.
geflicgcii,/./.,
yesterday.
ge'flent,
ftcrf)cn..
gefto"^ett^/./."
geflo^len,/./.,fte^tcu.
present,
gift.
geflorHen,/./., fterben.
history, story,
event.
[gefci)et)cn.]
part, adj.^fit,apt,
gff^illt^
/. /., fc^eibciu
gef^tebett,
geftt)et|ciu
fief^tc5t,/r.,
fd)Iafcn"
gcfc^Iafeii,/./.,
skillful.
-cr,
kind,
well; -|eit^/.,
health.
getlJaii^A/-"'"^-" tl)ini.
usually dat.y to trust,
gf imttftl/reflex.^
venture.
gefi^Iogcit,/./.,
fc^tagcm
"c{4lcc^t^ n.,pL
getoa^ftHf/"/"' ttJCldlfcn
; as adj., set
sex,
race,
tuad^fen.
"ftOaffen, n.,pl.
gender.
coat
"
of
arms,
cutcheon.
es-
Wcifcm
gefcjliffen,/./.,
gef^Iofffii,/./.,
fttjUegeiu
@cf^maif^//.^e,
%t\f^mti^t,
malleable,
n.y
taste,
{gen.
jewel, jewelry
pliant,flexible.
[fd)mic"
intr.,
-e,
creature,
scream.
/,
violence;
-fam,
"
//.
ceive
per-
grant;
secure,
to let
Ictffeil,
alone.
en,
force,
power,
-ig, powerful,
violent.
to
ace),
warrant,
last;
to
iuerbcn,
"
or
to
-Ig, getoal^tflt/
@CtOaU^
belt.]
".,//.
@eff(o)lff
getoalt',aware;
relish.
violent;
228
em
VOCABULARY.
atlll^".)//.
getoattH
^er
tDcnben
/" /""
; also
-e,
"etoaffet,".,
"mtit, ".,
//. -en,
-cn8,
^"?".
water(s).
also
adv.,
as
web.
at
in
tDcljen.
getoiefeit^/./.,
ncSgleicftcn,
etc.,
the
win, gain,
\\t\i
to
"
grow
learn
gC)Ot"^ certain,
@()0iflftl/n.y
;
fond
of,
in
getobltt-etl,
-\xt^,
@ier,/.,
usucUly, good
blessed.
*Jei",
gicbt,there
red
favor,
/,
greedy,
grace,
ardor.
mercy,
gracious, kind,
gttallig,
merciful.
%tXt,
{with foil,object).
-\^,
{or
fortunate,
-Ii(J,
sfelig,
happy,
pardon;
; c8
bell
hot.
gold;
n.,
of
golden,
adj., for:
-ettf
sBttrf,n.,
gold
^er-
c^
gold;
piece, coin.
0O"^/., giegen.
ing
tolpour ; ^IvMnt,/-, water^Xt%-tn,S.y
"Ott^
pot.
gilt,/r., gclten;
cd
-ig,poisonous.
@i))fcl^
fn.t summit,
@ta1)/
top, height.
glass; "iafer^
m.ypl.",
glaitb-ettf
to
tf"r^.),
believe
believe
{dat.pers.), (an,
in ; noun,
-tti,
or
of
gods ;/ri!w.^n,
gottlll^/godlike,
;
to
-cit, ^S".,
divine.
dig, grub
gram-en^
to
n.,
count,
-en,
earl.
grieve; usually
grieve, fret ;
"rad,
to
".,
@tQf/ m.,pl.
to
glazier.
feast
n., grave
noun,
%\WXl,fn.,light,brightness, splendor;
",
maljl ;
"ral,
stake.
is at
God;
w.,
goddess;
gilt,it concerns,
fitttg,/.,/"''.,gctieu.
@Ia",
happiness
eager.
there
of
to
geaogeit,/./., 3"^cn-
desire, greed;
glide, slide,
stroke
luck, fortune
n.,
happy
^., to
clock).
fortune,
vault.
/." toerben.
getoorlictt,/.
are
-faill,as
[slip.
Qetuinnen*
0etii,otineii,/./.,
is, there
"Intf,
"
me,
s)00il, nevertheless,
-Wtsf^lttg,
fn.,
use;
mtu
of
scrupulous.
un-
usual.
%\t% %\M,from
S., f. or
gleitett^
ness
conscious-
conscience,
accustom,
@e)odIBe, n.,pl.
though
ob*
equal {dat.);
^^gftOi^t,
n., equilibrium
if,as
use."]
likes
resemble,
-fit, to
comp.pl.,
however.
without
customary,
etc.
sure.
conscience,
A^%,
quire;
ac-
[tuiiincnnot
love,
to
earn,
mediately,
im-
conj. {for
as
glcirf)),
although;
to
(^^rz/.);
even
fogkitt)),
(=
once
irr., fcin.
getoefeii,/./.,
S.,
getOttinetl/
belief,
faith.
adj.,
adroit, skillful.
w.,
-It^, fretful.
grass.
gra"It4,horrible,
terrible.
reflex.,
VOCABULARY.
230
gaW,
fiber
^Ojjf,heels
linb
"
"fiber
neck;
//.%
w.,
ganflt
resound.
tattftl^to sound,
! properly
hold
consider,
keep,
regard; intr.y
maintain,
stop,
bold,
to
insist ;
out,
hand
to
housewife
on,
ffir,to
"
trade, (work);
handle,
treat;
to
gatlblfTfm-f
trader.
S.y
(also l^SnflCn),
liangett
properly
to
hang,
hang, suspend.
QatinoDera'ner,
^and,gen.
-jcn"
John), Jack
"!., the
Hanoverian.
or
"ftll1t/
/,
hold
sfotgt//"""house-
household
household;
gaut
(/am.),
"
^C^fttf"",
^"Vw.
gedf//,
to dwell, live;
l^attfetl,
or
auf,
"
fellow.
poor
lift,raise, heave,
to
-e, army.
f^t^tn,to
(hedge) enclose,
(artf hard;
obstinate.
^naifigf
edness;
gaf-e,
^^eil, "-,
hare;
w.,
"ttW/ /""
wild
n.y
-eii::rofe,
/., m9*
rose.
welfare,
as
-ig, holy;
cure;
i^^x^ttf'i
bush;
the
fen, to hate;
Ja|H^,
hazel-
sacred
hateful, ugly.
or
-cr,
ffi'f
W.^
hewer,
to
hew,
cutter;
-eu,
cut,
chop;
//., also,
gauHtt, m.,gen.-t\\ifpl.
relic.
"ei*
home
come
home
home,
sep. prep.;
as
to, visit.
-X\t^,domestic,
native.
Jei",
marry.
hot.
S.,
I^eifien,
named,
ftauf-e,
to
tusks.
or
also
to
6eirctOt)en,
^S*.
j^att-en,
-tgeil,
usually
now
homewards;
^fu^ett/to
same.
gofi,/., haste.
m.,
to
\t\v\, adv.,
homewards,
I^afi,m.,gen.
@QU^/
home;
n.,
-ftt,
-igt(l^)ltllt/
n.,
hallow, consecrate;
gcint/
salvation,
hail!
exclam.,
tnat(^); -licj,
private,secret; -toart^,
^^r'w.
:sliuf4,
w-,
Jiazel ;
contain;
cherish, foster.
eine arme
hedge.
heal,
(for, gen.
plain.
Itftlg,violent.
-fl, gftl/
garfe,/.,rake.
matters,
safety;
wait
home;
getti-e,/.,heath;
same,
lartfti,to
^toefftl/n.f
to
m.,
sViXXt^,fn.j
"|altttng,/,housekeeping,
gter, n.,pl.
pend;
de-
|anQftl,/^., ^.,to
at
(to)
c,
"
home;
household;
gaitlls |fli(tl/
S.,
deal, trade;
act,
e, at
hog.
^of, phrase^
nad^
|att0li4,domestic,
ness,
busi-
-tl,
unb
"
home;
"
''
housedoor;
care(s); stljiitf/,
/^-"^f transaction,
trade;
intr.y
contain,
tradesman.
^tOftlCT/fn.i
gu
hold
towel;
stitlj,
".,
handicraft,
"tOfi;f/^""
I^atlbfl/""""
(as).
deem
//. ^e,
ftOttll/
to
sfd^todlt/ prize
and
confinement
t^VLvXi,w.,
*^
"., house
home
imperat. of:
S.y
lialtftl^
point
house
chief;
head,
"",
main
gaud/
head.
over
! stop
halt
l|alt/exciam.t
^0")f,
to
mean,
|clf-fn^S.,
-tX,
tn.,
to
bid, call
intr.,
to
be
be.
help {dat.\ be
helper, assistant.
of use;
VOCABULARY.
231
clear, bngbi.
%tVi{t),
lordship, dominion;
ktVXi\ifi^ltt,f',
hemisph
mistress
^fltgfl,
m.y
stallion, steed.
^tX, adv,,
Sep,
in
tr.
advs,
English
pr/s.
sep.
Note.
to
speaker
in
trally selfexplaining,
given,
lieral^down
the
under
with
comp.y
advs,
verbs,
comp.
around,
being
'^^\t%
to
to
down
sep.
the
{see ^er).
metl^
to
(eranf^
come
up
climb
to
out,
out,
up.
"Qe!i(ll/ \ttlXJ,hither,
look
bring
autumn
(hither),
duce
pro-
cause;
on,
morning;
of
^trgang,
"*"!
ge^'
go
-It,
lord, gentleman;
Mr.
the
{oftennot
Lord
this
morgcu,
"
".".,
morning;
em.
mod-
and
\vtX9 here;
in
in
trans.
(God);
grand, glorious
pL
-en,
\, bcr
"
Sir,
-Hl^Ielt /.
splendor, glory;
deur,
gran-
-fd^ttffc
/,
prep, for
obj.of
on
{see ^tcr).
this,etc
this way.
with
this, etc.
{see
^icr).
^*^'"
I^ift-naf(^
{often")
-Jidi, lordly,
comp.
cut.
with
comp.
hither,
l|ierl^er^
master,
address.
in
l^ieUnb
(this,these), as
iterant hereon,
gress.
pro-
(likeba).
prep,
proceed,
and
there,
of bieS
case
sense
process.
on,
here
except in
flock.
in
abb., "erren.
herewith,
itetnttt'^
"ftt/
fvii^,
early this
"
[see ^cr).
progress,
f., to
I^ergeletlf
jCe (for\j\tX,),
rare,
-VvS^,autumnal.
(hither),in(to)
m.,
up
days;
nowa%\\ 2^a0(e) {or l^cutjutage),
ba,
"
ace.
heart); -Ci||,
part.
^ittXtX^itX^p
inn.
heart;
-cn,
(here) (seel)er)
;
near
^trlietge,
/, lodging,
|ftfitt%in
//.
to bring by wishing.
"tllttnf4eil,
I^ttl^fi/
m,,
out;
adj., heart-rending.
to
to
^ffj^auftlf
gush
{see fpiingeiv
(to the
hearty, cordial;
to bring
^fttlJtCtl/
forth,
hug
I^ftl/bitter, harsh.
"lrtll0ett,
shoot
to
-en,
"
to
sfcl^te"
-cn",
utter.
lerliCt^hither,
gen.
to
speak
9\)^Xtt^tVif
appear;
^grl^tM^
out
ftttl,n.,
[see l^cr);
publication ;
issue, publish;
lower
to
treten).
up.
forth
out,
issue,
/,
up
(hither), upward
iVMrm,
(erattd^
; t\xt\t^fto step
^fletgen,f.,
fflimmM^
stteten
"fl^Httgeti^
{see \tx) ;
%,VXff./ to
prefix,
down
of, depress.
tone
f", to
grouped,
are
{see ^cr) ;
downward
help
IrtDOr^ forth,
gen-
drive
around.
move
and
step
ed
end-
pred.,
as
sfa^rett,f.,to
Qften ^tVXn'itX,down,
"
written
often
"
The
when
direction
motion^
"
preps.^ forming
or
{see ^cr) ;
{actualor implied)
not
about
(tillnow)
ago
(of rank).
; persons
\tXViVX^around,
and
master
next
sttac!^|l/
etc.
according
according
"
to"
to
"
this;
this,
(see ^icr).
l|t(titlif
tf over
"
"
for
"
here,
on
"
during this,etc,
concerning
{seel^tcr).
VOCABULARY.
232
hereto,
IJtetJIt'/
this,
to
moreover;
beyond,
for
"
(see \)m),
etc.
past;
over
pass
down,
j^tntttt'ter,
go
on,
stoitrs
downwards;
less.
""fe {old ^aife),/, help; -lo", help-
exclam.,
as
(down).
eat
to turn
(away).
I^ilti^toettliett,
^injtt^to (there
besides
heavenly.
l|tn,adv.f
like
comp.
l^er,to
^er,
and
fro.
l^in,ds
under
which
(inali^down
off, "ir|^,
away,
in
and
use
see);
see
IW0^
^ilU
(a point)
^04,inflect.,^ot|=,I}b(|er,
^bd^fl,high;
{see\)\\\),
(out),forth
away
to hinder,
littllienif
l|tnf
tlt^ in(to)
prevent.
in
"
fjt^tU,
to
of in,
sense
look
see
"
with
in
"
to
fall
down,
(to)
to
"ff1^(11^
set
s^tltU,to
inn;
i%t%tn, U
adj.,
sj|(todl^=
elapse;
(to going
out, utter
to
reach
send
off,
away,
set
suflfice;
to,
dispatch;
fasten
on,
9}^Xt^tXLf
to
to stretch
$flr0l((tl^
sfeltg{of
the
usually,
esteem
deceased), late
sflaflt^nt.,
courtiers;
court;
official; sltutt,pl-,
court
".,
stOCBft/
tjon
from
"
"^"i
as
conip.y hinder,
rear
hindfoot; s|iOmittem,
n..
behind;
adv.^
to
be
j^of^
hoped.
-ist^nU, hopeful,
[^offcil.]
promising,
^orf); ^dif,/*
"
height, top,
upwards.
up,
hollow,
hole,
cave.
$0|n,
as
fft;
s(ft/
or
I^Oleil^
to fetch,
there,
over,
(go
[get.
sweet.
for
and) bring,
to
Dutch.
]^0flattBtf4,
i^t^VX)V^np
(to)
hoho
l^oUl^gracious, kind,
Lower
pref.,sep,
scornful.
|||j|l^nifdi/
scorn;
exclam.,
sfujj, I^Ol^O/
insep.
over
Iftinitlier,
is
^Offnutlg^/"! hope;
hill; in bie
weaver;
polite.
behind.
