How is my new hat; what do you

thinkofit?

Si. Which way are you going? do

not mistake the road.

Hère are a few shavings.

Look, how it blazes!

Hère are a fewsmall pièces; putthem

on gently.

It is because I am not hungry now.

It is very likely a letter from jny

uncle Louis.

No, Sir, I hâve not seen any one.

Yes, hère he is at last.

He did not know what to say when he saw us.

That is his own business, he is very obstinate, he listens to no one.

I hâve a corn which pains me very

much.

I particularly suffer when it is going

to rain.

Good-bye, give my respects to your

good lâcly.

I thank you much, I shall take one.

That does not mean anything at ail, there is no common sense in it.

I mean neither, I speak of some one you do not know.

I will tell you another day what I

mean.

Yes, every body seems to complain

of him.

Yes, but I find it very incorrect.

I am sorry to say he is not well at

ail.

Not much , Madam, I am afraid he is

becoming an idle boy.

Not yet, but I must certainly do so,

for not only my interest, but my

honour is at stake.

Don't speak of it, itis worse than ever.

Pretty well, but since you ask my opinion, I must tell you candidly that those two coiours do not match.

It fits you very well indeed.

I am going this way, I know the road very well.