m'en voilà pour Cinq ans, ‘I am in for five years of it

10. 5. parce que, in two words, means * because’; par ce que, ia three words, means ‘by that which,’ ‘by what” Ex. — l'homme n'est malheure qu'il est méchant.

Par ce que l'homme Juger de ses Principes.

‘boulevard is literally a bulwark, warks. The meaning was further d with trees and encircling monly used for any wide

own in

of the name of Arago: the most

François Arago, born near Perpignan

aris in 1863, He was a physicist and

astronomer, and was well known for his discoveries in magnetism and electricity. In 1809 he became a member of the Académie des Sciences, and professor of geometry at the Polytechnic. He was afterwards appointed chief director of the Observatory, and i al secretary to the Académie. Elec i distinguished himis li i r of the provisional

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Page 11ivr 10. 12. monté la maison: here ‘raised," ‘ run the house up to.’