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The servant dare not wait any longer. You need not hurry, there is plcnty of time. Morning calls are made in the afternoon 2 R. In London dinner is laken in the evening 2 B. Somebody is knocking ds wirb. There is siire to be some dancing 2 B. Now we must work hard tili all is finislied. Dos Poffio tuirb gebilbet mit to be -f part. Do your own work, and you 7vill be well served. People like to be thanked for what they have done of their own free will.

William, Duke of Normandy, declared that the crown had been promised to him that he had beert promised the crown. All the rooms in the house were shown to the children the children were skown all the rooms in the house. The cab has already been seni for Run and teil Maud she is waited for 2 B.

Nobody likes to be laicghed at. The doctor must be sent for. Sash- Windows are often fo und fault with by foreigners aB. England was taken possession of by William the Conqueror. From that time he has been lost sight of. My gloves are nowhere to be foiuid There is nothing to be do7ie here.

This book ts not to be bought now. Perseverance ts not to be sent away 2 B. This house is to he let. You are not to blame. Such a task is very easy to perform. This piecc is diflicult to translati 6. We are glad to hear that progress is being made. You will see ships building and ships repairtng. After the ceremony the king and his chief courtiera betook themselves to the banqueting hall. She prides herseif on her faultless pronunciation. Many persons plume themselves on possessing qualities they have not got. We all ought to be able to Help ourselves.

The Britons were compelled to defend themselves against some German tribes 2 B. Cefttere wirb im mobernen Englifrf nur gebraust, too eine Stoeibeutigkeit ausge- fd Ioffen ift. Die aktioe Jorm ift aus einer anberen flusbrudistoelfe cntftanben: To how much does the bill amotmtf In our distress we applied to our relations for help. They saw an enormous ship approaching thcm. People should not boast of their riches. The messenger howcd low before the king. He did not condescend to notice us. I have no friend on whom I can rely depend , We all endeavotired to have finished in time.

Can you remember his name? Please si't donm, Do not move. It looks as if the weather will chaiige, 4. We dressed ourselves as quickly as possible. He does not feel himself well enough to undertake such a journey. The soldiers prepared tliemselves for battle. The colonists vmted them! He applied himself with diligence to his studics. I was about to reply when I suddenly recollected wyselj. We must remind you oj yoiir promise.

My boots have 7vorn very badly. Fruit does not kcep well in very bot weather. History often repcafs ifself. It was late in the evening. Are you likely to return is it likely that you will return this month? We are seldom hungry, when we are not well. Do you feel warm? On the contrary, there is a draught, and I feel cold. I am sorry to hear of your misfortune. Ile says he feels as if something were going to happen.

He will always repent having been so cruel. Unfortunately ive 7vere in want of time and of money. If yotc need help, please call me. I like his Coming so early. I wonder whether we shall find him at home. He does t lack intelligence, but he needs more industry, if he is to make progress. I speak Engh'sh and French. What are you doing] I am writing a letter to my parents. He dislikes all noisc. I knovu the gentleman, but I porget huve forgotten his name. Do you remmiber me? I hear somebody singing.

We saiv the ship enter the port. To-morrow we go for a short stay in the Isle of Wight. He Starts for London to-night. When I am in London, I shall call on your father. If you see Mr. Brown next week, please give him my kind regards. I will inform you as soon as I have an answer. I am feel warm, cold es ift mir marm, halt. I am sorry es tut mir Icib. I am glad es freut mtdf.

I feel as if mir ift 3U HTute, als ob. I repent oQ es reut mid. I wonder es foll mid munbern, ob. As the sun went down, a shaft pierced Harold's right eye; ht feil betvveen the royal ensigns, and the battle closed with a desperate melley over bis corpse. I was Coming to see you yesterday, when I mct your father, who told me you were not at home.

Shakespeare died while he was dwelling at Stratford-on-Avon. How long have you been at home? I have been here three weeks. My servant has been absent since Monday, and has beeyi lytng in bed for tvvo days. How long has your brother learned English? It has rained incessantly since Monday night. I have been to England twice this year. I have just see7i the King. How long Iiad you been in London, when the accident happened? Cromwcll had been dead nearly two years beforc Charles II.

What have you been doing all the morning? I have been writing letters. When shall we go to the theatre? I hope you zvi'll never have cause to repent. We expect that you will not cause any disturbance. He is going to do his work now. The man is abotit io open the gates. We shall all be ivaihng impatiently for you, so please come as soon as possible. I shall be ivorking when you are away. Father is sure it 7vill be rainiug all day.

