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What people are saying - Write a reviewWe haven't found any reviews in the usual places. Common terms and phrasesacheté adjective already apple Avez-vous beautiful better book brother cedilla Charles children choisi choose chosen cloth conjugation country cousin David Nutt defended défendu edition employed ending English est-il Exercice de Conversation father fear find first following found French French language frère friend garden generally German Language good Grammar great Greek language happy horse house Imparfait Infinitif instance J'ai know letter little lost loué Madame Mademoiselle maison malade Monsieur B Monsieur votre père mother neighbour New edition one's order parents parler Passé déf Passé défini placed pleasure Plur Pluriel populous praise praised preposition Prés Présent present indicative pronoun pronounced puni punish punished pupil received Remark same manner Sing sister small sœur sometimes soon sound speak speaking subj subjunctive substantive syllable take thing think thou wouldst time to-day trouvez-vous used useful verbs vowel Winchester College window wish word work years yesterday Popular passagesPage 8 - De ces hôtes des bois , les fauvettes sont les plus nombreuses comme les plus aimables ; vives , agiles , légères et sans cesse remuées , tous leurs mouvements ont l'air du sentiment , tous leurs accents le ton de la joie , et tous leurs jeux l'intérêt de l'amour. Page 228 - J'ai eu, I have had. Tu as eu, thou hast had. Il a eu, he has had. Nous avons eu, we have had. Vous avez eu, you have had. Ils ont eu, they have had. Page 243 - GERMAN AND ENGLISH AND ENGLISH AND GERMAN DICTIONARY. New edition, adapted to the English Student, with great additions and improvements, by CA FEILING, DR. Page 247 - THE MODERN LINGUIST; or, Conversations in English, French, and German ; preceded by Rules for the Pronunciation of German, a copious Vocabulary, and a Selection of Familiar Phrases ; and followed by Models of Receipts, Bills of Exchange, Letters, Notes, Tables of the English, French, and German Coins, and of the English and French Weights and Measures. By ALBERT BARTELS. In square 16mo, neatly bound in cloth. Page 242 - DEUTSCHES LESEBUCH, or GERMAN READING BOOK. New edition, enlarged, improved, and adapted to the use of English Students, by DR. A. HEIMANN, Professor of German at the London University. Page 217 - Le père méditait une réponse sage, Lorsque son fils cadet, transporté de plaisir, Après tant de travail, d'avoir pu parvenir A placer son second étage, S'écrie : " II est fini ! " Son frère, murmurant, Se fâche, et d'un seul coup détruit son long ouvrage ; Et voilà le cadet pleurant " Mon fils, répond alors le père, Le fondateur, c'est votre frère, Et vous êtes le conquérant. Page 230 - PRESENT. fui été, I have been. tu as été, thou hast been. il a été, he has been. nous avons été, we have been. vous avez été, you have been, ils ont été, they have been. Page 246 - CLASSIC READINGS IN ITALIAN LITERATURE. A Selection from the Prose Writings of the best Italian Authors from the thirteenth century to the present time ; with Critical and Explanatory Notes and Biographical Notices, for the Use of Students. By G. CANNIZZARO. Page 247 - DICTIONARY OF THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES, FOR GENERAL USE, with the Accentuation and a Literal Pronunciation of each Word in both Languages ; compiled from the best and most approved English and French Authorities. Page 7 - ... dans les cavernes, les antres et les terriers; tout nous présente les images de la langueur et de la dépopulation. Mais le retour des oiseaux au printemps est le premier signal et la douce annonce du réveil de la nature vivante ; et les feuillages... |