Materials for French prose composition, or selections from the best English writers, with idiomatic renderings, by F. E. A. GascFerdinand E A. Gasc 1860 |
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1.5. rezultāts no 55.
xi. lappuse
... nature , likewise over books containing merely detached sentences , is unquestionable , with regard to the purpose of connected composition : those persons who use exclusively the latter kind of books can pretend to nothing higher than ...
... nature , likewise over books containing merely detached sentences , is unquestionable , with regard to the purpose of connected composition : those persons who use exclusively the latter kind of books can pretend to nothing higher than ...
xvi. lappuse
... natural , blunder which an ignorant French person would make . The French word sentences ( pronounced like the singular , as if there were no s ) does not resemble much , in sound , the word sens ( the final s must be pronounced here ) ...
... natural , blunder which an ignorant French person would make . The French word sentences ( pronounced like the singular , as if there were no s ) does not resemble much , in sound , the word sens ( the final s must be pronounced here ) ...
13. lappuse
... natural to the French . ' 8 est d'un grand secours à qui le possède ; mais il n'est pas aisé de l'acquérir . 9Il est difficile de l'assujettir ( or , 10 20 que je ne ( p . 30 , note 11 ) pour- rais vous en dire . 11 Agissez envers les ...
... natural to the French . ' 8 est d'un grand secours à qui le possède ; mais il n'est pas aisé de l'acquérir . 9Il est difficile de l'assujettir ( or , 10 20 que je ne ( p . 30 , note 11 ) pour- rais vous en dire . 11 Agissez envers les ...
17. lappuse
... natural that they should have been 13 friendly to each other , 14 and that they should have lived as one people under the same government . Accordingly , about two hundred years ago , 16 the king of Scotland becoming king of England ...
... natural that they should have been 13 friendly to each other , 14 and that they should have lived as one people under the same government . Accordingly , about two hundred years ago , 16 the king of Scotland becoming king of England ...
19. lappuse
... nature.6 Although , " says Dr. Aikin , " its features are moulded on a comparatively minute scale , ' they are marked with all the agreeable interchange which constitutes picturesque beauty . In some parts , plains clothed in the ...
... nature.6 Although , " says Dr. Aikin , " its features are moulded on a comparatively minute scale , ' they are marked with all the agreeable interchange which constitutes picturesque beauty . In some parts , plains clothed in the ...
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adjective appearance army autre avait avoid avoir believe better bien c'est called chose construction coup course dans dear deux English être expression fact faire fait fire followed force French give grand hand head heard homme honour kind language leave literally live look master means mind nature never note ¹ note 12 noun object observed officer once partie person plural poor preceding present pronoun qu'il reason received rendered repeated rest round rule sense sentence ship side simply singular speak stop taken term thing thou thought tion took tout Translate true Turn verb vous whole
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