When I am in London, I shall speak English. I had been ill for a long time i f toar Id 0Tt. Herc is an umbrella; whose is it? I suppose daresay he is ill. I wrote and asked iny friend if he was quite satisfied with his work. My father wrote that he was very pleased with my plan; he said he had read my Ictter throiigh with extreme pleasure, and woidd certainly do all I dcsircd. If a man have has dark hair, they say that he is a Norman 2 B. It is gcncrally a iTiisfortune for a country, if the king die without an heir. Though he be defcated, he will not lose courage. If his nanie werc Baker, he might be of Saxon dcsccnt.

Long live the kingl God bkss you I So be it. Simple Sentences and Principal Clauses. May he rest in peace! Long may you cnjoy the pros- perity you so much deserve! May I live to see it! May you never have cause to repcnt your hasty dced! Whilst my brother with mc plnycd, liumld I had lovcd hini niorc! Erbaltene KonjunfttiDformcn fin6 I l C, ihou he, ufm. It is a pity the work should be badly done. It is possible you may be right. If his hair is fair, they think he may be a Saxon 2 B. I trust that you viay be successful. I promised a reward to any one who should salve the Problem.

Do not say things that 7? We worked hard, that we might finish in time. Judge not, lest you should be judgcd. You must wait tili all shall be properly settled. He will not say anything, unless it should be necessary. If it is rainingy of course we must stay at home. If he is ill, let him go home. If what you say is triie, I shall be disappointed. If it should rain, we should have to stay at home.

If he should be ill, please inform me. If what you say should be true, I should be greatly disappointed. If it were raining, we should be at home. If he were ill, I should have heard of it. If what you say were true, everybody would know it. If I were you nid]t was. If he xvere present ntcf t wa. I will feil you everything, just as it happened 2 B.

He declared that Christian men should not 6e happy 2 B. We ought lo love our neighbours as ourselves. We dare not teil you all. You necd not fear punishment. I will have him ohey me. I would rather fail than never try. I had as good live in a desert as here. You had better make haste, if you wish to catch the train.

We cannot but admire him. Your friend had best come with us, if Company is what he wants. If you see him relurn, be sure to inform me. I have never heard him speak better. We could all feel the house trcvible, 4. Let the children efijoy themselves. The barons made King John sign the Magna Charta.

To be or t to be that is the question. To see is to believe, To save time means to lengthen life, Our Chief aim in life should be to exalt the human race, 3. Learn to laboitr and to ivait. Teach me to feel another's woe. Show me how to do it! Teach me how to feel another's woe. I believe I have Seen him before. I have made haste fo get here early.

I will have him. Der 3itftnitir mit to. I feit kts hand tremble in mine. Macbeth regained his former courage, when he perceived hts end approach. You cannot deny him to he an artist. I knew htm to be a fellow of infinite jest. They said answered, replied he was my friend. He always wants desires me to help him. I should like yoti to see my werk. I wish you to clioose your plea- sures for yourself. I will have him obey.

He caused the hindrance to be removed. My father ordered nie to act as I did.

Man makes the aiigek weep. I got my friend to buy the book. Bid make, let him come. Order command, cause him io come. Everbody considered us to be fortimate. He imagines himself to be a poet. The general commanded his soldiers to attack the enemy. I ordered got, caused the man to tvrite the letter. The general com- manded the enemy to be attacked. I ordered caused the letter to be written. My father bade me return. Bid me discotirse, 1 will enchant thine ear.

I will make him obey me. He had the letter written. I got my hair cui, Shall you get the letter written? The Infinitive as Adjective- and Adverb-equivalent. We have no time to spare. There were many things to look at. There would be beds for them to slcep iji 2 B. DTerfte, bofe nai to bid, to make iinb to let ber 3nfinitiD oljne to fteljt. I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him. Go and see what time it isl Come and take them! I will try and help you. He is too kind fo do such a cruel thing. Be good enough fo remove this box. Be so kind as to open the door.

They made such a noise as fo disfurb everybody. He speaks too fast for nie io undersiand him. The music was too loiid for US to hear him. It is impossible for me to hear it. I tremble think of it. To fudge by his face, he is a Frenchman. The Double Character of the Gerund. In paticntly bearing misfortune, we show true nobility of soul. Leisure is the time for qiiietly doing something useful.