Pomerania;
court-state,
court
(for, ailf,ace);
hope
fcittUA^ adv.,
|Jo|-,see
s(failtt/ "is
court;
extend.
adj'
liitlteT/
smitt(5)ifi,
4offett#to
sit down;
to
blessed;
"
$f^aj^f
||, to
(oflt^/ courteous,
9\(kidtti,to
m.y
m.,
pass,
^tn=rctC^cn,
to
out,
m.,
highly
devote
to limp.
I^infctt,
speak
pride;
"0f,
out;
place).
reflex.
mxX^f
fly away
accustom
to
nets,
to
away,
go
fall
resign,
up,
gifted,
(blessed).
f.,to
9filt%cn,I,
give
sBfs
sfiegalbtf
glii^t^
highly
proud, haughty
[see l^itt).
(imfaUrn^
hot, passionate.
out,
lllinattd^
shepherd-
%iih,p.,^eben.
(there),to
{see \)'m),
ace,
-eitsBttHe,"".,
boy.
title.)
thither, up
l^inait^
stag.
fn.,
^liullletn^
"., 'fnalie,w
verbs
(Compound
add.
to
sfel^fttf
It lib
"
that), in addition,
or
/,
m,,
*Mttt(J)e,/,
elder
"
(tree); Mttt,
berry,
"
flower.
VOCASOLASV.
of
grove
of
A^ViUtXfnt.f
^Onig,
pretl,
wood
n,y
^tttlger,tn.,
e8
like
also
adv.y
as
our
^ijett/".| ^"Vw.,
chicken
I^UiI exclam.y
etc.
ftltlf-e,
^iiUC/
/., cover,
; as
Jig., body.
husk.
the
n.,
pron.y
i|tt^accpron.,
[ous.
(it).
\!iBfi,
dat.fem.ypron.,
to
as
to
her
^l^tten^
n.y
pl'j 35t,
etc.,
your,
pi., her,
hers, theirs;
pron.,
art., hers,
(it).
or
; bic
theirs
family, friends
"
; with
cap., pi.,
3fyttX,of
cap.,
and
ever
(within)
to
ever;
;
more
on;
and
at ; clcc,
into,
as
comp..
sense
"7/"in.
ardent,
tttbrnnflig^
fervent.
tltbfin^conj.,while,
as,
since.
iltliel',
meanwhile,
inliefffll,
however;
conj.,while.
3n)alt^
tn.,
pi.
-t,
sf4)0er,
content(s),
full
of
ing;
mean-
meaning,
weighty.
you.
inncttfadv.,
more
take
and
on
more,
adv.
; Tvith
in bem.
intntCt/ always,
more
en,
"
etc.
oi her, of them
ilJtCt,^^""/^^-f'"
\mfor
guard,
hut.
itl^
prep, dat., in, within,
them;
iljt/
poss. adj.,sing,fem.y
A%f
on
keep;
more.
you.
with
guard,
one's
"fOttf continuously,
(it).
him
their; -tX,poss.
watch,
protection;
(Vowel.)
(self).
"go
him
Qnett, dat.pl.pron.y
to
guard,
iVXi^X,
to
(9))0^0tdliri{C^,
hypochondriac.
aHee',/.,idea.
i^VXfdat.
1 away
humor-tfl'ifc^,
humor;
nouttf
movementi
hat.
be
rejlex.yto
3.
iS^,I
impers.^
heed, beware.
envelope
"ttlfe,/,hull, shell,
^ttmOt^m,y
"itf-.
see
hunger;
hungry; tttttgrig,
am
^fYsljattd,fittt,f'i heed,
pshaw
tn,,
liitfll/to
whew
Pettier/
exclam., quick
as
ftttt,
m.y pi. ^c,
hen-house.
".,
to
huzza
l^ttffa,
chicken
hen),
or
fn,y
spring ;
farrier, smith.
(cock
fowl
mid),
"
$uf(^,
shoe;
^eitftt/
"., horse-
sf^ntiell^
fn.f
$lt|lt/".,
pi.
to hop, skip.
|tt)lfeit,
quick, active.
J^ttrtiH/
pretty," quite.
n.,
nourty
hungry.
IttH^"?/"//.,Ijeben.
"
as
hunger;
starveling; -n^
horizon.
J^uHfl^/
pretty;
"t, hundred.
cutter.
horn.
".,
dim,
%ViVi^tXi,
(a) hundred
9%^dtX, fn^,
hear.
^OrtlOnt^
m.,
^Orn^
^""".
honey.
m.y
to
bundle
) ; sfeuiitielf
"""
"
^^Ctt/ ".,
"
(piece gttitb,w.,
wood
(or -e),
""er
233
before cotnp.,
auf
forever
"
within.
adj. comp.,
ftttlft^
"
c, the
(inner)
VOCABULARY,
^34
internal,
ititltg,
cordial
intimate,
other
sup,
adv., iuuigfl.
lHA/or
baS
in
written
secret
sgf mtitt^
t^i^tXVH, in
in
common,
$gcfam(m)t,
in the
^fitttftigC^
adverbs,
some
word
one
all
erally;
gen-
together;
\tt-t,
in
to
ttbtf4/ earthly,
itgCttll/ever,
to
lfoK(c)'reilr
all
taken,
mis-
-t(")ttlll,
m,,fL
isolate.
Italian.
Italy; itollc'ttif*,
".,
now.
with
usually
"
be
cffcn.
t"t".
ataaietl,
interest.
terrestrial.
at
lead
/r., to
reflex., to
}"e misled;
teresting
inl".
-ant',
interest;
"",
err
"
confuse;
astray,
astray,
"^'vmtX,error.
dntettigen}^/, intelligence.
to
-i(0)'reil,
lead
to'
go
confused
astray,
mislead
astray,
inscription.
3ntcreff-e^
irishman.
error,
tnad)en,
-Ctl,
henceforth.
future,
3tlatl)ier,m.,
anything;
etkoaS,
"
stOOf anywhere.
forms
as
indef,;
;JJ^ (Consonant.)
|fl/yes
forsooth,
by
all
//.
jagflt,
chase,
hunt,
rush
race,
after
intr., [.,
-^,for
eiit,
-f0"Jf it//,
yearly,
Jial^rU^/
fn.,
(a) pity;
^maul/
(mouth);
-n,
to
always
ciu
each
"
everybody,
tVXWXVi,
on
gen.,
-ig,of
this
the
former;
side
that
of,
time, present;
jefct.
shout
30tttttaF/
n.,
to
^^,
yell.
journal {French
jubilation, shout
exult, shout
3ttai, or
face
wry
dim.,
lamentable.
before comp.,
jc
3tt1iu|,
fung, comp.
grieve, lament;
sorrowful,
liinilltetUl^/
gtDCl,
\t
J).
(of joy)
(for joy).
(time,
persons);
or
-H^/ youthful.
lamentation,
n.,
^Vi%tVit,ft youth
annual.
sorrow,
one
to
jiollen,
-tl/ to
season
every
ever.
(one)
(one), yonder,
3ttli(lfm.,
au",
"
iVXMr
-fdt(l)/ prep,
-(d)srec^t/ n,,
"
(more)
anybody.
it%-if now;
race,
the
....
distributive,
time
every
-(0)smatllt, //.
year;
year
at
jen-et/ that
year); A^ViVit^tti,
n., century;
3(intniet,
j[0,
ever,
abrupt.
-c,
one,
right.
3oftr, ".,//.
num.,
two
beyond.
n.,
(more)
before
speed.
same;
iaj(e)/ steep,
the
hunter;
^XtVitt, the
hunter's
as
ture
adven-
hounds.
drive;
bcflo, the
iftiet;each,
huntmg
companion
"
of the
master
^^tX,fn,,
(of
hunt,
-nx,
^^aHeittCttfO "","
A^tXt, nt.,
year
well,
"gttlO{f(6)f
ffi'i
to
truly,
of course,
etc.
means,
(party);
to
know,
you
Sflfitl,/,
indeed,
often emphasis,
".,
virgin,
"
young
dear
maid
man.
m.,
^er, young;
little
;
July.
double
^eil^eit/
fellow;
3un0Hllgf
m.,
"ftlltt,/"
youth,
VOCABULARY.
235
ft.
Haffee^
Hegf I, m.y
-6, coffee.
fn.,gen,
sfaal, m-i
emperor;
perial
im-
ball.
Hall/
//., calf.
cool
9t^\it,/.,
coolness.
"HametaOl(e),
naming
i^cS^e,/.,throat.
to
ffl^tcn^
turn,
^ixVX,
germ,
fn,y
ffin, no,
[^amm,
comb.]
z%txt,
/., chamber;
^ammer^
m,,
m.,
fight, battle,
//. %
Itetfer^m.,
Herl,
lmn,pr.,
lomien.
Itanne,/,
can,
"?.,
prison
"
^ajlttal^
".,
gen.
chancellor,
urer.
treas-
Charles.
ftottonel,/,
ftinb,
kettle, basin.
pebble,
^atanl^^
potato.
w.,
"
"tTMlmm,
"
meal.
ftiflf//" chest,
laum,
^manit^
hardly.
(ei(^bold, impudent
consistory; sjjof^
4(4)nrm,
w,
box.
complaint,
-(e)4iel","., dirge?
ftate,/,
gc^en, to
-ensrat(IJ),"*.,
^lag-e^ /, lament,
lament,
buy
"
steeple.
lamentable,
m.ypl. usually
ftiffftt^
"., cushion, pillow.
-8, catarrh.
cat.
-ifd^,childish
churchyard;
-eitsme|l,".,
merchant.
-tiilXvit,
grandchild;
church;
to
to chatechise.
fate4i{!(C)'rCtl,
AvXitf
church
cheese.
m.,gen.
to
!ottf-eil/
t^txn, m.j
-etsf^ttle,/., (primary)
child;
".,
church-councillor,
hoe.
IJafia'iti-e,
/., chestnut;
tree;
flint ;
childlike.
go
^fifc^m.ygen.-%,pl.
ftafff^/-, box
taper.
-Ijfit,/.,childhood
(money).
pi. -if
sfefl^firm, staunch.
flint stone.
fta|icne,/, chapel.
"
acquainted
/., chain.
school
m.y
one,
smetftet^""., jailer.
kernel;
/".,
fttefel,m.,
pot.
Itailjlftf
fn.t pL
ftarfl,m,,
be
know,
to
^ftje,/, candle,
better
fontite^/.,tennen.
m.f
no
fellow.
fkt^tXf m.,
struggle.
^arl,
-tXfpron.^
any;
^trn,
chamberlain.
ftanHjf,
bud.
information.
comb,
to
return.
with.
comrade.
m.,
fireplace.
fammttt,
not
ftnnett/ M.^
n.
(at
none.
tonimen.
Hvx,pt
boy
ball
ditto).
ftaljll,
"?.,//.^e, boat.
ni.,
of tenpins);
s!|ttttge^
m.,
bleak.
(d^lfbald, bare,
^atfer,
cone
(of);
complain
sation;
accu-
-en,
nagltdl^
pitiable.
natig,/., flingcii.
^lattg/ fn., pi. ^c,
nQ|i|ld,exclam.,
liar, clear.
sound,
clap
to
ring.
VOCABULARY,
236
to clap.
Ikltf^tll,
StoxptX,tn., body.
StlMt, /,
lofttl/to
claw.
StlMn',
ftleUl,
dress,
garment,
n.,
clothes
coat
//.
clothe, dress.
-eit/ to
pL -c, piano.
n.,
trifle.
little,small; -igfett,/,
fleitl,
Itleino)!/".,
-8, //.
gen,
-e
paste.
to
-5".,
Qttl0etlf
to
fUltlett,
climb.
ring.
(a latch).
crow.
claw.
fltanttlf,
m,,
Cramer,
flttg/^t7w/. ^, shrewd,
Knight
Utaitt,
"
.
knee
"
-fit,
bone;
to
kneel.
".,
patient;
insult.
pain, wound,
garland,
curly-headed.
sld|ifi0f
herb, vegetable.
".,
circle;
""""
Itoloitie^/, //.
-CH/
circle,
to
t^r
ic'eii,
colony.
I^O^jf,
m.,
".,
/,
-gstoaljl,
//. -e,
in
kreutzer
cross)
irr.^
tion
elec-
Jlrteg/"".,
scream.
adj,, frcug
cross;
all directions;
(small
^l^Ub^
tn.,
coin
-tt,
with
cut,
cross
or
to
be able
pL ^e, head;
(to),can,
^^m,
to
frtegetl^
Itrone,/,
ftOXh,m.,pl. ^t,h3isket;^(^tn,n.ydtm.
wheat
to
creep.
tary
-dstlteit|l,
"?r//.,mili-
get, obtain.
ff., dtfn,
war;
%,
service.
[may.
"
of
screech,
frtec^en,S., f.or
come.
ftonig,"^., king;
n^ mod.
to
blow.
*S".,j.,to
of
^reU),
m.f
-i'cn
fomifc^, comic.
fommen^
frdf^f n^
(unb quer),
cook.
ilober^tn.y bait.
field ;
as
whirl, revolve.
foc^en,to
ear
grocer.
cramp.
ItretHe,/., chalk.
ftlO^Ctlt, Hrfid/
i^nofrtf/* bud.
to tie, fasten, unite, connect.
Ittit^lffn,
/,
to
friinfflt,
"
bony.
fonnt
forcible,
crown.
servant;
ItltO^en,""., pL
pL ^c,
intelligence. IhratlJ,
m.,
fioy.
-e,
shopkeeper,
nt.,
\tWliXfComp."-, sick;
clever
wise,
-\t\i9f', shrewdness,
$000, powerful,
potent
ftratte,/.,
exclam.,
as
tdiftig,strong,
strong;
ftttWie,
/., cliff.
to knock.
flojlfeit,
^Itei^t/ "^-,
crash
to
fral^eit,
ItitaHe^m,,
ly,
foftUd),cost-
weak;
powerless,
sound,
click
-bar,
fraij!
strength, force; 400,
iltaft,/,//.'^c,
"",
cost
delicious.
precious,
jewel.
nettern^ f.,to
taste.
cost, expense
or
to
-tU,
to
-en,
crack
ftleifttr,
m.y
Itlima/
(affectionately),caress.
chat
crown
crown
officer ;
Mmd,
froncit^to
"ffttl,
".,
^l^atlllfl/
grain
m.f
wheat-
trade.
^ttgel,/.,ball.
ftuS//" /^- ""^fcow.
adj\
crown.
as
".,
2^8
VOCABULARY.
changed
lick; -tX,
to
ace,
mt,
licker, gourmand;
m.^
Ueb, dear,
XttX, empty.
pleases
down,
lie
down,
reflex.,
abate.
to
(e^tt-en,to
put
easy-
teach
learned;
pupil, apprentice
m.y
teacher
ittl^,
fifib, tn.,
pi.
%tvfy-t,/,
funeral
iVXtV^LtX,
fn.,
body;
sermon;
-etl^Jttg,
-f
for
en,
e"=
"
-etIstOllgCtI/^m
fleru).
mir
t^Ut
Icib, I
"
Iteb'fofrn,to
procession.
