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English → De CHAPTER I. Mrs. Rachel Lynde Is Surprised Level 6/10

Rachel to the wild rose bushes out of the fulness of her heart; but if she could have seen the child who was waiting patiently at the Bright River station at that very moment her pity would have been still deeper and more profound.

Rachel zu den wilden Rosensträuchern aus der Fülle ihres Herzens; aber wenn sie das Kind hätte sehen können, das in jenem Augenblick geduldig am Bahnhof von Bright River wartete, wäre ihr Mitleid noch tiefer und inniger gewesen.

Vocabulary

zu
To, toward, or too; versatile German preposition/particle
den
The; definite article in accusative or dative plural
wilden
Wild, untamed; adjective in inflected form
Rosensträuchern
Rose bushes; plural dative form of Rosenstrauch
aus
Out of, from; preposition indicating origin or source
der
The; definite article, genitive or dative feminine form
Fülle
Abundance, fullness, richness of something
ihres
Of her, her; possessive pronoun in genitive case
Herzens
Of the heart; genitive form of Herz
aber
But, however; coordinating conjunction showing contrast
wenn
If, when; subordinating conjunction for conditions or time
sie
She, they, or you formal; personal pronoun
das
The; neuter definite article or demonstrative pronoun
Kind
Child; a young person or offspring
hätte
Would have; subjunctive II form of haben
sehen
To see, to look at; basic verb of sight
können
To be able to, can; modal verb of ability
in
In, inside, within; common German preposition of location
jenem
That, that particular; demonstrative pronoun in dative
Augenblick
Moment, instant; a brief point in time
geduldig
Patiently, patient; showing calm endurance while waiting
am
At the, on the; contraction of an dem
Bahnhof
Train station; a place where trains stop
von
From, of, by; preposition indicating origin or belonging
wartete
Waited; simple past tense of warten
wäre
Would be; subjunctive II form of sein
ihr
Her, their, or your plural; possessive or personal pronoun
Mitleid
Sympathy, pity, compassion; feeling for another's suffering
noch
Still, even, yet; adverb indicating continuation or degree
tiefer
Deeper; comparative form of tief meaning deep
und
And; basic coordinating conjunction connecting elements
inniger
More heartfelt, more fervent; comparative of innig
gewesen
Been; past participle of sein used in perfect tenses
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