Note S. 78, N. 14 — Section 78. STAND UP[1] FOR WHATEVER IS TRUE, MANLY, AND LOVELY[2]. I.
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[14] When the following verbs are used in connection with another verb governed by them, that verb stands in the Infinitive without the preposition zu (Comp. S. 34, N. 10):
Return to Section 78. STAND UP[1] FOR WHATEVER IS TRUE, MANLY, AND LOVELY[2]. I.Return to Section 128. CHARACTER OF CHARLEMAGNE. II.Return to Section 178. HOW THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON WAS DECEIVED.Return to Section 214. THE CHILDHOOD OF ROBERT CLIVE[1].Return to Section 215. AN ADVENTURE WITH A LION. I.Return to INDEX TO THE GRAMMATICAL RULES AND IDIOMATIC RENDERINGS.