Hrf/ /.,
iftIttir
"
! -tg,
alas
to
letiten,to
S.,
\t\tVi,
guide,
-er,
manage;
usually,
to
read.
be
indecl., Limburger.
Iinf",gen.
adv.,
on,
left.
to, the
licorice
gi(|ltirt^3ietl"faft,
m.,
-en,
juice.
Sob/"*"
go4,
for
courteous.
no
lobltll/
praiseworthy,
shine.
kind,
ffrligf
fen.
litt,/., leiben.
gather
4eutc
song.
Ian
but
if simple.^
gift,/, pi.
ruler.
Iri^t,
last ; %\\\i\^i,
at last.
to
XtvJS^iVX,
[Ucb+fofcn,
^r
leam.
to
{see
liebftcii
am
"iWe, /, lip.
lark.
Serine,/,
adv., usually,
as
caress.
left (hand) ;
lillf/
Crftii'rr,
/, reading.
manager,
sup.^
adj.
Stmbtttgrr,
leltt-rn,adj.,linen; sfttd),
n., sheet.
m.,
Xvt^-
gi'lir,/, lily.
lend.
turn,
love ;
lenf-rn, to
of
situated.
-lil|,tolerable.
S.,
IriltCtI,
gu
lovely,
-endstDttrilig,
etc.;
sorry,
adv., unfortunately
comp.
; -ix,
poor
am
e8
suffer; -rtlil|aft/,passion
-tXi, S., to
exclam.,
phrases,
{or
"
-^VX, n.,dim,;
labor
Ueb
liefer, rather
\t\t^i,light,easy.
gu
Sieb-e^ /,
-end^lonrlltgfett/jove-
/"
-rtl")lte!ligt
"".,
below,
see
mir
to
liness,amiability.
giell,".,
in
my
lifbft^comp,,
funeral
below
love;
to
adv.,
sake;
d^btf lift,
m.,
conj. as
kill,adj. pred.
one
"
gcnjinncn,
as
sfofeit, see
amiable;
au8
might.
all one's
corpse
hearse;
instructive.
-tx,
frdftcu,with
^^Itgr,
scholar;
".,
as
pp.
glad (that) ;
"
love;
it
"
am
love;
love, loved
\t\i-tXi, to
pi. -er,
ijl mir
c8
me,
to
Uebcr
chair.
beloved
Ijafacn,to
learn
sftuftl,
m.,
lean;
n^
gf^t,
free, unencumbered.
(fllig,
to
light,bright ;
folks;
[in
".,
praise;
laudable.
hole.
to entice,
loifftif
to
//., tan
bark;
allure.
^-^
sgetbCT/
wages;
tanner.
-en.
VOCABULARY.
reward,
to
Sol
Sng^
pay.
prf,,
free ;
adv.
as
to" fire
l||0"lllitlleil,
*8rt^1t,\.,to
start, rush
i^OtOf/m.^
lie
m.y
Xrug)
and
sep,
(a gun)
^/""'
ace,
gen.),
or
sgefiKbrl,
rag;
"
ragamuffins.
::0Cfang,
m.,
tite;
joyous,
Lewis.
K^ltbtOfg,
long
filtft,/,
//. ^e, air, breeze,
//.
of
pack
Louisa.
e/^l^nife,
lion.
breath.
unb
gitm)irit,w.,
n.y
?U0
fitttl^eil/
""!
fate, destiny,
lof(()f loose,
239
song
luftfltf to
merry;
appe-
joy; -ig,
cf
wish,
"
long (nad^;for).
m.
nta^ett/ to
make,
to
\i(!i^,
"
fic^in
(that) ;
do,
bic
tute;
consti-
cause,
cause,
to
jump
people,
we
tr.
up.
might,
^e,
mighty,
lttfil|ttQ,
power,
a,
ful,
power-
various.
SHagajtlt^
"., magazine, store(house).
servant;
/., //. ^c, maid, maideQ, maidSRllgb^
SRngeilffn.y pi.
stomach,
"
maw.
in
meal,
gcmo^Icn),
p.p.
admonish,
warn,
mangelt
there
an,
is
impers.y
lack
of
^||rtt,
''Ifill,
n.y
dim.;
-fl^aft, /,
forces,
crew.
body
of
men,
various.
WtmitX,
pi. ^
fn.y
mantle;
SKaie^df,/, majesty
SMill/ """ pi-
-C
^^
duration),
and
so
joys (such
//" -f
-t(^,majestic. SWiltf,/.,
"^cr, mark,
usually time
sign, SRatft,
cloak;
indecl.;
often
paint;
-et,
m.y
^/Vw.,
4ufl, /, legendary
told
in
legend)
boundary, limit, end.
as
n,
".,
are
^lai^,w.,
market-place.
(recurrence, not
in
SXtarf^att,w.,
ittttf,
/., meffen.
smalf time(s).
painter.
lack
wanting,
bag.
urge.
mare.
to
ed
be
flfilt^en,see Wicix^txu
ntal-en,
-tl, to
(an, of);
URattttfCtitlt^
"., manuscript.
meal.
Witii^Xt,f.y
comp.
kinds,
many
maitntgfaltig,manifold,
repast;
grind.
point;
-c", many
lack
want,
(navigator).
to
Qtal^nctt,
by pass,
(dat.).
^tXVipn.ydim.
SXtagellait^
Magellan
maget,
-ftici,
many;
of
they,
URaitHfl,/., almond.
strong.
to
(money).
mammon,
/W"^. j-w^'.,one,
Ittatif
manage
^'t\)t"f
9Ratftm01l,/".,
"".,
//.
"
SXtal (t?/^iKoag),
proportion,
".,
[mcffcn.]
VOCABULARY.
240
SItffe,/,
S^^ff^//"" "i^2LSs
mass.
m,,
gen.
ship); sittm,
/^
m.,
xnm^.
't,
mouse
vulg,, of
'^tU, Htim,
hunter.
9%U,\tU,m,,
sea;
bay,
ni(^t
longer;
no
more,
increase;
to
-tU,
no
"
charitable;
soften, alleviate,
[milber,
comp.'\
WUrtHet/^"w/."less;
SRuti'ftttf
^"t
-e{l,least.
minister.
/., mmute.
[ma^lenj
more;
Mignon.
gentle, soft,
to
If., meal,
Wf)tf
mtl^, mUd,
Htnt'tf
gulf.
Hell,
(/r. MinyonO,
't^figfTf"".,mouse
".,//" -",
iiic.
"'^^*"
-tni,
It., dim,;
Reer,
nt^/
SltgMK^/.,
matter
men).
WtlM^f-fpL
measure.
(of beasts;
moath
(of
mast
dull.
JReffex, "S'.,to
fair.
9lett)l|l|'ttCV9^
"".i metaphysician.
SRtte'rier^, material,
9lul
temperate.
average,
(church),
Wi\^t9i, to
mix.
{as Sliflmit^,
-ft
m.,
use.
ab-
eral,
sevi/com/^.),usually pl,^ llie|rtrr,
than
more
XXVU^Vkf S.,
(wxM
on
also
avoid.
shun,
to
one.
my
-ct"
poss,pron.,X"iLva"\
part,
my
art.)y mine
bic
for
as
me
-tg
ily,
fam-
Ctt,my
"
friends.
or
pers.,
gen.
mrill-eil/to think,
mean
say,
of
me.
-Wk%,
most;
om
en,
"
SRetfter, "".,
nic^tcn,by
"
letter, "".,
"".,
VXiU,
sftttrf,
".,
master;
terpiece.
mas-
or
to
/" multitude,
SRettgr,
crowd,
(large)
m.^
pi. -en,
-^xto^,
human,
SXtetUlian^ *".,
mtrf-ftl^
man,
to
human
ing,
be-
-en^brgrl^r, human
person;
desire
mid-.
with
(one), take
to
take
to
lltittOi)ei(-en,
along.
share
"
-Hug,/-)
effcn,to
with,
nicate
commu-
communication.
south;
noon,
gu
; -^^rttle,
dine
-^sftttiUie,
{see9lu^e, @tunbe).
quantity.
SRcnf^r
make
SRittag,tn., midday,
milk.
sMX*
part in.
mrlfrtt^ S.orW.,
"ffbltie,
fellow-slave.
mitneimen,
mostly.
gen.,
means
to bring along.
mitlTingett,
f.,
Witgeleit, to go along (with).
9HtIei)l,n.y pity ; -K^,compassionate.
{adv.
most
no
along with,
fellow-laborer
ntitnUl^eit,to
opinion, meaning.
mrtfi,
by;
dat., with,
prep,
")lltnft^
fn.,
humane.
mark,
f.y remarkableness,
midst,
in
central
center.
comp.,
middle;
point, center;
iPttttel,
medium,
n., middle,
meridian.
remarkable
stoitrbtg,
9Ritte,/."middle,
ntittelradj., usually
remark,
notice;
it,
; ":to JtrHtgfr
(a) curiosity.
nttttetl/adv.,
in
the
midst
in
means,
prep, phrases,
of,
etc.
SRittemaifet,
/, midnight,
north.
"
in,
VOCABULARY.
adj., (mittel),middle,
mittlrr, comp.
241
mull-e,
irr., may
permitted
"
mogen.
modal
mOQ-Cltf
like
"
sup, adv.y
painful
as
-ft||f},
much
SKitJl-r^/,
as
SRotttag,m.,
SRoodf
moon,
Monday,
SRittter,m.,
aWitnti,/".,//.
iX^\t, f-t
moss;
".,
Jig,^month.
[aj^onb.]
morberifllfmurderous.
pi.
m.,
adv., morgftl,
defining
this
,
to-morrow,
y\Tithe morning;
word
morning
movgeit^,
9Korgen8, mornings^
sittft/f'i morning
of
"
n.,
breeze
roseate
sf^Ott/
dawn;
or
9Rut(lt)" m.,
;
courage
feel
; noun,
w.,
must,
useless.
aWute,
iju
"
"
;stllillc,
; -ig^ spirited,brave
caprice.
wantonness,
mother's
wine.
new
to.
"
spirit; usually,
ijlmir
e8
pelled
com-
model.
mood,
SXttttter,
/, //. ^
beauty.
9llof}^
m.y
leisure;
at
be
to
have
"
SKtttflCt/
n,, pattern,
morning
with
mouth.
of
irr., must;
l)eute mil^ig,idle,
beS
mitiibltil^
mouth;
-e,
obliged
"
morning;
air,
*tttt{
J)/ morning-red,
with
or
tub.
murmur.
modal
WXVJ^tVif
east;
same.
/r., mflffcn.
mu6,
morning,
"
the
miller.
mitrmclll/ to
SRorgrn^
=ratl,"., mill-wheel;
verbal, by word
moss-
rose.
"
mill
SRltlbe,/, trough,
month.
pi. -Z,
some,
toil-
painful,
-fdtg^
-Ctt^tOb/ (fo^t)
tn.^
-fam,
wretched.
-\{i^,possible
to;
"
able
be
to
possible.
SKon'ot/
-igfett /,
fatigue,weariness.
central, average.
inod)tr,/"
tired, fatigued ;
sljrtj,
".,
mother;
heart;
muttctUll^
moth'
erly.
f.,to
nai|gr|rtt,
"
towards,
accordingly;
to(place); according
oftenfollows)
na^al^men^
to
9lad)batr m.,
gen.
to
A^tVX,
imitate
towards,
to catch
]tlll|lliofon/
naiijagrit,
\*or\,
to
next
uad^bcm.
see
after, chase
-{"|ttft/
/., neighborhood.
adv.y
nuil^lieilt^
after
conj.,after, according
to
ttai|tirnf-rn,
think
succeed
na^grbrtt^
to
give
after
{dat.).
way,
or
race
tiad)f(!^td(ttf
to
scream
news.
{dat.)
after
or
-IH^ reflecting,thoughtful.
to
to
shout
after
{dat.^.
as.
{*/ to follow
ttfl(!^foiQftt/
recover.
hunt
9laftti4tr/., information,
]ta4f(6illFcn^send
with,
afternoon.
to
that, afterwards
up
[dat.).
{dat^.
9la(6mitta0rm.,
{dat).
{dat.).
Ita^dtaBrn^
to dig after; dig for
na(^l)ft^
afterwards.
"
i/aA,after, behind,
after, follow
go
/r^/.
^r
hind,
be-
dat.,
next
to,
adv., next;
after;
-cn0,
shortly.
9la4t, /.,//"
yield(to,d?'a/.). ^r
bc8
-^^
night, flflTz/.,
iia(ftt",
9^ia(i)t8
by night ; sljcr*
(/Vr.),
vocabulary:
242
".,
(for
the
lRa4t(lt)cil/
^'"
-tg^
hurtful.
ttf
nailt, naked.
^t^,
^lagel,fn,,
i^U
rMcn,
"
treten,
"
encroach
to
about
sjtt, nearly,
((/af.);nrit,
near
cincni
ness,
9la^t,/., near-
neighboihood.
mf^-tn,
to
sew
nai^m,
/.,
needle.
^ex,f
feed
to
on.
re-
by.
not
tli(^t,
not
; gar
yet ;
no
food,
not
"
port.
sup-
-etilt^/,
artless;
na-
simplicity. [French.]
weUy
(the) named,
ttdtttlifllf
me^r,
"
adv.^
indeed.
namely,
vXt,
9lotr, fn.,pl.-en,
-Jrlt/., folly,
9lfif4^/ ^'i
sweet-tooth,
nibbler.
n.,dim.;
; ^(^rtl,
9lflH//""ose
the
s||tal0^
moist
wet,
adv.y of
as
natittlt^^
ral
natu-
course.
fn.",
mist,
nebula
sf}ra"r^/., milky
of,
near
way.
prep, dat.,
near;
"f}etn,
fog, nebula;
the
down,
to
to
take
bend,
down,
cast
sep,
reflex.,
to
sff||Iagftt/
settle;
down,
defeat;
[tragcn.]
mean,
[nicber.J
base, lowly.
ttiematltlfgen,
-",
nobody,
acc.y
(to)
A^tX, alongside,
(from dat.),
incline
reflex., to
part,
adj..
tmt\^X,
never;
by no means.
itimm-t, from
no
one.
nevermore;
ne^men.
-",
nowhere;
stoo,
the
same.
more,
more
"
nOl|f conj.,
....
S.,
nelftmrtt^
let down
to
lower;
also
9^'^^lVi^tXi,
part, adj.,dejected.
along.
ndQCttf
sit
lttr0enD,or
lRca)ie^"., Naples.
