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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1876 edition. Excerpt: ...SWorgen, morning. 3. Before appellations of classes, corporations, governments, and religious bodies; as--ber Qlbel, nobility (as belonging to a class); b i e Stegierung, government; bag 93arlflment, parliament; bie STOonard?ie, monarchy; bag Subenttyum, Judaism; bag (Sljriftenttyum, Christianity. 4. In the following phrases: Sflafy ber (c)tabt geen. To go to town. 3n b t e Stabt geen. To go to town. 3n b e r Stabt roobnen. To live in town. 3n b t e Jtird)e geljen. To go to church. 3n b e r Jtird)e beten. To pray in church. 3 r (c)d)ufe geben. To go to school. 3n b i e (c)d?ule geen. To go to school. 5) i e meiflen 2Benfcfyen. Most people. S3or (unb nad?) b e m Srutyftiuf. Before (and after) breakfast. SSor (unb nod)) b e m SOHttogejfen. Before (and after) dinner. aSor (unb nad)) b e m Zfye. Before (and after) tea. 5. Before names of countries of the feminine gender, and before such as are used only in the plural; as--bie (c)d?roeij, Switzerland; bie %uxlti, Turkey; bit Sftieberlanbe, the Netherlands. 6. Before names of persons when used familiarly or contemptuously, and when preceded by an adjective, or by a common name; as-- ole mir einmal ben einrid). Go and fetch Henry for me. S) e r SB i IB e I m tcmgt nicbtg. William is good for nothing. (c) e r arme Sritj! Poor Fritz! 55 e r.Saifer $BiItyelm. Emperor William. 7. To mark the Genitive, Dative, and Accusative of proper names; as--(c)ag Men beg 3uliug (Saefar. The life of Julius Caesar. (c)d?iller fdjrieb bem (c)otbe, bafj er Schiller wrote to Goethe that he bag Sud) angefangen fcabe. had begun the book. Sr f)at ben SBilbelm baju serlettet. Hehas misled William into doing it. 127. Several nouns of the same gender and number f