able to mend them?—Because he has had no time.— Have they (man) been able to find my gold buttons?— They have not been able to find them.—Why has the tailor not mended my coat? — Because he has no good thread.—Why have you beaten the dog?—Because it has bitten me.—Why do you not drink ?- Because I am not thirsty.—What have they wished to say?—They have not wished to say anything.—What do they (man) say new in the market?—They say nothing new there.—Have they (man) wished to kill a man?—They have not wished to kill any one.—Have they said any thing new ?—They have said nothing new. (See end of Hessen XXXVI.)

Third Month.

Dritter Monat.

FIFTY-FIRST LESSON.—(Ein und fünfzigste Lection.

To steal—stolen.

Thou stealest, he steals.

To steal something from some one. Have they stolen your hat froni you ?

They have stolen it from me. lias the man stolen the book from Ihee?

Ile has stolen it from me.

W hat have they stolen from you ?

All.

All.

Stehlen* — gestohlen.

Du stiehlst, — er stiehlt, f Jemandem Etwas stehlen*.

•f Hat man Ihnen Ihren Hut ge­stohlen?

-j- Mau hat ihn mir gestohlen.

-j- Hat Dir der Mann das Buch gestohlen?

f Er hat es mir gestohlen.

Was hat mau Ihnen geftohleu?

All is declined in the following manner.

N. G. D. A.

Masc. aller— es—em—en. Neut. alles—es-em—en.

Plural for alt Genders.

N. G. D. A.

Alle—er—en—e.

All (plural).