9le(d/
to
same,
downward
An^tti,
ttimmer,
iRtttUt',/.,nature;
for
[2Jeann.]
pert, impertinent.
na",
ttt^tcil^
adj., nether,
down,
adv.,
low,
1tirtlti0f
-tmt^,
old
"
^tOUrbiQ,good
nteHertrdAttg^low,
foolishness.
mit
nod.
never
strike
fool
"
longer
no
phrases:
in
ttoci^
nothing.
pre/.;
same;
all ;
at
tliebft/ comp,
naive,
ItttiH',
[nafe.]
means.
to
nillrtt,
HlflQttttlQ,
/-f nourishment,
snare.
ni"|tt,nothing;
live
nerve.
moisten,
wet,
new
by
net^men.
to
nourish, feed, nurse";
tlttl^l^Cttf
'
-f/ net,
indef,pron.
snabel, /,
-en,
or
lately.
;
one
upon
call.
name,
nest.
".,
ttetftt/to
approach
to
to
nail.
nttftl/ M.^
9l(tll/m.ypL-t
pL ',
(to,
nritt,no.
neck.
"
favorable
dot:),
disadvantage;
disadvantageous,
iftadtn,m,^pl.
gettrigt,inclined,
"lttgft^
nightj.
another
not
liic^t,
nor
"
eilt,
cilimat, once
"
yet.
Wcber
....
nod^,
ther
nei-
nor.
tress;
dis9lot{J),/." (Pl'^^)t need, want,
fbtttftig,needy, scanty;
stOf
nDtg,
necessary
need1101(1^)^9/
VOCABULARY.
/ul,
necessary
need
l^abcn,to
"
243
compel.
ttOt(ft)i0flt,
well, surely ;
tllttt^now,
ba6)/ now
IMtf
{for
conj.
^Vi%,
UUll
that, since.
gu
ni.y
U4/
ever.
jRlttftl^
tn.^
or
macf)en, to
"
^Betg,
^77., nut-
to
walnut
service;
use,
make
of; ntt^"
use
useful.
".
O^
Ol^fexclam,,
^'^
1 oh
06/ ^^";'.,whether,
al"
although;
if ;
"
9%\t\^,
if;
obglclt^),
(=
as
"
sides;
Glcid}/ob
"
iDO^t),although.
above,
Odctl/^zd^z'.,
high, up-stairs
on
".,
Olift/".,
Oftf comp,
QMtxm,
n.j
^a^t,
-t,
iifterd, quite
m.y
pi.
tn.j
to
Oft/
pi.
-t,
pack
^n.j
page,
for, be-
but
%^VB(t,fj
(up) ;
to
seize.
attendant.
[French;
".,
$ll)lier^
of
order).
an
complete
order,
proper;
adv.
alsot
regularity,
rangement.
ar-
^ex, place.
or
^r
(the)
paper.
Indies.
East
to pain,
(IftntQftt,
to fit,suit {flat.).
Iiaffrti,
come
to
pass,
torment.
skin.
^erle,
/., pearl.
^etttrf'e,
/., peruke,
^erfun',/,
person.
^fau,
[French.]
4n!lteti,
(to, daU).
%\^XttX,
$ajl|lf,
y*-)pasteboard.
?)artif',/, party, part.
(music).
pc. -c,
palm(-tree).
//. -e,
n.f
rn.y
occur
$ala|i', m.,
to
(fin) jlttttr,
as
)iaffi(f)'tr]t/
pass,
few.
or
ration
order, class, deco-
"
without,
accy
num.y
ear.
operation.
O|ietati0lt^/.,
/,
OrlltinttQ/
open.
uncle.
Ojllf,/^^.
sfrigr,
officer.
"-f often;
fn,y
padtU,
on
ear
quite, really.
oven.
(/r. comp,),
indef
the
0rllftltlt4/orderly, regular,
ox.
to
offttrtl,
//. -en,
^-?". -c8,
box
downright,
OfPcier', m.,pl,
often
OI|t, "",
sma^t, /, //.
swoon.
(badge
-en,
without
oratorical.
sfldH^ OratOt'tff^,
or.
Offeit,open
$aff/
\\\u
weakness,
Otbftl,
^aax,
gu,
(that),
infin.,
tr.
ing.
fruit.
OiifCr),/"., //.
Of
forester
garment.
outer
oUcr,
upper,
"
see
OiJ"'0eftt5r,
ft
superior, chief
chief
sfotder, """"
"
that
-en,
besides.
i^{"0)Xt\n,
VibtXfadj, compnt
but
bo6, r^";'.,without
"
m.y
tn.,
"
pi. -e,
-Cllsflo0,
w.,
^ffffft,w.,
path.
-e,
pi.
wig.
"
pepper.
parson.
or
house
en,
peacock;
{stall).
VOCABULARY,
244
hiss.
VfcUttf
^M
^flanj-t,
/, plant;
-ftt,
W'.y rarely
)lfl(0(ll/
{ace.
admuiister
S.j
to
plant.
$ilfl^
be
\ to
)iPffrn,
customed
ac-
in
only
fancy, phantasy.
^|Ullf0)llt'/
^""
P^- -P"f
philosopher
-if', /, philosophy.
^\^^\^Xtfit\{^'XtXi,
to
$tl)f
peck,
! -fn,
phosphoresce.
Illagen^
to
exclam.,
aj
f^Iatt, m.,
pi.
-tf
ni.,
m.,
did.
splen)nrafl|tt0^
VtoBf,
^e,
plain,
pi.
priest.
prince
pi. -en,
-cffin, /.,
lawn
m.,
^rOlltn3^
/., province.
^mjrffion^ ^ocrffion^
to examine,
jltufctt/
torture.
vex,
n.,
^X^\l^tV,
or
as
princess.
peck, pick.
plague,
news;
mail-day.
^ritt),
physiognomy.
picking;
to
(mail),
Iiraffeiin,
to crackle.
jiretfrn,
S., to praise.
jirrltminar^
preliminary;
^ricftft,
mushroom.
^'j
post
-ien.
""5r^0if*.Phrygian.
$6l|fiOgnomte^/.,
/,
^^
cession.
pro-
plan.
f^Iai^ftn.,
"
n.,
ite^meit,
to
take
seat
room,
seat
"i^tn, ^ttbltfum,
n.,
test,
prove.
(the) public.
(Jam.),
)lttm|irltt
dtm.
to
plash, splash.
(llatfl^frn,
f^ltttft,
m.,
jilautierti^
chat.
to
jllO^Urir
sudden.
^ViXf
pure.
to adorn,
jlU^Ctl^
pi. -e,
to
thump.
point.
dress
up
polish.
to
Ci.
to
torment,
I^ttilettr
Cualnt^^^f-)
Cuarfr
OttCtt^
ni.,
w.,
plague.
//--e, qualm;
dirt,
""ar^
practical.
|ira!tif4,
Vtatltafir^ /,
-tf4f poetic
for-
see
Pomerania.
/', splendor;
%xaiSljl(,
words
pick
".,
4flgf ^M
usually,
now,
f^i(f/nt.,
poet
-cn,
f^O|i//" pl'-tn,
plow.
Wotr,/"paw.
eign
pi.
tn.,
^artttQir'fe,
Portuguese.
m.,
duty-
-""f
||l^occurs
$Oft^
poetry.
Vommrm,
pluck.
to
populace.
m.,
^arfir^/,
tend,
nurse,
to.
f^fiiftt/
/" P^'
exclam.^
cu
plump!
to
gen.)
or
awkward
(lining/heavy,
pillar, column.
spring,
vapor.
trash.
usually, Ourlle, /,
or
source,
fountain;
-en,
IfttCt, crosswise
{usually adv.),
S",
246
VOCABULARY.
^., to
ride ; -ft,
"f
.,
rider, horseman.
\, or
tVXUtfk,
running,
-eK=flaif,m.,
\\,fto
as
run;
n^
Ke'llKifW,"." requiem.
Kefbeitl^,/,
residence,
escape
capital (city).
rescue,
save;
-ft,
escape.
penitence.
jti "runbe
judge;
to
.^v
ruin;
to
"
to
,
tittg0,
wring
intr,,to struggle,
S., ^.
or
\,,to
run,
tn.,
titt, /.,
redness,
if."
move
/"/r., ^.
na(
to
"
flock, troop.
"
-f,
rest,
to
-ftt/
[Latin, round.]
proceed;
call,
-ftl, S.f to
summon.
repose,
composure;
-fsftlttf^/.,
resting-
rest;
-fsHall, tranquil,
grave,
quiet.
extol
intr,,
fame,
to
glory; lit|lllfK,
stir,excite,
stir,
move
move,
touch;
-Itltg, /I,
emotion.
cleft, rent.
(a) ruin.
ftni'ttf//.,
reltcm
fiitttt,rn., knight.
X\%tXi,to scratch,
tear,
split.
tO(^,/.,
ried)cn.
to
ntm|lfltt,
rumble.
ntltll/round
um^er,
noun,
(f), on
"
row.
//.
T^X-tXi,
ti|,/.,rei6eiu
/
to
9httlll,m.,
flow.
9tippt,/nrib.
fttf
m.,
place,
wrestle.
ttnnett,
o^
gn
(da/.),
9tui-t, /;
adv., around.
tingrtl^S.
w.;
hound.
w.,
;
ring;-Ceilt,n,,dim,;
m.,
ftillf,
smelL
tiff//.,rufen*
Ring,
horse;
move,
approach
9lnf,
rifbf/.ftctbcn.
to
-fr
pull, push,
f.,to
rullfnt/
straight, [rec^t.]
Vit^tn, S.,
-fU
back, ridge.
m.,
judge;
m.,
"^"r.;
rose-bash.
ftatxnllt,/.,rotunda.
titlf
f It, to
to
glow.
HAAVk,
-XiXi^,/",
9Uut,/'f repentance,
tHi-tn,
//"
"""
reflex.^ to
rescue,
""If
rot(|), red;
estimable, respectable.
reflieftt'lfl,
tett-ni/
"
horseback.
race.
to
fcim,
Roman.
attraction.
religious.
M.^
riMi^l,
Rome;
If.,
Krij,fn.t charm,
Xt{\%M,
ftiW,
-fit, to
to
rJtflftl/
round
also^ around
adv.
as
"
about.
prepare,
equip,
arm.
"tttft)f,/.,rod.
roll, revolve.
%^^t
^'y
@aff/
SOttt, /, //.
-en,
sowing,
seed.
Sa^ff
f0^t(f),soft, gentle.
case.
fn.,
Sttft,m.,pL
sap,
^""fl-^f
/"" saying, legend,
to
say,
tell.
story
-en,
VOCABULARY.
247
'5'.,to
Sttit-e,/, string (musical) ; -emfflid, ff^affett^
n.y
(string) music,
instrument,
or
harp.
to
^Mti,f',
^alntilir^nt.f
@am-e(n),
-9, sal-ammoniac.
gen,
w.,
fammrltt,
lung//., gathering,
fam(m)t,
together
adv.^ softly.
fanftlidjf
disgrace
[fc^cn.]
/".,
saddle
bridle
and
^attlet^
"
see
pi.
m.,
-n^
to
-^C
[or-tn),
hog;
sow,
fllltttf
sour,
faufcti/S.f to
^aitm^
m.fpi. ^tf
famnrn^
delay,
to
^tM,
53rau8,
in
/,
noisy
border,
edge.
in
unb
riot;
"
frolic.
tn^pl.
^tB^ti^tVXti^,
^i^'i^if
m.,pL
%tB^i^-t^^,
fn.y
-cn), harm,
-e
to
-tn,
to
f(!^auilt(tl,
lather;
^i^t\i^t,
f-i disk, dial,
to
shine,
to
divide; intr.y
part.
pane.
separate,
appearance;
seem,
out;
pour
-vx,
appear.
to
grf^Cttft^pred.
^^n-t,/',shears,
rough joke.
",
hurt;
-n",
-m
shepherd.
foam
give,
sent;
pre-
adj'.f as
present.
//. "^cn
{or
n.,
razor.
flljctt,
shy, timid;
timidity,
to send
fl|iff-Ctl/
^i^afrr, m.,
scissors; imtfict,
to jest,joke.
f^rrjett/
(t/o/.),to
hurt.
".,
horror.
savanna.
^ytXit,/., scene.
or
foam.
f^rnfeil/to
loiter.
noise,
fn.,
^aHanc^
look
sf)lt(If
"., spectacle,
\,fto separate,
disagreeable.
drink
-eil, to
pi. %
nt.,
S.y
fl|fttl(tl/
"5fl^(e)/
/., boar-hunt.
harsh,
view
at
foam,
Sl^attm,
make
saddler.
"
(digger); fi^jis
"l|lllUltt/
fn.y shudder,
".,
saddle
fi^tabtt,
treasure;
play.
enough.
"
look
tr.y to
"
to value, prize.
ftftt/
pi. %
SftatI,/, show,
effcn,fe^cn, to
fi^an?
shade, shadow
"
treasure-seeker
m.f
(in names).
ftt",/., ftfeen.
^t^\p
ashamed.
-ig^shady.
tn.,
Saint
sound.
re-
scrape.
%^vi%,
fojlf,
/., ftnfen.
battel,
to
sound,
(-ffit,/.),
f"|ttrffl"|ti9
f"|ort sharp;
f^arrrn,
to
bfll/ to disgrace.
collection.
Pnflcnr
funs, P'"
harm,
be
SdjanUe, /, shame,
sand.
gentle, meek
^ttnt,
S.y
now
sharpsighted(-ness).
soft, smooth,
fttttft^
).
in comp.
f^antcn^ reflex.,to
with.
@fltlb, tn.y
intr..,
cause;
-en,
@amm"
dot., with,
prep,
rarely
fd^ttllctl/
seedsman.
collect
gather,
to
//.
-ens,
gen.
-tXiAfiMtX,fn,t
seed;
( W.y
to
(plant).
sage
act, work
W.y
make;
create,
in
(ace.)
to
"
@l6ftt(e),/,
ness,
shy-
awe.
reflex.,to
submit
to
suit ;
"
-fal^ n^
248
VOCABULARY,
\^\^VXf S.,
f($Itr"-nt,
S.y to shut,
to
fi^teb//.,fcf)cibeiu
conclude,
slate-
lock
close
up,
clusion,
con-
finally.
fliltmin,
bad,
f^i("^tt^
"S'.,to
shoot;
f., to
tntr.,
shoot, rush.
84tff,
".,
skipper,
y.,
-ft,
/".,
-|$maitnf4aft^
boatman;
snare.
fftlog,/., {(^Uefecn.
"SlltIo","., lock;
shield, escutcheon;
@4illl^ ^'f
pL
palace,
cleft
gorge,
also
to slumber,
flllltmnKtlt,
sign, sign-board.
-er,
castle,
[fd^lieficn.]
^iSii%i^i,
/., //. -en,
crew.
n.,
ill.
-ttttg,
_/!,painting, description.
sleep.
l^liDlfrn,
U to slip,glide.
"S"ftIttjfeI,
/"., key.
