THE ESPERANTIST
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CONTENTS.
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Editor’s Page161
A Deal in Ostriches (translated by Martyn Westcott)162–3
Havre (Elise Bauer)164–5
Brussels (G. C. Law)165–6
A Simple Permanent Calendar (Rev. R. A. Davis)166
Vowels in Esperanto (R. J. Lloyd, D. Lit, M.A.)167
Club Committee Meeting168
Esperanto in Belgium168–9
The "Spectator" on Esperanto169
Local Items169
Correspondence Page170
Quite an Ordinary Woman (E. W.)171
Dover (H. Bolingbroke Mudie)172–6
What does Little Birdie Say? (A. Motteau)176
The Rose and the Daisy (Clarence Bicknell)176
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The Various PARTICIPLES of a Verb Ex: Trinki (to drink)
FUTURE OPRESENT APAST I
ACTIVEPASSIVEACTIVEPASSIVEACTIVEPASSIVE
TrinkOntaTrinkOtaTrinkAntaTrinkAtaTrinkIntaTrinkIta
MI ESTAS TRINKONTALA TEO ESTAS TRINKOTAMI ESTAS TRINKANTALA TEO ESTAS TRINKATAMI ESTAS TRINKINTALA TEO ESTAS TRINKITA
I am about to drinkThe tea is about to be drunkI am drinkingThe tea is being drunkI have drunkThe tea has been drunk
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