Grammar of the Dano-Norwegian Language (Classic Reprint)

Ths present work is based on theO utlines of Norwegian Grammar, by tlie same author, published in 1865. At that time the number of English travellers inN orway was comparatively emalL Kost of them were accustomed to make a considerable sojourn in the country each year, for the sake of fishing and shooting, and, living as they did among a population speaking only the native language, they felt the want of some manual conveying just sufficient know ledge of the rudiments to enable them to Interpret or construct a sentence on correct grammatical lines. To supply this need I prepared a short Grammar, giving so much infonuation as was necessary to lay a foundation, and no more. This book has been long out of print, having, I believe, fulfilled the purpose for which it was written. Since then the crowd of English and Americans visiting Norway every summer has greatly increased; and although the majority of these, being mere tourists, do not feel any necessity for learning the language, yet there are many among them who would gU dly qualify themselves to be their own interpreters. But over and above these summer visitors, there is a large :,.
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