lui qui, he who. Note that il can be used only with the

verb immediately following it, or separated from the verb only by the négative ne or the objective pronoun (direct or indirect). See below, 1. 21, U Rattachait, where the subject expressed hère by lui is expresped again by ilf the verb directly following it. This use of il does not apply to the féminine elle. See l. 22, elle aussi which, if masculine, would be lui aussi; i. e,^ the masculine oon-

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junctive pronoun is ilj dîsjunctive taij while the féminine lias only the form elle in both cases.

25. — 4. Saint-Pierre de Montmartre, the new cathedral on the summit of Montmartre, one of the most conspiciious objects in Paris, when viewing the city from the Buttes de Chaumont, the Tour Eiffel, the Arc de Triomphe, the Tour de St. Jacques, or tlie Panthéon.

8. manifestations cérébrales quelconques, msrely cérébral. manife^alionfL 35. la rive droite, the right hank ; t. e., hère = Montmartre. 35. la rive gauche, the Ufl bank; i. e., hère = the Latin Quarter.