Vous êtes sorti de page, so are not a child any more

Page 123.— 71. des endroits impossibles, disreputable resorts. 2. je te le rends-bien, 7 refurn your Kindness. 3. Que veux-tu? What could you expect?

Page 124.— 1. je t’en saurai gré, 7 sal be grateful to youfor it

Page 125.—1. Offenbach: a German composer (1819-1880) who lived at DR He wrote a number of light operas.

Page 126.—71. Si, yes, is used (instead of ox?) as an emphatic affirmative after a negative.

Page 127.—1. Que non! WAy no! . Le vieil homme, “#2 o/d Adam ;” i.e., her natural disposition.

Page 128.—7+. se battre contre un moulin à vent, fp#? with a æwind-mill ; an allusion to the famous wind-mill fight of Don Quixote, hero of the Spanish satirical romance of the same name. Its author, Cervantes, lived from 1547 to 1616.

2. vous me promenez dans un amphigouri, you have been leadiny me about in a labyrinth.

Page 130.—7+1. ne t’en prends qu’à toi-même, #/ame only yourself for it.