It is by carefully examtning what is said, that we make what we read our own. By the careful readi? It is in the patient branng of misfortune, that true nobility of soul is shown. It is the careful examt'mng of what is said that makes what we read ours. Locke, Everybody shoiild be provided witli food and clothing, Large meetings should be held in suitable buildiugs. The Use of the Gerund. There is no accowitmg for taste. It is no use crying over spilt milk.

Prov, I could not help bemg Struck by his noble bearing. It is not worth quarrelling about. The stranger's whole appearance was so comical that we could not forbear smilmg. Das Berunbium mufe in folgenben Jollen gebraust loerben: I cannot help avoid, forbear.

Do yoii mind opcning the window? The child kept on crying. VVe all enjoy hearing of our fricnds. My friend had to give up to stop rcading in the evening. He has the habit of talking too loud. If you would be wealthy think of savtng as well as of getting. Few pleasures are comparabk to swimming in the sea. I trefer working for my livelihood to being dependent upon him. Promising to protmse and keeping to keep one's Word are two different tliings. Secing to see is belicvntg to beluve. Savtng to save time is prolongmg to prolong life. I prefer tvalkmg to walk home. He hated smokwg to smoke a long p.

The child likes listcmng to listen to music We cannot nsk losing to lose the train.

Be still, sad heart and cease reptmng. I propose retuniing to retnrn to-morrow. I feel pleasure in hearwg to hear that resolution Manyat.

We think he is afraid. I took an opportunity of saytng to say I was sorry Are you content 7iuth havn,g to have finished so soon? We made preparations for contmmng to eontinue our journey. We all have the desire to kam. I am glad to see you. The Gerund as Adverb-equivalent. It is good to rest after dining. After witnessing having w. He had signed the dociiinent without read mg it.

We must not be astonished at Wren's reqinring 37 years 2 B. We were vexed at the man's bebig sent away. I was punished for yoiir brotfier's makwg a mistake. My father was deeply grieved at yo2ir departing so hastily. We dislike the idea of your beconiing a sailor. Miich hann was done by the botler bursting. Use of the Participle. A slecping fox catches no poultry. A roUing stone gathers no moss. A bicrnt child dreads the fire. It is an unheard-oj story. Ilere is the wished-for letter. I received a letter ivritten by an unknown hand a letter ntjorniing me of your arrival.

We stood listening to the enchanting music. The king lay dying, when the news was imparted to hini. We rcmained standing where we were. The boy came rufuiing into the room. They came zvkisthng down the street. A woman sat plying her needle and thread. Hood, b I saw her sijigiiig at her work. Wordsworih, We stood a long time and watched the ships returning. I feit his hand trembling in mine. He hears his daughter's voice singing in ' the village choir. I savv him writing a letter. Have you seen him write?

I feit his hand irembling, I feit his hand trenible. I thought him ctircd, d Have the picture rernoved, Get your hair cid. The Participle as Adverb equivalent. We can make our lives sublime, and, departmg, leave behind us foot-prints on the sands of time. The servant rushed out of the room, cryi'vg at the top of his voice. Ilaving nothing to do at home, he took his place once niore at the inn-door. Thoiigh sleeping, he lay there with a troubled countonance.

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IVhen a boy I lived in London. Queen Victoria came to the throne when ahiiost a girl aber: When being driven through London we saw many interesting things. TIns done, Mazeppa spread his cloak, and laid his lance against an oak. Byron, b His work being done, he was able to rest. My friend being tired, I took his place. Grautiug allowivg that Elizabeth had the weaknesses of a vain woman, she had also the ability of a good quccn 2 B.

Supposing I ac- cepted his proposal, what then? Constdrring the di'fficulty of the task, I think it was admirably done. No one spoke, excepHng me! Das Partizip als abDcrbiale Bcftintntuitg.

Had einer Kotiiunlition ber 3eit roirb bas ak tioe parlisip being tcts ausgela[[cn. The boy, the girl, the ink; the hour, the boys, the walls. Swift, You are the man I want. His face was tanned by wind and weather. I will return your book when I have corrected the mistakes bagcgcn: We all make mistakes. We travelled much by water and by land. Please, can you teil me the time? For the happy, tinie is of no importance. Stmplicity is the soul of triith, Though honey is sweet, the bee stings.

Art is long and time is fleeting. Wonian is the helpinate of man. Man is an erring creature. My parents have gone to church. Being obliged to stay in bcJ, her mother could not conae to table. The criminal was sentcnced to dcath. Be careful, because this time very much is at stake.

