General Principles of the Structure of Language, Volumen2Trübner & Company, 1885 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Abipones abstract adjective adverb African arthritic belong breath chap character coalesce combination compound connection consonants copula corresponding degree denotes derivative elements direct object distinct element of tense excitability expressed fact follows the verb formation formed fragments future Gabelentz genitive give Grammar habits Ibid idea imper intransitive Kafir language latter less Lifu Mandingo Maré means mental action mind nature object of thought object or condition objects and conditions participle particularise passive past perf personal pronouns plural Polynesian postpositions precedes predicate preposition present pron pronominal pronominal element race realisation reduplication reference root second person sect seems sense sentence separate signifies singular sometimes speech subj subjoined subjunctive substantive objects succession Susu syllable tend tendency thee third person thou tion tive transitive transitive verb utterance verbal element verbal noun verbal particles verbal stem vowel Woloff word Yakama
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Página 48 - Upwards of 5000 people, tho greater part warriors, met us with awful bursts of martial music, discordant only in its mixture ; for horns, drums, rattles, and gong-gongs were all exerted with a zeal bordering on frenzy, to subdue us by the first impression. The smoke which encircled us from the incessant discharges of musketry confined our glimpses to the foreground.
Página 309 - And when he had made a scourge of small cords, he drove them all out of the temple, and the sheep, and the oxen; and poured out the changers...
Página 48 - ... shot, I drove the Fantees under their forts, I spread my sword over them, they were all killed, and their books from the fort are mine. I can do as much for the English as the Fantees, they know this well, they know I have only to send a captain to get all the heads of the Fantees. These white men cheat me, they think to make 'Shantee fool; they pretend to make friends with me, and they join with the Fantees to cheat me, to put shame upon my face; this makes the blood come from my heart.
Página 259 - And I knew him not; but he that sent me to baptize with water, the same said unto me; Upon whom thou shalt see the Spirit descending, and remaining on him, the same is he which baptizeth with the Holy Ghost. And I saw, and bare record that this is the Son of God.
Página 48 - The smoke which encircled us from the incessant discharges of musketry, confined our glimpses to the foreground ; and we were halted whilst the captains performed their Pyrrhic dance, in the centre of a circle formed by their warriors ; where a confusion of flags, English, Dutch, and Danish, were waved and flourished in all directions ; the bearers plunging and springing from side to side, with a passion of enthusiasm only equalled by the captains, who followed them, discharging their shining blunderbusses...
Página 59 - Greenlanders are as yet subject to no Government, nor know of any Magistrates, or Laws, or any sort of Discipline; yet they are so far from being lawless, or disorderly, that they are a Law to themselves; their even Temper, and Good Nature making them observe a regular and orderly Behaviour towards one another. One cannot enough admire how peaceably, lovingly and united they live together: Hatred and Envy, Strifes and Jars are never heard of among them. And although it may happen, that one bears...
Página 71 - Unbroken silence and deep attention were manifested during the struggle ; but as soon as one was thrown the scene was instantly changed ; the vanquished was scarcely stretched on the sand when a shout of exultation burst from the victor's friends. Their drums struck up ; the women rose, and danced in triumph over the fallen wrestler, and sang in defiance to the opposite party.
Página 47 - A few women and children ran from me in a fright ; but the majority, less timid, approached as near as they could to catch a glimpse of the first white man they had ever seen. My appearance seemed to interest them amazingly, for they tittered and wished me well, and turned about to titter again. On returning, the crowd became more dense than ever, and drove all before them like a torrent. Dogs, goats, sheep, and poultry were borne along against their will, which terrified them so much, that nothing...
Página 246 - What shall be done to the man that killeth this Philistine, and taketh away the reproach from Israel? for who is this uncircumcised Philistine, that he should defy the armies of the living God?
Página 70 - Every one who has had the opportunity of comparison must have been struck with the contrast between the taciturn, even morose, aborigines of South America and the light-hearted, talkative negroes.