^
^^ilf^
n,
reed;
-e,
//.,
f(!^ntfl(^
comp.
to
f^immeritr
to
shimmer,
gleam.
"tf)t1lt)lf/
fn., insult, abuse;
stOBtt,
abuse;
insult,
pers,)
-ett, to
abusive
"""
@(ilttl6t//M//--cn, battle;
-Mt,
to
^Hjliadt,/, slag,
sleep;
fn,f
strike
m,,
to
up,
beat;
snake.
creep,
crawl;
to
ifftt/
-fit,
//.
-cn",
or
to
flict
pain, af-
to
forge.
-tn,
f^mn*
ornament;
-z,
adorn.
pi. *,
m.y
@(^ndii(r)Irin,
".,
beak,
bill;
"//"".
-e,
as
snap;
exdam.,
!
to
snore.
to gabble, quack.
{a/so ff^nattrritr
snouted, snappish.
fl^ltaitjiQ^
""."
@^ltfrf^/.,
veil.
@(^Ie}Hl-r,/,
to
smith
@4^ltll, m.,pl.
snap
reflex^
^^Irtrr,
-e",
gen.
-Wts^,painful.
f^nar^en,
mean.
ff^Uiftett/
S.f J.,to
{dat,)\
caress
flatterer.
grief;
/^*
Sf(tta)l)lf
^M
add.
serpent,
@l|Iatlgf//-,
fl^lf
(^t/bad,
stroke,
(dot,
taste
{(^mitl^tQ,
dirty.
f^liif
(e)rt0,sleepy.
"/.,//. -^e,blow,
^^Iflfi/
S.f
sleep;
^djla^tt,
sleeping-room;
sleeper
to
"fammer,
bed-time;
/,
-fn9s|rit,
m.,
-t\\, pain,
scant
narrow,
intr.y to
m.,
@(^mtell^ fn.,
-ftl, S.,
flatter,
to
^^mv^Xttp
dross.
"
laffeu,to enjoy.
"
ff^md^Cln^
slaughter, slay.
-en,
fic^
@(^mrrj,
word.
/,
or
\ifyXitdtVi, taste
sedge.
S^Iaf^
""
train
(of dress);
"ball;
Pi't
s
gen,
/".,
-c8,
snow
sBatt,/w-t
to ei", "white.
S^n^tH-r,/,
drag, trail.
fl^Iiftt^
smooth,
-fit,
e,
snail.
edge
-en,
to
cut;
-er,
quck,
fl|nettf
swift
\-t,f*j
f4nitt,/,|ci)neiben.
swiftness.
VOCABULARY.
school
@(Jttl-e,/,
string.
-en,
smeiftrt,
buzz.
fi^mtrren,to hum,
doubtless
^m^UiittfA
ftJCiin
even,
-Jeit,/, beauty.
see
f(||d)lf-en,
(old)
to
create;
-ffsfraft,/,
-tt,
of beer
(schooner)
vine,
//.
creator;
m.,
creative
@d|0|l)ieil,
w.,
-e,
proSl|o)l)lU,
/w.,
f^toamm,/.,
W.y
to
robe.
ward-
^H^tBtUh
m.f
out,
-Ii||^
; -f n,
crow
-ttffn.,
scream;
hover, hang.
sulphur.
roam,
-^Uhfpart.
rove.
be
swell;
s,,
fr^rriBen,
to
write;
-feUrr, /,
^Hjittin,fn., chest,
f^tfttCIt,
-5".,
f.,to
cofHn.
writing, (hand-)
pi' -""/
-t,
^if^tnttt,".,
gen,]
[fd)n)in*
wave.
jH^tHtV,heavy, difficult,grievous;
step, stride.
f^rir,/., fci)reien.
@*tlft,/"
inundate.
nd^mimmen.J
to
fl^torttfetl,
swing,
(writing)pen.
rise
to
(tide).
to
f^tOCintltCtt,
float,wash,
screamer.
hush;
hog.
-C,
crier,
silent,
terrible.
cry, scream,
chatter.
f^tOCig-cn,-5".,to
screw.
fright, terror;
w.,
frightful,
@(^ntt,
jest,joke.
black;
flltoar),
to blacken.
filtoiitjetl,
ffttoeifen/
cry
sponge.
Sil^nianf,/".,//. %
to soar,
f(!^tO(Bftt/
ff^rautfIt, -5".,
or
^tBfitXf
tn.,
to
fi|niai|rii,
fd^mimmcn.
w.,//. %
to
@4teif-en,
f^itteit/to
weaken.
to chat,
f(^tOa(rtt,
to
saint;
patron
^^toftrje,/,
ness;
black-
bosom.
@4tatl(,
s)iattOtl^
w.,
shoppen
"
dim.
n.y
//.
@4tOamm,
power.
@40"
to shake.
flJ^itttrltt,
fAtOai^,f^""/. ^ weak;
(water), derive;
draw
to
(the fire).
protect.
@C^o6.
^d^OOg,
@4itffrl,/:, dish.
^H^ni^, nt.y protection;
fine; adv."i
f^Ottfbeautiful, handsome,
{also)very
only;
tone
if, although.
even
"
by
teacher
"
shoulder.
to
stir, poke
fAittrit,
surely, indeed,
often
"
At^ttX,
master.
"
249
sword.
"(^tlie|ier,/,
sister; -djrn, ".,
[fdjrciben.]^a^tHitU,/', weal,
swollen
S., ^" or
fl|tOitltinfll/
step.
f.,to
dim.
knot.
swim.
f^ritt,/.,fcf)i'eiten.
fl^toitttletl,
"S'.,
f.,to vanish, perish.
^AtUing-e,/, wing
^.,//^(iltft,
-C, shoe.
^^Itltl,/.i pi'
-Pn,
-eit, S., to
swing,
wave.
guilty, to
pred. adj'.f
blame
(an, of,
ffttnoll,/.,
fc^njcUen.
"^4tDttnQ,
m.,
strain,
[fc^njingcn.]
flight,
VOCABULAJRY,
250
@4tOUr/
rcn,
oath, vow.
m,ypl, %
[fc^lDO^ Str'll)ll|,
seraph.
m.,
swear.]
to
\t%VX,
sixteen;
fe($3r|n^
feiaig.sixty.
^ttf
fifl(,
reflex.,dat.
soul.
klj-e"^ -S".,to
gazer
look;
see,
fem.^
-rt,
ft^tt,sure,
"".,
sfltl|t @uB,
longing.
frftt,very,
SfHl-f//"
silk; -en,
soap
feill,irr., f.,to
(of) silk.
silken,
-fitsfirbrr,
""""
boiler.
soap-
[have).
rope.
often
fcincr,gen.) ;
/^tf/.
|eit/
"fo/., since
; a/so
^\t%,
to
victory;
fn.,
-(fit,suremake
sure.
-(rtl))!^,
@ilier,
silver; sfl^turr,
heavy with
the
@(flttt!lf,/"second
(of time).
after pron,
ffVbfi^ the
or
adv.
also
same;
".,
(one's)
noun,
or
and
even;
SflaHf/
self ;
in
comp.y
\tX\% happy,
blessed
(especially
/., blessedness
felt-cn, rare;
-fflUt,rare,
M. or
fettlftrtt,
of
-igfdt,
; bliss.
trans,;
as;
....
just;
"
"
"
fore)
there-
atS,
cin(cr),
before
constr.
so
(as), $rBeil,just
so
^grtiaittlt,
called;
well
(as).
IV., to send.
perpendicular,
sXti^i,
not
(one); in dep.
sBaUl, as
(so,
strange.
to
so;
fit.
connective
as
adj., however;
now,
frnt-Ctt,(to cause)
tt)ic,as,
a
image,
think, reflect;
to
slave.
often
such
thought;//.,
sensual.
sit ; to
to
m.,
....
sgef)ira4,
"., soliloquy.
S.,
-fn,
before
mind,
^BtHl/ sensible
senses;
S.,
fii^ett,
silver.
sink.
sense,
-Iil|,sensuous,
comp.^
queror.
con-
sing.
to
(of book).
bcrfclbc; frlBtT/indec,
victor,
m.,
".,
S., f.,to
fitllett,
then,
gain victory,
-fn,
firft(r)-Mf/''^ W^
!cuj
pi.
or
boil.
to
-ft,
conquer;
symbol;
the
safe ;
-i, seventh;
(time).
pron.
sing,
ace.,
-tl, to ensure,
seven;
conj.^ Sttitt/ni.,
as
since
^bcttl'f adv.^
since; conj.ysince
frl5/see
sigh.
m.,
".,
S.,
fingrtt,
\t'm),gen.pers.,of him.
since;
or
//. -C,
fritter(^
self,
seventy.
much.
".,
one's
security,safety; -Iii|,surely,
ness,
^fttAtd^llOll,
"ftt4ti0/ftrten,
/., longing;
Sril,
-tt,
secure,
certainly ;
-\xu
@rif-e//.,
lay down,
seat
@id|rl,/.,sickle.
ffgnf It, to bless.
seer,
to
; reflex.,
sit.
-[e]n, sea.
SecU,/.,
place, put,
set,
establish
to sigh;
-%tpL -[e]n,lake ;/.,//. fettfj-en,
gen.
fn,,
to
sink,
Sol|tt,m. pL %
lower
vertical.
[ftn"
fol^/ such
son.
kind, such
ein
(one); -erslet,
like.
VOCABULARY.
Sollmf/
foDrit, modal
@pcgcrci.
@)iecerei,see
soldier.
m*)
251
bacon, fat.
S)lflffft.y
intended,
strange;
sunder,
to
-n^
(to).
said
be
separate;
day,
"
tn.,
@0"n-r,/.,
heat
summer;
time,
"
sun
etc,
-en^l"tantl,m.y sun's
-tX^\f^^Xit
m,^
ffta^l,
/"., sunbeam
sunshine
;
(music)
quiet ;
besides
play (also
-tXi, to
cian
musi-
as
fellow
play-
m.,
erly.
; form-
playing
actor); sfamrmlie,
or
day
Sun-
(of) Sunday.
fonittaglid^,
futljl,else, otherwise,
"SJltcU
"""
;a/r^;
-tg, sunny
; -dsQittr;/,Sunday
dress
; -en*
Sottntag, m.,
open.
spice(s).
@|iejerri',/,
@rt^"|//'/^- -"/ Sphynx
also\
web.
"l^i^^/" point,
top.
to split,shiver.
fllltttent,
@Ot0-f//-"care, trouble,
to
/,
take
care,
to
f|ia|ett,
ful
^fJiUig,care-
sorrowful
-li^f careful,
careless
9\t\i,
sorrow;
carefulness;
care,
;
care,
-fit,
sorrow;
slol,
@)iatt,w.,
{or
(a horse)
flmt-fll,to
scornful.
(ailf,
ace).
intr.y
(also gen.)\
save
spare,
ft.
pi.
speak,
f., to
burst
talk,
open,
dash,
gallop,
or
gush
sport.
forth.
^jlttJtCts
{only incomp.
pleasure) sftt^t,/,
;
inH,
drive;
to
"flUtfttftt^
judgment,
spade.
"
tn.,
"
exercise-,
drive
ride
;
;
or
t%WX%,
tr.y
f)ltu|ftlr
sentence,
[fjjrcdftcn.]
to
sprinkle;
intr,,
sprinkle, sparkle.
to walk;
-fit'geiril,
ride
up;
[fpritt*
@)iritl|,
saying,
fn.y pi. Hf
pi.
blow
gen.]
fjltiltgrtt,
-5".,
f.
late.
ffliit,
^(latrn,
m.,
say;
teacher.
fl"tHt,/r.,fprcdften.
rafter.
spar,
"
tent, ftirengftl^
to
adj., in-
-ftttn,sparing, frugal.
to
to
f)iattifl|,
{gen.)\
; to harness
gcfponitt,part,
anxious
m.y
ridicule
fjltfdH"^
-S".,to
@)iatlittf
tn,y Spaniard.
to stretch, excite
f|iatl1t(tl"
ten,
mock,
mocking,
//. -")"
walk
spur.
spy.
split, deft
@)ialtr,/.,
S)llltrf
tl,
@poren,
(for pleasure).
to spit.
ftiuilen,
fjlittrit^
to track,
trace.
to
252
VOCABULARY.
@W,
".,
fteif,stiff,rigid.
fieigeily
S^ f.,
ft.f dtfn,
fl"4f/., fled^en.
^USti,f.,pL
rise, ascend
Sifffel,/, step,
"fi0lf,
fo.,
(up),
step
mount,
alight.
; to
fieil,
steep.
't, city,town.
round
to
(of a ladder);
Stem,
stick.
(short, round)
"|"tf, /,
stone;
w.,
bank,
stone
bench
or
pi. %
; -^U,
dim,\
n.,
-fttt, stony.
@ti|I,
Stftt-f, /*""place,
steel.
x"M
Rtntntflt,to originate,proceed.
1l"1lt)lfeil,
stamp.
reflex.,to pretend
to
Stftn,
Stillbf
ff'f
condition
able
In
(to);
; im
tion,
posi-
fein, to
"
{acc^
f^tjcn,to
"
be
able
en-
pole, bar,
@tlltl]|e,/"
roost.
@t"r
//.
"?
.,
fn
("?r-en),
/*.,China
(in
-', strong,
shape)
star
sfcl^cr,
fem^
aster;
-tn,
to
lasting ; ^etl,
constant,
o^z'., constantly,always.
"
flmrf, f^Tm/.
{or-tn),
-C
star-gazer.
^ttdl,
starling.
arrange;
be.
sliilb/M-*
constellation; (-en)sM]t1lte,
flettH,steady,
-c
to
//"
.igen. -CS,
^., fv
flctli-eil,i
(to), [flc^ciu]
{old "taor),
to
-en,
position, station;
im
^'t
loffen, to
in
leave
the
lurch;
dark.
Ri^^bmiftl, pitch
stout;
@tfttfc,/,strength; Ritfi^tl,
ilieg,/-,Pcigcn.
to strengthen.
Stilttf/"" place, stead ;
flogctu
sep. pref.^ fliel//.,
as
take
to
flUttsfiltbeil,
gen.tfi^i,
instead
gu, instead
of
place;
of;
prep,
fiattU4, stately.
Stauli/
to
ftllttnftif
stare;
be
as
astonished,
nouriy
n.,
wonder,
astonishment,
wonder^
/,
tune,
attune,
to sting.
.S".,
fle^etl^
stick, put,
(rarely
5".),to
stick, be hidden
blclbcn,to
remain
^caught;
^nabfl^/) pin.
StCQf
fn,',
"
sticking,get left,
be ;
to
"
standing, stop.
S.y to
(Irtleii/
steal.
stand;
bleiben, to
to
stop,
remain
-tXif
""/r.,
to
to
disposition,
-llllj|//-,
voting.
fHtlit/r., jlcrben.
