faire (prêt, fit) acheter, hère, to send to purehase

mouche, lit. fly ; hère— patch, such as used to be -woin by ladies in Perrault's (tbough probably not in Cinderella's) time — about the end of the seventeentli century — to set off their fair complexion.

4. elle avait le goût bon ; wliat bas been said of this construc-

tion of nouns denoting parts of the bodij (p. 1, 1. 4), also applies to those denoting qualifies of the mind.

le mieux du monde ; notice the use of de instead of in, after a superlative ; say — to the lest of hcr ahility.