a 54. He wished so to live, that his first grey hairb might not come from repentance of a bad action. 55. A really good servant must have open eyes, closed d lips, cleans hands and nimble feet.i a a 56. You will see me again in a few hours. 57. Have you so little curiosity a, asb not to ask me for my secret d? VI. ON THE DECLENSION OF ADJECTIVES IN THE 1. The lofty a vault of God's house resounds with (won) the chaunt of the assembled congregation; and this chaunt accompanied by the tones of the organ', rises to the loftier vault of heaven. d а e b 2. The transplanting of the sugar-cane from the Levant to the West became of far greater importance to the commerce of the world and to the fatesh of countries and nations than silk-weaving.i 56. a wenig and viel are not declined, when referring to intensity or quantity; but when referring to number, they are declinable. 57. a Neugier, f. say that you do not, etc. cum, Acc. heimniß, n. b с d Ge= 1. ahoch. Gewölbe, n. Gotteshaus, n., neuter (because the compounded Substantive takes the gender of the second part, as this is the chief of the whole). wiederhallen. Gesang, m. versammeln. 8 Gemeinde. begleiten. Orgel, f. I sich erheben. Wölbung. h b e k d 2. a Verpflanzung. Zuckerrohr, n. Levante, f. a Abendland, n. weif. Wichtigkeit. & Welthandel, m. 1Schicksal, n. (pl.—e). ¡Seidenweberei. e 3. Gustavus Adolphus was the first general of his century, and the bravest soldier of his army. a 4. Acquainted with the tactics of the Greeks and Romans, he had inventede a better strategy, which served as model to the greatest generals of the following times. b 5. Deeper meaning a lies in the fabulous story of my childhood than in that truth which life is teaching. 6. The human mind requires a frequent contemplation of that which is to raise the spirit above the earth. 7. The philosopher must digb for the most excellent thoughts, just as the miner for the noblest metals.h 8. The most solid a gold lies the deepest; but who would penetrate so fard, if he were to disdainf the-at first small h-yieldings of the undertaken working of the minek? 6. a bedürfen, which is construed with the Genitive or Accusative, as I do not want him ich bedarf seiner nicht, or ich bedarf ihn nicht. boft, and take the comparative. Anschauung, pl. this is dieser, and that jener, when two things or persons are contrasted, but else it is expressed by the longer forms of the Article, der, die, das, Gen. dessen, deren, dessen, Gen. pl. deren, when no relative follows, and derer when one follows; Dat. pl. denen. e which is was or das when referring to something general, and welches when relative to something definite. fis to express by foll. erheben. b 7. a Denker. graben, forschen nach. ©vorzüglich. a Gedanke, m. (which, like Name, Friede, Glaube, originally had an n in Nom. sing.). ewie. Bergmann. gedel. h Metall, n. с 8. agediegen. bam tiefsten (an dem tiefst-en; this is the way to form the superlative of the Adverb, and an dem are contracted into am). e gelangen. a bis dahin. to be to, express by wollen. fverschmähen. zuerst or anfänglich. gering. Ausbeute, f., only used in the singular. Junternehmen. Bergbau. h i a b 9. The lion, in the divinations of the prophets', was the symbol of the highest strength and generosity. 10. In agriculture we recognise the foundation of all civil order, and the safest and richest source of prosperity.h a b 11. Nature has granted to the tiniest German bird, the wren, a very cleard set of sounds, which it recites f during rain and wind, yeah in the severest frost and snow-storm, all the time m merrily" turning around P on the highest points of houses and trees. a f 12. From the beginning of the religious war in Germany till the peace of Munster, hardly any thing grand and remarkable occurred in the political world of Europe, in which the reformation had not the most prominent1 share." с b 9. a Weiffagung. Prophet, (which like most foreign words of the