Note 10 — Section 16. POOR PAY[1].
Reading edition
Supply the relative pronoun ‘which’, for: The relative pronoun can never be omitted in German; to spill, vergießen.
Return to Section 16. POOR PAY[1].Return to Section 29. HONESTY.Return to Section 51. THE WHITE SHIP. V.Return to Section 64. TENDER, TRUSTY, AND TRUE. IV.Return to Section 75. THE BEAUTY OF THE EYE. II.Return to Section 80. WORK[1] IS A GREAT COMFORTER.Return to Section 83. THE POWER OF BEAUTY.Return to Section 88. A CURIOUS[1] INSTRUMENT. I.Return to Section 93. A CURIOUS INSTRUMENT. VI.Return to Section 107. THE DRAMA OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OF 1848. VII.Return to Section 110. GOETHE’S[1] DEATH. I.Return to Section 115. THE ART OF ORATORY.Return to Section 143. JAMES WATT AND THE STEAM-ENGINE. II.Return to Section 147. MR. H. M. STANLEY’S APPEAL FOR SUPPLIES. II.Return to Section 153. NEW-YEAR’S EVE. II.Return to Section 203. THE TWO SCHOOLBOYS, OR EYES AND NO EYES. III.Return to INDEX TO THE GRAMMATICAL RULES AND IDIOMATIC RENDERINGS.