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WITH THE PREP. PRONOUNS. 5 I
Exercise IV.
ijue&n An a^e, woman fe^n An ci§e, man of
of the house — the the house,
good wife. i.e., a special house.
$> h-A1U, what place, f e ^ C1 5 e > a householder.
! where. fTionn^UAtA, Finola,
^ConcufoAn, Connor. a woman's name, i.e., potiti
juaIa, fair shoulder.
i. Cat» ua UMU? 110 cat) cÁcú a 5 i&pti&ró ?
2. UÁ mo t)Aifieu*o u Aim -ye; An to-p)t -pé
s^Ac-fA ? 3. Tlí 1i>-pnt fé a^aiti, a^u^ ní
6-pnt por A^Am ca h-Áic Ato-pnt-pé. 4. UÁ
Mfi^eAT) a^ahi acc ni bom pnn é. 5. Cia
-eir é? 6. 1r tern' acaiji é. 7. Cia Leif An
„eAn to 05 pn A^u-p cat> if Ainrn *oo ? 8. 1]- le
ceAn An ci£;e é A^up Con cub an if wtim
00. 9. 1y te beAn An cijje -mi mgeAn 05
óeA-p pn A^ur ponn^UAtA ir wtitn *oi.
10. 'OÁm-bA'ó téi An beAn 05 ú*o mqi m^eAn
oatd -ponA. An beAn í,
Obs.— In the foregoing exercises the use of cÁ with a^
ind -if withle is contrasted. A careful study of these exei-
:ises will render these idioms more familiar to the learner
han any explanation could.
Exercise V.
. Cé&T) mite psitce -pom ax. 2. UÁ 11A01
5-céAT> mite fÁitce A^Am-pa, nomAC. 3. Ir
onmum cú Vem' cpoi-óe. 4. UÁ ca^ia
mAiú rioji Aj"Am. 5. UÁ ré 'ha ca]\a