Before dinner began, one of the children said grace. Take your umbrella in case it should rain. The conspirators knew that there was much at stake, and if they were caught, they would have to sxcffer death. Be3eid nct baljer ein Sub tantiD einen Begriff im allgemeinen, fo mu6 es ol ne htn beftimmtcn Artikel ftetjen; bics ift ber Sali: I translated this letter with the help of a dictionary. We finished cur task in the presence of the master. Bacon was the wisest, brightest, meanest of manktnd, Pope, What has postcrity done for us? Trumbuli People are waiting with suspense to hear what GoverrunoU intends to do.

Can Parliamcnt be so dead to its dignity? Mary Stuart was Queen of Scotland. Duke William landed near Hastings. Admiral Nelson gained the Battle of Trafalgar over the united French and Spanish fleets in the year Father and Mothcr send their kind regards and hope to see you this evening. The Emperor William is cousin to the present King of England. Did you see the Czar Nicholas when he was here? Yes, I saw hiin when he arrived with the Grand-duke Alexis. Trom Gefieva in fine weather. IMany ties of aflinity connect Normandy and Brittany with England. Regent Street and Oxford Street are two fashionablc thoroughfares in Londofi.

The proximity of the West hidies to the United States has made the trade betwcen those countries greatcr t lian betwecn the West Indies and England. The Pyrenees separate France from Spain. In fine weather one can see Mont Blanc from the Lake o] Ceneva. The soldier had proved Imnself a hero in battle. The Royalists called the parltameniary party Roiindhcads.

We recognised him as the man we had seen the day before. I took you for a Frenchman. Be careful whom you choose for a friend. He considered ii wrong to sing on Sunday. I thonght my niotiey losi. Your old men shall dream dreams. The people all siared at us. My brother has grown tivo ivches in a year. This book weighs tivo poniids. It is not worth a Shilling. One day I met a friend quite unex- pectedly. The Comparison of Adjectives.

Good children will m? Second thoughts are the best, Saying. London SrWindstf Ca'r Wgegen: The Strand, the Tower. What is so rare as a day in June! LowelL Christmas comes but once a year. To thine own seif be true, and it must follovv as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. Shakespeare, 'Ilie shades o night were falling fast.

Day began to dawn. At length nionnug broke. Last week the holidays came to an end. A new clergyman will preach 7iexi Sunday. Most people like Towers. We had all made niany mistakes, but Maud had made the most, 7. Longfellow has been called the Tennyson of America. The King Edward who conquered Wales died in The Germany of to-day aber: Modern Germany is one of the most powerful countries in Europe. The dinner was not to our taste. The cunning of the fox is proverbial.

The iron which was used for making this bridge came from Norway. The horses of Arabia aber: Arabian horses are renowned for Iheir swift- ness. The best school in our town is opposite the church. She is an heiress; a useful book. It was an heroic action. We stopped at an hotel. Strangers now considered it an honour to visit a once despiscd poet. An Indian of North America possesses an habitual reserve seldom found in a European. Last unb next oor 3eitbeftimmungen unb most abfolut gcbraudjt u crben aud als Attribute of ne Artikel gcbraud t.

Are you a Gcrman? No, I am an Aiistrian. Crom- vvell was a Puritan and a soldier. Some say that Cromwell wished to become a king. Better to die a hero than live a coward. We received this book as a present. They took it for a joke. William of Normandy wished to become King of England. Washington was made President of the United States. Dryden was a Protestant, but afterwards tnrned Catholic. The mayor expressed a hope of seeing me again very soon. We perceived the aviator at a disla? Maud has a headache, Being at a loss how to proceed, we resolved to wait for a short time.

Why are you in a hiirry? At the accession of James I. He has had a sore throat for a long time, The news of this accident excited the people in a high degree, A vierry Chrisitnas to you all! William ruled the country ivith a sirong hand. My friend pays us a visit two or three times a year. This silk costs three Shillings a yard. Cherries are now only three pence a pound. Eight Shillings the dozen. We have plenty of time. Part of the town was burnt down. We spend part of the year in the country. The whole is more than a part. Never was king more unfortunate than Charles I. Was ever man so happy as I am!

