Key to the Arabic Grammar of the Written Language
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And he said to him: "0 judge, we did not know how to rescue from you the deposit of the stranger pilgrim except by giving you possession of the world entirely, but if you possess it, by what means shall we rescue it." Then he knew that it was a ruse.
Exercise ns.
On^U 59 o ) ■^ ^ ^j"^ j.y^lj L>i:^j^x^ c)^ ^•*- to _y^^ i| ^.Ljt j,i. lyo^^i jij: ii __. ^i^^ i:^j «^:;; — J.OIJ-L (j]_j ;_,'^Ji ^^ ^c, J. ^' L*^5. „- '..aiU: 4SJ5 3 3 ^^- »tV>i3 KxLs „_.^J(^ !^ik' bJU^ ^j ij] y^, — Kc_yj Uj -03 *-^' (...*■■! L?-^j^ li] O^.^S>0 5-;V*4i >-J_y*---Jt ,^.,! OsJtJ 'l?"^ O"* ^ *"^' '^ "T-^- o'^ ^"^^ 1^"^ u^^"" i3.i t_5j! Uw\.;.c } - o , ^ Exercise 89.
I must consider my neighbour even if he acts unjustly, so I informed him of my intention, even though that was unwillingly. I said: "If I get the upper hand over the enemies, it is good; and if not, then deatli is sweeter than a bitter life." Your en- trance into the gate of sorrow, if you wish, is easy; but the going out is hard. I sent Hasan to the top of the mountain to observe the robbers, for otherwise the - 60 — enemy might have suddenly fallen on us and he would have been able to take us captive and kill us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he said to him: "0 judge, we did not know how to rescue from you the deposit of the stranger pilgrim except by giving you possession of the world entirely, but if you possess it, by what means shall we rescue it." Then he knew that it was a ruse.
Exercise ns.
On^U 59 o ) ■^ ^ ^j"^ j.y^lj L>i:^j^x^ c)^ ^•*- to _y^^ i| ^.Ljt j,i. lyo^^i jij: ii __. ^i^^ i:^j «^:;; — J.OIJ-L (j]_j ;_,'^Ji ^^ ^c, J. ^' L*^5. „- '..aiU: 4SJ5 3 3 ^^- »tV>i3 KxLs „_.^J(^ !^ik' bJU^ ^j ij] y^, — Kc_yj Uj -03 *-^' (...*■■! L?-^j^ li] O^.^S>0 5-;V*4i >-J_y*---Jt ,^.,! OsJtJ 'l?"^ O"* ^ *"^' '^ "T-^- o'^ ^"^^ 1^"^ u^^"" i3.i t_5j! Uw\.;.c } - o , ^ Exercise 89.
I must consider my neighbour even if he acts unjustly, so I informed him of my intention, even though that was unwillingly. I said: "If I get the upper hand over the enemies, it is good; and if not, then deatli is sweeter than a bitter life." Your en- trance into the gate of sorrow, if you wish, is easy; but the going out is hard. I sent Hasan to the top of the mountain to observe the robbers, for otherwise the - 60 — enemy might have suddenly fallen on us and he would have been able to take us captive and kill us.
What to read after Key to the Arabic Grammar of the Written Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thatcher, G. W. (Griffithes Wheeler), 1863-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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