Calendar: 1890-1891 Page 751

GENERAL LITERATURE DEPARTMENT lxxxix koff hastened to copy it wasting time and strength in march towards the sea-shore and counter- march back to the Telegraph Still the sense the French had of their failure and the galling fire which KiriakofFs two batteries were by this time bringing to bear on them began to create in their army grave discontent and sensations scarce short of despondency Seeing the danger to which this con- dition of things was leading and becoming for other reasons impatient Lord Raglan determined to order the final advance of the English infantry without waiting any longer for the time when Canrobert and Prince Napoleon should be established on the plateau So the English infantry went forward and in few minutes the battalions which had followed Codrington had not only defeated one of the two heavy columns of attack which marched down to assail them but had stormed and carried the Great Redoubt Grammatical Questions Form simple adverbs of gan$-furg-ϊ 0ά tunbe- 3abr-$onug-fcerett-recfyt-S eti-Wafyt and compound adverbs from metn and ette-fe and 2Seg-aft and £ ing-etnft and SBetfe Show by examples in how many ways the rela- tive and absolute superlatives of adverbs are formed in German and mention some irregular comparatives and superlatives Correct those of the following sentences in which the cases are wrongly employed 2Btr ftanben auf bem Serge ate er auf ben glufc futyr -3Φ font au3 ben arten al bu in ben qjalaft gtngft -23letbe bet ηύφ trat &or bem tfitotg -3Φ anf ber Scfyuie £ ie3feit bem £ orfe 3$ten 2ΰηη φ gema£ -auf btejem £age -3Φ Η nei en bem emben Β