Note 10 — Section 34. THE[1] MEANS OF CONVEYANCE IN THE TIME OF CHARLES II. II.
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to stick fast, stecken bleiben. Use the Supine, for: When the English Gerund (i.e. the verbal in -ing) is governed by a noun, a verb, or an adjective, it is generally rendered by the Supine. Comp. S. 78, N. 14. Examples:
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