It is not the custom in England to enter into conver- satio7i with a stranger. After some hesitation, Harold at length resolved to give baitle. Religion, Staub, Beruf, ufn. Dor Gattungsnamen nad t oranget enbem unb betontem ever unb never ngl. Repetition of the Article, 1. Not only were the men put to death, but also the women and ihe children.

All the women and children were saved. Position of the Articie. All the year round. Both the brothers became famous. It IS only half the work. You have taken double the time to finish. I have lost hoth my gloves. I never heard such a thing. It was qidte a long meeting. We waited rather a long time, nearly half an hour. Many a man has made that mistake. A half-truth is as bad as a lie. He is as clever a man as any among them. We had never heard so good a story. The writer was too great a poet for such a task.

Hovicver rieh a man he may be, he ought to obey the law. Have you ever read a book so dull? If wishd'j were horses, beggars would ridc. Bilbet half mit bem folgcnben Subftantio einen Begriff, fo tel t ber Artikel uoran. Der piural 6er Subftantiue roirb meift mit s gebitbet. Die auf bie 3ifd laute s, ch, sh, ss unb x enbigenben Subflantioe net men im pUiral es [-iz] xw.

There wcrc two ponies in the field.

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Flies are troublesome on hot days. In autumn the Xtdives begin to fall. The paths of glory lead but to the grave. They wore wreaths on their heads. Children should keep their ntouths shiit. Gcese are not fond of swimming, although their feet are webbed. Men who eat hard bread have usually healthy teeth, The Romans corquered Britain in the first Century after Christ.

England was afterwards conquered by the Saxons, who were Getmans, and then by the Nonuans, who made use of a language similar to that spoken by Fretichnien. We threw some pennies to the children. My brothers have bought some new elothes. The lining of this jacket cost only a few pence a yard, but the cloth is good. We have secn thrce deer to-day. This farmer has a few sivine pigs and many sheep. The sieigh was drawa by five or six reindeer.

Reindeer are more docile than deer, The sheep in the south of England are fanious. For its own use a ship carries thousands of tons of coal. At the review there were many regiments of Jiorse, ten thousand foot, and more than thirty cannon. Nelson's fleet consisted of twenty satU Having exposcd himself too miich to the shot of the enemy, the general feil on the battle field. Fruit is a wholesomc food. My hair is gray. This farmer is not poor; he has twenty head of cattle, three dozen sheep, and two pair of horses for the plough.

The ship Hes at the bottom of the ocean ten fathoyn deep. Looker s see the best of the game. In a crowd of by- Standers thcre are often pick-pockeis and other good-for-nothings. In the infinite meadows of heaven blossom the lovely stars, the forgef-fNC-nots of the angels. Use of the Plural. To make progress in btisiness, one must have a good kfioivledge of merchandise and the produce of other coiintries.

The information I have received leads me to ask you for advice. I have lost all my stre7igth, The criminal feit no remorse for the crime he had committed. You have not made much progress. The old lady had lost her spectacles, and was so short-sighted that she could not find her scissors.

There are always tongs to be found in every English fire-place; they are shaped something like very large piNcers. Boys mostly wear knickerbockers. The gentleman vvanted my bellozvs to blovv bis fire with. The sncnvs of the arctic regions. The family still resolve to hold up their heads.

The little party were graciously received by the emperor. Prescott They are a people who arc not yet hardened into man- hood. The aristocracy, they say, is strongly opposed to this ineasure. Can parliament be so dead to its dignity? Pitt The whole Ottoman fleet xvas in sight. The fittest place for mati to die, is where he dies for man. No matt should boast of his wisdom, nor -wotnan of her beauty. When you give your ivord keep it. A little child what should it know of death?

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Hood In suminer the sun rises niuch earlier than it does in winter. The air-ship lost her way in the fog. Etigland IS proud of her navy. Byron d "Sweet Hope! Peace hath her victories no less renowned than war. Our servant has not yet finished hts her work. The rieh merchant had a man-servant with him 2 B. A she-wolfis more ferocious than a he-wolf, when they havc to dcfend their young ones. The empcror and the empress live at Potsdam. The Iton is distinguished from the Iwness by his beautiful mane. The bride left the church with the brtdegroom.

Caesar thought he would make himself master of Britain very easily 2 B. The last of the Roman legions left the British shores in the year 2B. One vians bread is another man's poison. A long veil adorned the bride' s head 2 B. Polivka hat einen Traum German Edition Sep 20, Das Schweigen des Lemming: Only 6 left in stock - order soon. Only 9 left in stock - order soon.

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