@liril(e),/, pi'
forehead,
-en,
brow,
face.
"t0ll/
foot-path, foot-bridge.
fte|etl^"$".,irr,y
remain,
as
intr,
vote
dispose;
vote;
to
mood
hide
voice,
@ttmm-e,
agree;
fitd-tn, to
ness,
still-
quiet, silence.
dust.
fn.,
-ft/
@til (e?/"/
@tt)I),"?., style.
ing.
"
establish;
found,
to
infin. fiift-fllf
with
[founder.
@tift^XV., pencil.
"w.,
stick,
//" %
^toff/
in"
"
to
cane,
stake
stock;
; i"/r., to
gcratcn^to
come
stop.
m.,
matter,
pL
-",
material.
stuff, substance,
VOCjiBLLAHY.
254
to deceive,
tftltf^tl/
ttnfcitbfa
as
thousand
nouftf
Xeigf
JUXif
imaX,
times
"
dough.
^t\\f
n.^
-cn^
interest;
"]tfl(lllC//*9
ttihntimtn,
share, divide
to
aisc
sep.pr.,
interest
take
to
as
(an,
%tmp"h
"
%tnUh
a
"*""
"rattli/
^m
temple;
^M
of
bery
rob-
t0tt,mad,
devil; -*"!erl/m,,
devil
of
fOXt,/',tune,
tone,
key; tonm,
times.
hard
tobt, dead
old
funeral
bier;
bed;
valley, vale.
"""
T^at, /, //.
,
sound,
to
-tUfba^it), /,
-tn^btit,
-etlsQage,/,
deed,
-en,
; In
act, fact
^tatigfeit^
/,
in fact;
2l|atU4feit,/, action,
tivity;
ac-
ence.
viol-
death
".,
funeral
dirge;
-ensflettl,
"., shroud; iiUn,
ber"
tune
resound.
3^iUcn),
%Wf
^0l|llltf(6),
m.,fam,,
sacrilege.
fellow.
wild, foolish.
booby.
ly
dead-C"*j|Ittt(i),/.,
-e"stt0t(li),/.,
deadly peril.
tobt/ i^ixvi, see tot, toten.
heat;
20ltiatf4 (^
daf.t in).
^lein,
dim,
X0b,"*., death;
m.t
to
titltli(e)'re]t,
title.
en-
title ;
iw.,
pL -e, thousand.
n.,
*".,
old
%\it\,
cheat.
kill,
to
(^/^ tobten).
ttnbtn,
trot
to
ttttff/-"trcffem
triigCe),
lazy.
Zf^aU,
see
%QMi.
%\Vi{,
see
%"\\.
teener, see
to
ttagcn, tS*.,
port, produce
tcucr.
Slen'teT/ ".,//.
%\i\tt,see
tnmf,/.,
theater.
"
Stanf,
Xlcr.
3^Wt(e)//., //.
sup*
put; intr.y
be.
-en,
trcten.
/,
-^en,
".,
grief; tfttt,
mourning,
discourse
; -tt/ to mourn;
sad.
to drip.
ttattfeln,
intimate,
ttfillli^f
door;
[trinlcn.]
ttamrig;mournful,
tear.
.,
/., funeral
foolish.
%\jlt%M,f,
wear,
%tlX%"t,fn,, bearer*
trlnlcn.
iw
ttttt/.,
fool
tprtl^t
bear,
wearer.
XW/'*-"/^--Cfgate.
%\^X,
carry,
Xtaum,
vision
m.,
(m
pL
familiar.
*e, dream;
dream);
tW^,
".,
traumeit,
to
dream.
tlef,deep
-f//, depth,
the deep
; "fins
2^t)icr,
"".,
old
*4eti/".,
Xtf4/
^'j
(or other
animal,
with,
beast;
^^Vw.
table; nad)
meal).
hit
on;
reflex.^
to
meet
happen;
-li^r excellent.
after
"
dinner
to
drive, push, put forth,
ttei!l-cn,"S'.,
intr., f.,to
carry on;
urge, pursue,
VOCABULARY.
drive, drift,
move
-tt,
on;
255
%t^h
"*""
m,,
crowd
driver.
to separate,
treniteilf
StUft,
sever.
%Xt}^^t,/,
m."
to
ttificit^
case.
stair-
(flightof) sUirs,
\X^%fprep,, gen.
%tt^t, /." lace;
"|er)i9,
faithful;
true,
pL
true-
spite of.
to
-m,
-fal,f.orn,,
-t
truth,
sincere; %XtUt,/'t
hearted,
in
^of hair).
tress
(or ^/.),
fort;
com-
comfort.
console,
tion;
afflic-
low-spirited,sad.
"|{niltg,
tragen.
tvttg//.f
%xn^, m.t deceit; "BiQl,"., illusion;
fidelity.
treffciu
ttifft,/r.,
trilll-eii;'5'.,to
drink;
^eUl,
".,
S,f
ttiigfti/
(a)
Xtnni,
tip.
iw.,
to
deceive, cheat.
//. *e,
drink,
[trinfen.]
txi\^pt\tt,trip.
to
ttiitffr. trctciu
of
cloth;
dry; -neil,
troif-ttt,
to
"
Sunn,
drop, drip.
o/d
2:^urm,
"
.,
//. ^, tower,
spire.
tt.
It., add./or uub
ter, and
take
being
fo tt)Cl* tt^erfinflin/
superfluous.
to
ttlierfttlireil,
(j"r/.)"
forth.
so
ttdel,evil, ill,bad,
to
f tt).,unb
; U,
wrong;
nc^mcn,
"
amiss;
above;
across
sep,
beyond;
above,
acc.f
;
various
insep, prf.y
over,
dai.,
over,
prep,
above,
over,
about,
concerning
in
senses
beyond,
"
and
at
go
in
gether,
all, alto-
overflow;
{insep.,tr.),to
to lay over
{sep.),
ttBerlegen,
consider,
reflect
run
over;
outrun.
;
{insep.),
on.
transmit,
render.
sur-
itberattd^exceedingly.
{.sep.)^to
fi]iet(]:ill0etl,
(insep.),to
over;
sep.y prf., in
4ommett/
f.,to
{sep.,f.),to
ftBnrfalletl,
fall on,
to
ttBemtatt^netl,
tt^ennotgeit,day
deliver.
fiBcrein',"^2'.,
A^.), to
bring
ment;
agree-
agree.
fail over;
surprise.
(w-
overpower.
after to-morrow.
haughty, insolent.
tt^entltttlltg,
U^tXX^Wtn, to surprise,startle.
{sep.or
ttberfenlieil,
mit.
omit.
all.
to deliver,
ttBrrnelettt,
itliftattf
ever3rwhere.
cross
over,
ttBerlaufen,{sep., f.),to
to
idioms.
(in*
over;
over,
in general,
fiBerl^att^t^
to exercise, practice.
ilBett,
or
pass
lead
convict.
ttifrgel^f
tl, {sep.,f.),to
{insep.,tr.)tto
sick.
ttBft/ adv.f
Sep.),to convince,
insep.),to
tran*
2S6
VOCABULARY.
Uerfet^,
{sep,),to
(insep,),to
over;
set
cross
over,
translate;
-ting/
nm'feien, same
yi, translation.
fen, to
ttliertref
excel.
surpass,
itbertrei'iett/
to exaggerate.
to
convince;
ftfier|eil'0eit,
-ttttfl,/
Ufntlit^tn,{sep.h
draw
to
nnt/
clock
o'clock,
six
a(/v,y sep.
about;
in
also^ change,
camp,
around,
about,
prep,
idioms
in
much
so
(the)
len,with
sake
um
"
"
nmtr'men,
to
embrace.
nmliinlien/
to
bind
ttm1hrin0en/to
to
nntfan'gen,to
fall over,
for
as
um
looK
UnBe^anb,
sep. pref., in
fall down.
one's
instability,
m,^
stancy.
incon-
unconscious
ace),
or
infinite.
intolerable.
nnettriigliA,
incapable.
nnfft^ig^
nngeai^tet,prep,,
include.
gen,
in
{or dat,\
spite of;
as
withstanding,
not-
conj"%
[ad|ten.]
although.
impatient.
nngebttUlig,
about;
same
also
sense,
ly;
nngefa^r, also ol)ngcfa^r,about, nearbon
[@cfal)r.]
by chance.
"
monstrous
nngel^ett'er,
^euer,".,
bad.
about
indescribable.
about.
round
look
nm'fl^Otten,
to
to
unliegteiflif!|/
incomprehensible.
nnetntei^i^' immeasurable,
surround.
ttn.^et', around,
um",
life, kill;
/"., intercourse.
nnge'Ben, to
written
infin.^ ttnBelD1t"t,unknown
veil, dim.
to
table.
immu-
the
briugen.
hover
variable,
ttnaBiingig/independent.
ttttOiiiin^etU^,
unchangeable,
nnenbll^,
one's
embrace,
nmflltftern, to
Umgnng,
"
around.
turn
in-, not;
un-,
and.
ttttb,
take
f.,to
ttnt'fallen,
nmflo'ren,
for
around.
?eben
bad
ttm^telen,
around.
"
{exceptionsmarked)^
sometimes
(of, gen,
to.
um
"
gll, with
"
in order
alsoy
tuil*
um
more;
dart
"
pref.y
accented
"
obj,included^
gen,
of;
acci
various
(excess),for.concerning,and
(in clouds),
petition,
re-
(hour), by
at
near,
usually
and
^tc.
or
competition;
senses
imifCt
elm.
ttlmc, /,
flash
lltt-, negative
fed)9Ut)r,at
urn
nntgnd^en, to
[iibcr.]
upset.
over,
envelop
to
detour.
way,
becloud.
over,
more-
shore.
".,
about
throw
to
ttmlDBIfen,
besides,
surround.
round
m.,
(/"- nn'merfen,
over;
cover.
(insep,),to
Ummeg/
conviction.
s^p.),to
preceding,
as
monster.
around;
undue,
rejlex., ttnge|dri[|,
self,look
round.
nngemein,
uncommon.
noun^
Un'gej
{Accent variable,)
improper.
VOCABULARY.
WX^twiSi^i,unmixed,
257
entertain
pure.
ttngerec^t
unjust.
entertain
reflex.,to
self, converse;
-img,/.,
one's
tion.
conversa-
Itngetn, unwillingly.
Ungefllnmt undelayed
adv., without
unimpaired.
Itttgrftniifll^
Mu^M,
find
incredible.
nnHlattHi^,
-WH^,
tunate
unfor-
; ^t^et^lDtifCfunfortimately.
unutterable.
unnamable,
Untltttllllflt^
WXttijii,wrong,
unjust;
injustice;
wrong,
to
-ttf
or
undertaking
n.,
-ig, innocent.
unjrer, poss,
word),
of
one
cincr
uufer
us;
pron.,
pers,
{or in
one
uncertain.
nit'terttatl,
subject
gen.
a
-^
below,
down,
beneath,
under,
or
under,
beneath,
lower;
among
prep,
below,
beneath,
adj. comp.,
under,
dot.,
during;
among,
of motion,
verbs
with
etc,
reflex.,to
subject, subdue;
submit.
meanwhile;
tttttflllfrfftt^
Ilntergailg,m., pi.
^c,
adv.,
-",
unawares.
intact.
UttHerfilltlil^
folly,nonsense.
m.,
delay, immediate.
tttttaiertCl)},
unworthy,
noun,
worthless
unworthiness,
m.,
innumerable,
ttll^fitligf
It^ljliQ^
luxuriant,
countless.
luxurious.
intensive,
primitive (native)
stitution.
con-
while.
"?"/.,
ing,
setting, sink-
primitive
tn.,
1ltl|Uett/
source,
tain
foun-
head.
fall.
f.,to
tttt'tetge^eil^
down,
set, sink,
sustain,
support,
go
perish.
to
worthless-
ness.
Uranlafief/"
of.
nVitn%tXt-tn,
subject (of
way.
ttnteHOet'feil,to
ttt-, accented
nilterlilt^'ett,interrupt.
to
dispose
the
on
without
Itntlftllietlt/
m,,
sovereign).
unhurt,
ttlltietfellrt,
stairs.
down
or
unexpectedly,
unfit, useless.
ItlttattgltA^
WXitXi, adv.,
{dat.); noun,
unforeseen;
Kntierfelletl^
unfer.
see
to
sustain.
unnoticed, imperceptible.
ttlltiCniietftf
unsafe,
WXfi'S^tt,
invisible.
Itllfi^tBat,
"
incomparable.
tttttiergleifll^ifll,
(our sort).
us
manager
instruction.
to support,
Unterlltti^'eit,
m.,
ff!|lfbf
fn., distinction, difference.
VLUdtttM^,
pron.,
; -ft,
noun,
to distinguish; Unter*
ttttterf^eilint,
ours.
ace,
tttttentet^m-etl, undertake;
to
UntrrHd^t
*"""
Itnfet,poss.
bem.
unter
be
harmless.
UnfftaHIidl,
innocence;
Unfd^ttlb//*
shelter,
".,
wrongly.
"
get under
-WX%ff-y undertaking.
noun,
^aben,
"
; mlt
to
lodging.
vmittvXffor
misfortune;
".,
Itllft
subterraneous.
imletf^miliett/ f.,
delay.
our;
ttttterhHif
4f
Urt(l))eUf
".,
//. -If
judgment,
sion.
deci-
258
VOCABULARY.
".
i.^ nib,
in pers,
ettcr,
/or
names
father
//. ^
".,
native
fatherland,
llfr()fCll/tohonor,reverence"worshi
;
ooit*
AmoS^,
m^t
fatherly,paternal.
K"%tM9W,
/, vegetation,
perversion,
iCnU^tcn,
to
-i, part,
with
change,
clam,,
for, be
answer
for.
use
up,
up
ierleffCf-lt, improve
un-
provement.
ierlieten, to
forbid.
iftBinlHftl/
to
obeisance.
re-
unite; -ttltgf/"
suspicion.
m.,
HtlllttlfCllf to thank
P^'')'f
tion,
condemna-
"
owe
for {dat.
"
tr., PV,f
to
ruin, destroy;
ruin, destruction,
adv,,
pass
away,
(geffen,not
in
vain:
vanish.
in
use.)
