A Practical Grammar of the Dutch Language

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. 1819 edition. Excerpt: ...komen. zich tegenspreken. vooral. liegen. sterven van verdriet. iiaauwelijks. aanbieden. opspringen van. verkrijgen. achting. f. zedigheid. f. N 93 We did foresee that you should not succeed, afld therefore we gave you that advice. I saw the consequences of your folly, andi resolved to speak no more of it. We did satisfy you as much as we could, and nevertheless you were displeased. He got rid of his prejudices, and followed her advice. Let us die.for our country, and our death will be glorious. I should die satisfied, if I knew you were happy. She has" never discovered my secrets, I rely upon her. Nobody knows what we have sufsered in our last voyage. What would become of you, if we did forsake you? He kept his word, and came soon in the morning. We have read an interresting book of Franklin. He excluded his son from his succession. To foresee, Consequence, Folly, To resolve, To satisfy, Nevertheless, To get rid, Prejudices, Country, Glorious, Satisfied, To discover. To rely upon, To suffer, To become, To forsake, Interresting, To exclude, Succession, voorzten. gevolg. n. dwaasheid, f. be flatten...'...; '. voldoen. tchter. i zkh ontdoen.., vooroordeel. n, vaderland.n. roemrijk. weltevreden., aan den dag brengen. staat maken op. lijden. worden. verlaten. belangrijk. uitfluiten. nulatenfchap. N. 94. The physician told us that her illness proceeds from imprudence. Your grandmother wrote she would come next saturday, if the weather were fine. Your cousin set out in the morning, and came back at night. As soon as we saw that we could not speak to the king, we went away. Your brother gave me his confidence, I know what I owe him. I did not telf her what I thought about it, for fear of giving her any subject of complaint. He told a...