de toutes pièces, owf of whole cloth

3. un littérateur à tous crins, a /w//-ffedged, or mature, lit., “longhaired,” Æterary man.

Page 42. — 1. passe encore, we// and good.

Page 43.— 1. un intérieur harmonieux, a f/easant home.

Page 44.—1. grand’chose, #4. The final e of the feminine form of the adjective gard, —e, is omitted in some compounds. This usage is a relic from the Latin, in which the adjective grandis had but one form for the masculine and the feminine.