Dcrgeffciu
^tt%x%i,pr.,
satisfaction, pleasure,
noun,
[genug.]
hide.
to
laiUieItt,
trade
noun,
[berben, not
Her
in
to
earn,
deserve
fMbitn%
; "., desert,
of,
treat
transact
; to
off.
htt^titttU,to remain,
tier|a"t,hated,
bttbitntn,
t^tt^titn,
prov.,
derielfcn,
continue.
hateful.
to
smash,
break.
help (to).
to
to sell.
netfiittfett,
merit.
to
tietfttteit^
Uetlltlel-tll^
S., to fret, vex; jtd^(etwa") HftfUhtlt,
laffcn,to get
in
forgive {dot.
relation, condition.
use.]
not
noun,
fruitless.
to gUd.
iergolbeii,
t
iertrtlCtt,o bury,
vexed,
; to
Ut%tV-va,
also p. p,
n.,
pers.),
"
to satisfy,gratify;
Oergnftgeil/
union.
damnation.
m.,
past
as
-^tii,/.,(the) past.
ttergcffciu
HergelCttffv to
connect;
up,
old-vx%f,^
{Btf)lomill1ti^/
n.,
the
bind
combine,
connection,
I"erf[n4t!asex-
curse;
to give away
ierQebeit,
j-mtg,/.,
ceased.
de-
noun^
it I
HKcJ^^vain,
/, bow,
Oerlinigltllg,
also
ha^ -t
(by
conceal.
to
SetHa^t^
to
curse
""er"ttS,
A,
to hide,
tcrliftgcit/
flex.^
ttdj, or
to
working).
to
alize;
eternal, immort-
despise, contemn.
iCnmt'lllittai/
iertr^Citen,
irribl^ai,
etc,
to
reconcile.
of
sense
undoing,
loss,
removal,
admirer.
reverer,
^1
to make
ifrCliig-CII,
iftv
-tXf
lHtt(rlU|^iCttistgen,
to unite,
land;
sulky,
vexed
glue
up.
illuminate, transfigure.
at, mind
vexatious,
HCtfitllb-tllf
to make
use^
to ennoble,
Hetebeltt^
to
cement,
refine.
-A^tUfthe
same.
unite.
known,
announce
VOCABULARY.
noun,
tttWXtU,
leave, abandon
to
to
; reflex.^
live
to
259
fV.,
tiftfltsffetl,
barrassed,tlfrf4Iingeil/
adj. (ocrlicgen),emS.,
part,
Uerleoetl,
confused
furnish.
procure,
different,various.
tiCrfl^ie^flt/
to shut up, lock
tierfl^Ite"Cll,
up, close ;
Uttftloffflt/
part, adj,, close, reserved.
(time).
(out), spend
to
swallow;
to
to
twine.
en-
barrassment.
-l^Ctt/
/"" em-
to swallow.
tierff!|lttilen/
Hetieilen^ to
lend
to
out;
stow
confer, be-
(on, dat^.
Uerlteten^S.^
[Ueren, not
lose.
to
to decry.
uerfibteieti,
in
dftff|fttf to overlook,
re/lex,,to make
Uetlot-en^/r. berliercn.
Serlitfl/w.,//.
Hermadien,
to
Hermeltetl, to
increase.
denneUieii,
shun,
to
to
dftfl^ftll/
adj.fsupposed, presumed.
Htnnitl^ftlt/ to lessen,
HetmiigCllf
be
to
(can)
naun,
diminish.
able, have
"Wr.,
ensure,
to
secure.
save.
rg^x.f
to
tarry,
late.
to ridicule,deride.
Uerf^mtteitf
to promise ; noun,
dcrfjirt
I^Ctt/
power
reply.
m., promise.
property,
power,
n.,
Uerfjiateil/
to delay;
be
sink.
to spare,
Iier()iaitll/
Hetmeilt-^ttfto
provide
oversight ; (s^n.),
an
assure,
f.,to
dtrflnfeii,
avoid.
(of).
aware
[tocrltcren.] UttfCi^eil^
to misplace
-e, loss,
bequeath.
to
be
miss
wealth.
to feel, perceive.
1ttt\pikXtn,
to
Hfrmttmmett^
muffle.
mask,
iBft^mib/
to
Iiemttt(l^)-eilf
suppose,
presume,
guess ; ~Ud|^ presumable, probable
ible; UnpaWiiJ/
^ttfttit,fn,
; -f tl^
sonable.
reaUertlttllftig/
Uftflefleilfto
iBentttllft,/,
reason;
to
pass
(time).
away
displace, disfigure;
disguise
^t^Vi^lVX,
part,
tierrat(]|)en,
to betray,
tltt^)lf(tl/
to stop
reveal.
to
perform, accomplish;
Utrttl^t-CIt/
operation,
work.
tierfammeUt/
assemble,
to
assemble;
meet;
; to
promise.
re^x.,
to
f"tt\ammlan^, /"
assembly, meeting.
(place),
conceal.
understand.
to refuse, deny
Ilttf
llflCtI/
hide,
to
one's
adj,,stolen,
up,
flex,,
re-
self, pretend.
adj., hardened,
Ilft|t0llt//^^^*
to
clear.
intelligible,
".), hiding
{or
concealment
perceptible,intelligible.Ilfr0e(flt/
to
; -Hat/
understanding, intelligence;
intelligent,sens*
Uerftilllbig/
;
bttnt^Wrtn,
to
dfrtiafTen/
fn,,
callous.
secret.
obstruct.
noun,
(the) deceased.
to
push off, repel, banish.
Ilftfiotctt/
Uer^ei^ettr intr., f.,to glide away,
elapse.
f to
Uerflltinmeil/
.,
silent, hush.
grow
dumb,
become
26o
VOCABULARY.
Uerfu^tt,
to
try, tempt;
f,
-WX%,
compatible,
ttxtAifivS^,
Hettratt-en, to
entrust
trust,
fide
con-
n.,
trust,
fidence
con-
to
tiertriittmen,
UCttretClt^to
dream
supply
tlOtt^/*"
or
plentifully; sfianbig^
entire
complete,
folks).
verd
plete.
iotttgffull, com-
comp.,
sep.
insep. ;
or
(away).
one's
{of,gen.,
abundantly,
harmonious.
; to
{dat.); nauHy
;
people (nation, or
"""
UOtt, full
temptation.
in
iBolt
place,
present.
re-
mtXif
{adj.,as
si^m!*
ifp.p.), perfect,
plete
com-
I^tttli^aift,
parU
doui/Z^r
occasion.
cause,
adj,^
orphaned,
bereaved.
relative, kinsman.
noun,
insolent.
Uertlieten^
blow
off; intr.,
vanish.
away,
net to f (tell/to
UettOOgeil,same
ueHonnbett^
to
to
be
wonder,
wonder,
-ttlt[|//")
to
bermitnf d|-ett^
amaze;
astonished;
part, adj.,-i,
waste,
devastate.
many?
JBogcl,
pi. %
bird-catcher;
n",
dtm"
in
"
bird;
old
front;
cUso
cu
also
as
befoie-
advance,
the
also
sep.
as
"orbci0el)cn, in passing,
tm
way.
recite
adj.
(a prayer), repeat.
front,
fore,
comp.,
iDicOiel?
how
tXMijit,much
forefathers.
iBdtelteril^//.,
to lead
dOtfiilireit,
teen
fourtyi^XLf
sep.
prf
m.,
yesterday.
beforehand;
fv
"Qetietl;
formerly,
tlOt^ill'/
s^fUet^
up,, introduce.
before
nottlCt^ before,
fourth
in
ago,
anterior.
-Jig, forty.
m.,
im
day
bor^gefterit/
-i, ord.y
of;
hand.
tlOtbtr^
perhaps.
t)ieIIei4t^
four
tiiet/
in front
ahead;
advance,
in
notHeteil,to
rather.
more,
of
verbs
sep. prf.
llOtaitd^
by
{coll).
//., many;
how
much,
in
before,
on
pref;
despair, desperation.
\ViXL%,f'y
much;
tiiel^
with
ace.
eat
to consume,
tlCtJfl^teit/
up.
to despair; ^mmWh
ncrjtaeifel-n,
cattle
(to) before,
etc.,
sep.prf;
cursed, execrable.
to lay
tIftlOttfletl,
from
time), in
times.
astonishment.
curse
it marks
before, against;
^txizw {dat.),times
tlOtait^
astonish,
{spctceor
; from
of; ago
motion,
Dor
wound.
to
tltttOttltliet-tt,
refiex;
(cause) for,
t)ermegen.
as
of persons
dat., before
[fuse.
fade.
in
senses
front
re-
various
names
f., to
off, prevent,
ward
UertOelfeil,
f.,to wither,
f"\t%,n.,
and
prep,
blow
to
; in
idioms
noble
Ueftoe^en^ part,
of, by (agent),
concerning;
bem"
t)on
to
pers,).
make
as
precede.
heretofore.
dOtig,former, preceding,
UOtflagen, to
Kh^tldXL, SDdglcill,
also
last
complaint
(before),
to
{dot.
262
VOCABULARY,
walk;
wanderer,
-^x,nt,,
traveler
^lieb,".,road-song; -flj"ft//.,
dering,
wantravel; -^"1ltllllll^
same
guide, guide-post
comps.^
^.,
to
stagger,
waver,
flinch.
baim
usually, interrog,,
and
now
"
then
cmj,,
sfftil^f^**
shield
cutcheon;
es-
escutcheon
f^oUn,
to
let
leave
to
go,
(of arms).
sake
tOtf^,as
iDcrbem
goods.
iDiitm, comp.\
marn^lt^
to
warm;
to
-Ungd'liiQl^".,
for, wait
on,
why,
.matttnt,
; gen,
or
auf, fl^-^r.,wait
SBfitHf
^
(yw-luorum,
tt)a"), something
toaS
what
filr),
....
toafdicn,S.y
to
tOtfh-tU,S,,
"
to
sep,
J^^
M^j^
master
weaver
change, exchange;
flBe^fel;^-,
"
neither
nor.
-fit/
to
usually
re*
dedicate.
usually, because.
leisure.
^tX^,
bunch
"ttaitfiff/i
;
pasture.
-ett"titt(l|)f
/.,
consecrate,
rn.,
vineyard;
of grapes,//,
also
grapes.
weep.
wisdom.
-|cit /"
sfetttg^tocif(e)/ wise;
[miffen.]
alternate.
to
awake,
loeifett^
(to,
way
refuse.
to
toeiltettf
-er^fhtl^I,
*w., loom.
mutual,
flex.tto
SBctlt/fn., wine;
"*", weaver;
-
w.;
words.
; -tt,
weave
-CtsUlCljiCt/ ffi'y
toeber,
weak.
switch.
tOCt^Clt^to
of.
sfaH^
weapon;
wife.
willow;
/,
toetl/while
water;
"v
reflex., to resist;
to refuse, deny;
tOClgttlt,
wash.
flBaffer^".,//.",
^ftUflf
"*""
ffif (or
"
kind
noun,
feed.
willow
tU
{for
as
{dat.); iVM^),
defence,
-cn,
/"" pasture
"elU-e,
ever
interr,, rel., indef., what, what;
"
graze,
tDO.
nmd^
noun).
dat.).
tend.
wherefore
sad.
sinttt(|)ig,
woman,
mei^etl,
S.,
Warsaw.
ffiarff^ait,
"..
see
scare-crow.
wait
of, for
its
pain; tot\)t^un,
defend;
n.,
mattCII/ to
f.,to
"lOd/ defenceless.
(figure), SSciBf
warning
to
away;
; ""/r.,
I alas
woe
hurt, pain
to
-eil,
-mifj,/., warning;
warn;
throw
account
on
woe,
n.,
^t%X, fi pi-
[warm.
marmen^
sxiumtU,
sfti^tU,
away
gen.,
/., sadness
mfltf^/-" tt)crfcn.
omit;
of, {oftenfollows
fcln, to
//. wares,
away;
4llffett,to
remove;
exclam.,
SBefj,
flBare/^/^ SBaarc,/.,ware;
go
in
off, depart.
move
the
off;
away,
to
$llierfeit,
away;
m^
away;
out,
off,
clear
tear
take
megeitf prep,
toat//., fcin.
matb/ /.,
; also
"ge|e]t/f.,to
as
draw
to
sjieljetl,
when.
mtX^ttf
as
-ex.
iDtltfeil/f.or
road;
way,
m.,
],
SBeifC,/.,way,
waken.
nod^,
neither
comp.
or
adv.,
written
tune,
manner;
"
-Weife,
separately
"
"
air ;,fy".
wise,
"
ly,
VOCABULARY,
lif
tfen, S.f
direct, refer
show,
to
263
auO-
v., as
far;
(more)
nid^tS,
-cr
-f^/., width,
that
which,
"f
? r^/.,
tOflffwithered, faded;
fade
mUttig/ weighty,
to
billow
roll, bundle
"VXAxVi^tt,
bundle-
rn,,
/"/^"
world;
-"n,
"iiiecr, ".,
-til,
^.
turn.
....
....
..".
usually,
immcr,
whoever.
(or
(to be)
^"(^
'S'.,f., to
; aux.
w.
iWn,
{pass.),be.
back;
come
noun,
as
n,,
nature;
real.
we^^alb, ^^".
; um
'
":"w/.,
-ftt, to
contention
tBttt'eifertl;
fVtr^/., to
Xderiv.,net campJ}
bet, bargain;
for wager).
(III.
contend,
vie.
-en,
ttJiflcil,
(w.
gen.
of;-tg9willing,
voluntary.
p. p.
ttinU,
why,
sake
speed
[ace.
welcome,
as
if
insep.\
m
wind
of
-f
dsff^ttCtte,
/i
wind.
winding, turning.
flBittbttltg//,
fiBctt-e,/,bet;
game.
2Bittcn,iw., -cn",//.
flBtH-e/ or
wherefore.
"|ttfitf^-y
to
peat);
re-
WUliam.
talillfom^men,
for luiber^o'Ien,
I,
sound,
re-
bring
to
savage
will, wish
value.
mefflttUt/ essential,
A^^Xtn,
to
fflitScIm,m.,
deed,
only insep,)^to
8Biefe,/.fmeadow.
throw.
old
infin.{future)^ toiH-ft,/r.,luottcm
merfen, s., to
become,
old
only sep,,
formerly
"
s^oUtU, {or
A^mVXtU,
tOiUl/wild,
toetbcil/ ""^*"
medtaHi,
back
indef.,whoever,
"
as
toiber^atten,now
if, although.
aud^,
"
re-echo
whenever;
rel,
little ;
toic
"
least.
at
audi, even
"
"
how
much,
Qiw6),however
? loie
interchanged
; eiu
few
fntUUfCon/., when,
m.,
tDicUicl,how
"
'fif110/sup, adv,,
come
conj., how,
or
Ipeiltg,little,pL
he
reL
tt)0^(,
although.
-e^freid,"., tropic; miebftf again; as pre f. now
fF., to turn;
-ttltg^/,
dtst.fr, iDibcr, insep,
turn
or
turning,
if;
consecrate.
ini.f how
when;
many
"
ttenb-e,/,
now
n3icbcrl)o'len),
also
devote,
to
toiCfadv.
as,
ocean.
prf,
as
repetition.
-ttltg^/.,
repeat;
mUmtCltf
bearer.
