devançuient.—** Were ahead of

L 31. ne devaient, ete.—"" Were only to abolish, ete.”

1. 36. se répandirent en outrages.—** Burst into insults,” Page 65, line 1,—Undlerstand par before la patience. 1,3, For peur read pour.

1.5, Freely: ‘“ Forgetting his natural dignity of mind and falling with the full strength of his arm, etc.”

1.7. Le foula, ete.—** Scornfully spurned him with his foot,”

L 10. /aissa . . . à exploiter à ses enemis.—‘* Left to his enemies , . . to make capital out of,”