aurait fait du, would hâve donc with ; as

6. ce que deviendrait, idiom, as 4, 6. proche, usually proche de. fit cacher, as 31, 5.

7. n'en pouvait plus de f., could (do) no more for fatigue: was quite overcome "oith fatigue, vint à, began to.

8. n'en eurent pas moins, were not less afraid — than wken, etc.

9. de s'enfuir ... et qu'ils, etc. Note the irregular change from infin. to subjuncti ve : and not to put themselves to trouble about him, as 5, 2. crurent son conseil, took his advice.

Page 36. — i. fées. See 7, i.

2. se trouvèrent aussi \\iBtQ^, fitted as exactly as if, etc. See 24, i.

3. tout ce . . . vaillant, ail his tnoney (lit. valuable). sans . . . rien, because sans implies a négative.

4. que voilà, which you see; oï,asyousee. Note the several subjunctives; also change of tense : prisse . . . croyiez, etc.