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Page 269 - Henry's First Latin Book" is used, a want of additional Exercises has been felt. This it is now intended to supply by a little book merely supplementary, containing no new rules, and but few new -words. The sentences are either modifications of those in the original work, or translations from some Latin author. By far the greater part of the phrases, in fact, have been taken from Cassar, Cicero, Livy, and Sallust. The Exercises are numbered to correspond with those in Henry's First Latin Book...
Page 112 - On the meaning of the verb итцм, the following things are to be noted : the Près., Impf., Fut. and first Aor. Act. have a transitive meaning, to place ; but the second Aor., Perf. and Pluperf. Act. (with the Fut.
Page 269 - ... master the principal difficulties of the Latin language by easy steps. At first only the third person singular of a few tenses of the verb, and one case of a noun are used, the dependent words in the sentence being gradually introduced. Each lesson in Grammar is followed by a Vocabulary, an Exercise in English for translation into Latin, and one in Latin for translation into English, the work thus forming an easy progressive Grammar, Exercise, and Construing Book.
Page 269 - Book" is used, a want of additional Exercises has been felt. This it is now intended to supply by a little book merely supplementary, containing no new rules, and but few new -words. The sentences are either modifications of those in the original work, or translations from some Latin author. By far the greater part of the phrases, in fact, have been taken from Cassar, Cicero, Livy, and Sallust. The Exercises are numbered to correspond with those in Henry's First Latin Book, and the references given...