Box Elder News Journal | 1906-01-25 | Page 5 | Persian a Difficult Language

71 1 persian a difficult language of the difficulties of the language of 0 persia a traveler writes the words v one uses in a letter are almost entirely different from rom those used conversationally ally and those in an ordinary prose history are again different then it Is almost impossible to distinguish the tenses and lastly the adjective Is generally from the substantive and the link between an adjective and aad the term which it qualifies Is the same as the sign of the possessive for instance tho the text this Is my beloved son may bs be read in the persian bible this la Is the son of my beloved without the slightest violence to the grammar