masculine gender with the accent on the ultimate has en in the cases). Bild, n. Stärte, f. d Großmuth, f. (against the rule, since Muth e is masculine; thus also, Demuth, f., humility, Wehmuth, f., melancholy). n lustig. °fich drehen. of sounds Gesang, m. fabfingen. swährend. Þja. ischarf. ¡Frost, m. Schneegestöber, n. m whilst it, etc., wobei er. Pumher. a ober high. d cbis zu. a Friede, m. 12. a Anfang, m. b Religionskrieg, m. e Münster. flaum. h 8 Etwas. geschehen. befferung. take the subjunctive Pluperf. vorzüglich. iworan. ¡Religionsver= Antheil, m. m с 1. Clement the twelfth died in the eighty-eighth year of his age, and the tenth of his pontificate, on the sixth of February seventeen hundred and forty. a b 2. The cardinals being uncertain whom to choose, Prosper Lambertini, the learned and tolerante archbishop of Ancona, said with his accustomed good-humour1: 3. "If you want a saint, choose Gotti; if a politician, Aldrosandi; but if a good man, take me.“ a а с 4. His advice was followed", and he ascended the papal throne as Benedict the fourteenth. е f a 5. Napoleon's chief army of about three hundred and fifty thousand men was, in the autumn of 1813, concentrated in the neighbourhood of Dresden. 6. He divided it in a three parts. With the strongest b he advanced himself into Silesiae; the second Oudinot с с e 1. Clemens. the ordinal numbers are to nineteen formed by adding t to the cardinal ones, as der Zwölfte, and from twenty by adding st, as der zwanzigste. sterben (a in imperf., o in past). d The units stand always before the lens, therefore eighty-eight is acht und achtzig, consequently the ordinal must be acht und achtzigst. Alter, n. the must refer to in. Priesterthum, n. h The names of the months stand without termination after ordinal numbers, as der erste August the first of August. 2. a Cardinal (pl. —äle). ↳ṣay, when the Cardinals were. <wählen, and say, whom they were to (follen) choose. Erzbischof. gewöhnlich. Scherzhaftigkeit. g b h b с 3. brauchen. Heilig. Staatsmann. 4. a Rath, m. b befolgen. besteigen. apäpstlich. Thron, m. fals. 5. Hauptmacht, f. bvon. cungefähr. a Mann, and remark, when the Substantive expresses the mere form of number, and, at the same time, the things numbered, it stands after numeral words in the singular. e of is either omitted or expressed by of the year. £zusammenziehen. Umgegend, f. 6. ain with Acc. stark. vordringen. a selbst. Schlesien. led towards Berlin, and the third remained in Dresden, in order to guard the Austrian3 frontier. 7. Ita has been calculated, that the entire force d of the allied princes amounted to about half a million of warriors.h 8. Napoleon had half less, but his force was more concentrated, and his superior military talent seemed to counterbalance the superior power of his numerous, but less skilful adversaries.i h 9. In the month of August the tempest of war broke forth on all points, and the two halves of Europe once more measured themselves in a fearful' decisive struggle. 10. The first glorious fighta Wallmoden encountered on the twenty-first of August against Davoust near Vellahn. 11. The emperora Conrad the second of Germany was solemnly received, on the twenty-second of March, one thousand and twenty-seven, byd pope John the nineteenth, and made a victorious entry into Rome. g 12. When during three consecutive years, from one gegen, der dritte, contracted from dreite. zurückbleiben. ‘bewachen. Jöstreichisch. Grenze, f. k d e ver= 7. asay, man, etc. bausrechnen. gesammt. Macht, f. bündet. betragen. «halb, and mark, the Article always stands in German before the word halb. Krieger. h ed 8. a Hälfte, f., say, the half less. büberlegen. ca Feldherrntalent, n. überwiegen. Uebermacht, f. zahlreich. B Gegner. geschickt. parties are known, is die beiden. - a Hälfte, f. Entscheidungskampf, m. 11. aKaiser. "feierlich. cempfangen. asay, by the. halten. ffiegreich. Ginzug, m. 12. say, three years through hindurch. |