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"We can't tell, I s'pose," replied the child; "but I think they are, anyway. Now what shall I say?" "The subjunctive mood, past perfect tense of the verb 'to know." "If I had known "If we had known If thou hadst known If you had known If he had known If they had known.
The faith which St. Paul defined, pistis in Greek, is better translated as trust, confidence. The word pistis is derived from the verb peithô, which in its active voice means to persuade and in its middle voice to trust in someone, to esteem him as worthy of trust, to place confidence in him, to obey. And fidare se, to trust, is derived from the root fid whence fides, faith, and also confidence.
Even from the most simple particles, verbs may be thus formed, by which at the same time great precision and great strength are given to conversation. Yet the language contains no irregular verb or noun, every thing being regulated by the most wonderful precision and simplicity, so that the theory of the language is remarkably easy, and may be learnt in a very short time.
One would think she was enjoying it," Minnie said, with a little emphasis on the word. As she used it, it seemed the most reprehensible verb in the world. "She likes to be with Theo," said Chatty; "and she is always such a one for the air." "Likes!" said her sister. "Is this a time to think of what one likes, with poor dear papa in his coffin?"
Oh, and I must tell you that I had a letter the other day from Mr. 'Did you not mean "fell" the verb, he said, 'or do I mistake? So, you see, some people in the world did actually understand what I meant. I am eager to prove that possibility sometimes. How full of life of mind Mr. Eagles's letter is.
II. In the first series of propositions the word 'is' is really the copula; in the second, the verb of existence. As in the first series, the negative consequence followed from one being affirmed to be equivalent to the not many; so here the affirmative consequence is deduced from one being equivalent to the many.
Ed. Bunyan's allegorical spirit appears in nearly all his writings. Diseases lay their heads together to bring Badman to the grave, making Consumption their captain or leader of these men of death. Ed. 'Haunt, an Anglo-Norman word. Custom, practice; more commonly used as a verb, to haunt, or frequently visit. Ed. An old tippling custom, more honoured in the breach than in the observance. Ed.
These words illustrate, incidentally, how little we can trust to the grammatical distinction of parts of speech, since the substantive "rain" and the verb "to rain" denote precisely the same class of meteorological occurrences.
A feature peculiarly Italian, and unknown even to the Sanscrit, is the mode of imparting a substantive character to the verb by gerunds and supines, a process carried out more completely here than in any other language. Relation of the Italians to the Greeks
Making this our prayer means trusting God. That is God, and that His will, and that the meaning of our offering this prayer. "Thy will be." A man's will is the man in action, within the limits of his power. God's will for man is Himself in action, within the limits of our cooperation. Be is a verb, an action-word, in the passive voice.
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