Kelt
important.
against;
^^'9
totHer^^l-en {old
(of wood)
heavy,
wither,
to
-en^
M^ttfpf'fP'
/Wr., f
tt-e,/.,wave,
to weigh.]
(njogeit),
[ttjicgcn
who,
-"
creature.
breadth, distance,
meld}/
4ftt(^tel^
whet.
toe#en,
flBi^t,".,//.
broad,
farther
heat-lightning.
".,
to
tOetl,white.
storm
flBinfcIftn.,
corner,
mittteit,to wink,
ttiltter,
m.,
nook.
beckon.
winter.
264
VOCABULARY,
Borctl^ well
f"Xnytt,m., vintager.
SBt^fcI/^'1
top,
tOirf-en,
work,
to
(of tree).
crown
Esquire;
effective, active;
taste,
effect.
-0s(an0/
landlady;
"in,
inn,
".,
toiff-Cn^"Vr.,
science.
f^/., where,
where
for pron,
"
in
all
the
prep.
wherewith
tOOBei^ whereby,
what, which
by, with,
{see tt)o).
which
what,
/.,
billow;
wave,
to
-tn,
rock.
sep.i tDO
"
"
"
^er,
"
also
Ill0l)tll%
where-
"
"
"
to,
^in, where-
"
ifl
ntir
n,,
noun,
indeed,
doubtless,
tOO^I^
in
come
etc,
"
feel
weal,
as
(am)
welfare;
{seetDO)*
pass,
whereto;
which
upon
{seettjo).
and
aux,,
sometimes
in
dat.
of
senses
n,j word
such);
-t,
what,
which
"
{singly
{connected, in
words
"
often
not
on!
well
over,
etc,
what,
IOO)tt^whereto,
trans,;
which
below,
comp,,
whereof;
tOOritl^et^whereon,
which
exclam.,
sttllf^
well
shapely;
{see iDo).
from,
{seeIDO).
why;
{seetoo),
SBunll-e, /,
enced,
serfa|rcil,well-experi-
formed,
oi,
on,
whereof;
forsooth,
perhaps,
skillful; sfeil,cheap;
VX^ti,
after, according
which
wherefrom,
iiarying empliasis^ tOOtlOtt'f
particle, with
-ig,see
what, which
sentence),
moljl, well;
well,
; with
in
whither.
as
mean,
to, what,
SBort/
sep^t )t"0
wish,
infin,^ to
etc,
mottll^ wherein;
from, whence.
as
without
{see tt)0).
mottKU/
heave,
well;
(to); often
intend,
about
claim, try, be
intend,
{see tt)0).
also
; -ettf woolen.
tOOtQltf/ whereupon,
for
tO^fitt'/wherefor;
I90tet^
wool
delightful,blissful.
tll0nn{[|^
ttOij|ef/.,week.
wave,
SoCl-t/ fy
whereafter
mottaill',
{like ta).
0Og-f^
cloud.
moittit^ wherewith
what,
obj
of
senses
etCi
-Ittig, /,
abode.
tt0l!e,/"
wish,
{before vowels^
preps,
w.
when;
rarely conj.,if;
indef,^somewhere;
"
cheerful.
tOOllCtl,
modal, irr.,to will,be willing,
wit.
which
do
to
"0lf/".,//. ""P/WOlf.
curious.
know,
to
how;
know
know,
tttffenfl^aft/.
comp.
good
m,,
sep.,
dwell, live;
to
dwelling,
to
sBegictiQ/eager
iDOr),
smell,
benevolent.
tOOQUgf happy,
ttOln-en,
to wipe.
mifdieil,
in
4(ltn^
well-wishing,
tavern.
8Bt^,m.,
sgefQiniUl^
relish;
grown,
sweet
fB^ittOji),
fn.f
title,*like
as
well
sgerat(li)ett^
-Ittlg^y*)operation,
born;
sge"
sges
wound
twtli,m.,
sur-
geon.
flBttllbetf
n,, pi.
-,
wonder,
miracle;
26s
VOCABUl^AHY.
-)at^
wonderful,
reflex.
to
surprising;
be
wonder,
odd,
-Itf!|,
admirable.
Sttttf^,
//. H,
worthy
ffittimt^
"., //. *cr,
vour.
de-
wish;
worm.
^)eill,
/., root;
flBurjel,
"., dim.
tonnf^eii, lDnf4^/."n)afd)en.
tOtttllf,/.)
irr., ttJcrbeiu
flBtttb-f/ /.,
(strangle and)
to
"
[to wish.
iw.,
kill;
strangle, choke,
liltttltter
astonished;
tfUoH^wonderful,
to
mitrfietl/
wond$f|^dtl,
singular;
rously, beautiful
-tl^
touite,/., njiffcn.
worth,
(of,gen,) ;
worthy (of,gen^.
"
to break
ytiAttifiXif
fear, tremble.
to
SUStn^
8ttW^/"/^--C"f number;
count,
to
^itleil^
reckon.
jerftlirff^lt,
to
crush,
desolate;
to crush, mash.
)Cn|ttetfiieil/
to tear
to pieces, mangle.
JfVreitetlf
gtt(m^
goill^ "?.,//.% tooth.
3ftnff^o
quarrel, contention.
gerrett,
pull, tear,
to
magic,
*f4fill/
^'9 magic
)f4f1t/to
pieces, shatter.
tame,
^%Xi"ttf ff;
in
knock
dash
"
to
"
pieces, disperse.
spell ; gerpnu,
charm,
sheen.
to
destroy,
ruin.
feast.
carouse,
tease.
ten.
)Cl|ll^
sign, mark, token.
Stiii^ti,
^tVA, tn.y Zeus, Jupiter.
m,,
)ei4n-e]t,to draw, depict; "1tltg,/.,8i^8Cf/"" go^*" (sl^e)goat.
3if0(t^-y
[jcidjen.]
drawing,
to show,
point (out) ;
)fi0(tt/
intr,,
to
gellf /, Ime.
S^U /*iP^' -i^t
once
on
sometimes
staUtXif
m.,
time;
time
space
sf4tift/ /-f
git-en, at times,
of
time,
-e^
period;
periodical, journal;
tent;
sttt^/"""
in
pieces.
go,
move,
pro*
pass.
Sintmetf
ft-$ room,
gitll,m.
insep, prf. giving
pull, attract,
elegant, pretty.
chamber.
prong,
nacle.
pin-
tent-
Setltnet/m., hundred-weight.
Jft-, unaccented
draw,
news.
cloth.
^asunder,
to
intr.^ f., to
ceed, march,
^S*.,
^.,
giel^Clt/
derive
ago,
title,brick.
3in"
sense
out
at
to
gif4eil,
hiss.
to
put
266
IVOCABULAEY.
gnniieit/to
aUtern, to
3tttt0ef/, tongue.
tremble.
to,
sew
sew
up.
Sone, /.,
Sdrn,
gnre^t^
to
zone.
gumen,
-10, angry.
anger;
w.,
rights,aright
be
to
(with, dot.).
angry
beforeadj. or adv.,
prep,
dat.,
in, for
(purpose)
in
senses
foot ;
by
(excess)
too
(motion, addition),
to
by
on,
idioms;
and
"
"
5^6^
in feeling;
2D'iut(^),
"
twos,
at
two
Sttllet,
m.,
at,
ing,
rious
va-
return
groci,
"
time.
gttllftfffi/cover
(a
over
for {dot.person).
gldlCttf
tttf to intend
to press
to, shut.
)ll)liruifett,
fv to hasten to, run
glttttett^
up.
first.
at
first,
gUerlt^
happen
sfommtlt, f.,to
behind,
to throw
"lllfifeil,
abandon;
back, reflect.
comp,
to
work
with
same
sense
"llt5citffl,
to bring
together ; elitt]t0Cll,
meeting;
count
count
gether,
to-
up.
to blow
to, waft to.
gnfattfen,
look
to
dental. gttf4"tt-eil,
acci(dat); gttfattig/
on, behold;
to
to
(shut), fall
on,
m.,
contented,
gttfrtt^etl,
satisfied; -%di,
satisfaction*.
yi, contentment,
to
{dot,);
on,
go
^nWa^tn, to slam
f., to
gttf4teiteil,
train,
happen.
look
step
suit,
proach
ap-
on.
set
{dat.).
impart,
to
(to),
gnf^ire^en/to speak
to confess, concede.
)tt0efie|etl^
{to,dat,).
in^fi^WX,part, adj., devoted
the
ately.
at
time, immedisame
gttgUi^^
up
on.
to, look
to add
gttfei^Ctl,
attack
(a door).
to
stride
; to
upon,
-ft,
spectator.
procession,line,trait,feature.[gie^en.]
g1tfel|f
It, to
go
leave
back;
come
gttruf
en, to
to promise.
gllfa0eil,
cover).
gttfaileil,
fv to fall
as
call to.
draw
up,
usually self-explain^
A^f^XtXip\.,to turn
back,
comps.
^loffen,to
^^
sugar.
to
back;
backwards,
to,
address,
award
to
(to, dot.);
(in trade).
m.ypl. Hf condition,
SitflaiUl/
state.
future.
f to
gttlaufetl^
./
gltle^f
at
run
to,
run
on,
hurry.
last.
last, finally,
inm,for gu bcm.
gnmcffCtt^ to
(to,d!^.).
mete
reflex.,to
to trust
glttrattCII,
noun,
out,
carry,
come
about, happen.
to, confide
Stttniuen,
n.,
m\dat^\
trust,
fidence.
con-
assign, impute
reliable,trustworthy.
gttlierlaffi0r
VOCABULARY.
before,
3tttlOr^
3tttior1ierfl,
gUtQtilf
previously,
first,
first.
at
times,
at
n^
formerly.
31011119/
^M
//"
sometimes.
Jtoet,
-t,
't,
compulsion,
straint.
con-
[jiDingenJ
twenty.
2101111310,
{loar/
3tOCtf/
adv,t
m.,
"inil|tg/
true,
aim,
StOeig,
be
to
sure,
object,
adapted
to
purpose,
practical.
t^wM%,
two;
3t9eifll4/
or
Stoifling,
m.,
JtOingril,
^.,
Stoirn,
two-fold,
double.
twin.
force,
compel,
to
m.,
"XL,
to
strain.
con-
thread.
"w.,
3tOt{4eit,/r"^acCf
doubt
long;
second.
ard.f
gtOif fai^
hours
two
w,
"^"/.,
tferbs
of
between,
among;
the
motion
f
Stoeifel,
to
-ta,
branch.
indeed.
purpose;
the
branch;
bough,
".,
shoot,
gmingcn.
gtnmid,/.,
267
doubt.
JtOitftl^ent,
to
gtOOlf,
twelve
twitter,
Af
ord^
chirp.
twelfth.
same.
GRAMMATICAL
The
crucial
The
see
2.
of
points
of
Inflection
brief
following
APPENDIX.
difficultyfor
Nouns
tables
added
are
for
in
Verbs
Irregular
3.
beginner
the
German
convenient
Order
4.
are
of
reference.
cent
Ac-
i.
Words.
details,
For
grammar.
ACCENT.
I.
1.
Uncotnpounded
words
2.
Words
by prefixes
formed
never
3.
4.
Other
compounds
Chief
accent
(6)
Chief
accent
words
Foreign
Each
in
retains
usually
retain
on
in
last,
original
its
other
accent
first,
prefixes always
separable,
in-
but
"
verbs.
parts
hence,
accent
own
adjectives,
nouns,
the
usually.
un-,
component
first
regularly
"
separable
negative
"
on
rooUsyllable
Accent
the
(a)
Accent
of speech.
usually,
last
accent
syllable.
Exceptions
doubtful
or
"
whenever
cases,
occurring
"
are
marked
the
in
Vocabulary,
The
great
OF
INFLECTION
11.
of
majority
determined
are
nouns
NOUNS.
by general
Gen,
1.
Neuters
(witA
{d) Monosyllables
2.
All
Feminines
other
Masculines
(b) Other
(c)
But
exceptiofts\
accent
and
and
some
pi. -^c),
-eu,
masculines,
-c,
exceptions),
{a) -cl,
{imthfew
neuters
(except
monosyllables
3.
few
-0
-t(^)um,
and
{c)
-d^cn, -lein,
-er,
most
(weai).
-er,
in
general
foreign
(strong),
with
final
rules,
sing,
follows
as
Notn.
"
pi.
270
GRAMMATICAL
is
Meaning
denote
CAPS
SMALL
given
for
S. stands
Mod.iox
part,
or
[ ].
in
remarks
special
in
of
other
Verbs
senses
"
verbs
also
as
"
are
in that
only;
sense
meaning.
forms, when
marked
as
irregular
rare
or
is
like
(in which
modal
Old
verb
the
for mixed
M.
sing, is indicated).
pres.
when
italics
English cognates,
strong;
brcnncn, etc.);
in
in
APPENDIX,
in
ttJiffeu
verbs.
entire
enclosed
are
conjugated
regular (weak)
change,
the
"
given,
also
vowel
with
"
For
in
in
( );
whole,
details,
or
see
grammar.
Note.
because
The
here
eye
The
"
these
exhibit
and
the
the
perfect participle
constant
changes, while
past
given,
and
tense
past
forms
to
besides
the
its
memory,
brevity
the
and
its
convenience,
essential
features
are
placed
others
irregularitiesare
will
of the
prove
useful
conjugation.
next
occur
after
only in
only occasional.
also
the
infinitive
certain
verbs.
Thie
by emphasizing,
form
to
the
IRREGULAR
VERBS.
2^1
272
GRAMMATICAL
APPENDIX.
IRREGULAR
VERBS.
273
274
GRAMMATICAL
APPENDIX.
IRREGULAR
VERBS.
275
GRAMMATICAL
276
The
In
THE
point
is the
cardinal
inflected verb
I.
IV.
Order,
Order.
{b)Inverted
3. Verb
stands
character
and
order
brief:
{c) Verb
Note
i.
Subject with
I.
Order,
i.
adjuncts;
{a) Verb
last.
or
"
its
adjuncts;
2.
Verb;
3.
Adjuncts
Thus
verb
4. Other
clause); 2. Verb;
or
adjuncts.
(Clauses).
Connective
(conj.or relat.)
;
2.
Subject with
4. Verb.
subject; {b)
follows
the
relative
precedes subject;
Verb
position of
the
verb
shows
the
The
of words
the personal
auxiliary.
Sentences
[c) Transposed
Or, in
meaning
"
tenses, is the
Sentences:
Dependent
adjuncts;
verb
the
adverbs, etc.).
(objects,
of Verb
In
i.
WORDS.
OF
position of
Principal
or
{a) Normal
II.
ORDER
which, in compound
"
Simple
3.
APPENDIX.
pure
;
other
conjunctions(= ow^,
connectives
do.
but, or,
for)
do
not
affect the