This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ... vells non ausfis sum, 5. Telfim In hfimero fert. 6. Puella magistrfim audirS non vult. 7, Pater It sed fratSr venlt. 8. DlsclpfiIfts laboravlt fit sapiens esset. 9. Sapiens fiebam sed s5i5r sapientiSr facta est. 10. Volo fit sapiens essg mallm. 1. The boys preferred to go. 2. The soldiers were following the leader. 3. ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ... vells non ausfis sum, 5. Telfim In hfimero fert. 6. Puella magistrfim audirS non vult. 7, Pater It sed fratSr venlt. 8. DlsclpfiIfts laboravlt fit sapiens esset. 9. Sapiens fiebam sed s5i5r sapientiSr facta est. 10. Volo fit sapiens essg mallm. 1. The boys preferred to go. 2. The soldiers were following the leader. 3. The slaves were carried to the river. 4. The queen had wished to be happy. 5. All men wish to be immortal. Remarks On Derivatives. From the deponents (97) we have various derivatives, in no way differing in meaning from those which come from other verbs. A function is something to perform. A lapse is a fall, eloquence is speaking out, nativity and use at once suggest natus and usfis. A pact or compact is a bargain; an expert is one who has been tried: i.e. has had experience. Passion is suffering: e.g. the passion of Our Lord was his suffering in the garden; in the sense of anger, passion has a secondary meaning, --from suffering it came to be applied to any strong feeling, and so to anger. One's merits are what one deserves. Admiration and exhortation are plainly from the stems mirat-and hortat-, with prefixes. The stem of futuriis gives us future. From the stem of v61o we have volunteer and voluntary. The stem fi-appears in English in the form-fy as a suffix in many words; e.g. sanctify, make sacred, from the stem of sanctus, sacred, and fi-. STUDY XXIX.--PRONOUNS. 100. Pronouns in Latin are of about the same classes as in English. 1. The personal pronouns are EgS, /; tu, thou; nos, we; vos, you; se, self or selves. The inflection is as follows: Sing. Plur. Sing. Plur. S. and P. N, Inoa tfl jvos Ac. me i te se G. mei nostrum (nostri) tui vestrfim (vestri) sul D-mlhi) nobis t!bilv6bis sIb! Ab. me te J se It will be seen that the pronoun of th..
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