Scène IX

Pourquoi PoUy recule-t-elle ?

Que fait-elle mine de faire ?

Pourquoi Bob se relève-t-il si brusquement ?

A qui le parapluie appartient-il ?

VOCABULARY

aitecuon, y . anection.

affectueux, affectionate.

à, to, at, in, until, for.

affreux, frightf ul.

abandon, m, unconstraint, careless-

agacer, lo imiciic.

ness.

âge. M, âge.

abasourdi, dazed.

agenouiller (s'), to kneel.

abominable, abominable.

BJ^U, \\J clv^t , U o BgXb U.C . XI AS

abord (d'), at iîrst, in

the first

about.

place.

agikc, exciiea.

abri, m. protection.

absence, /. absence.

aile, f, wmg.

absolument, absolutely.

aille, Pt€s, subj. of aller, to go.

absorbé, absorbed.

aimable, lovable.

absurde, absurd.

AimcA, \\J lUVC.

abuser, to abuse.

ainsi, so, thus.

accepter, to accept.

air, m» air, manner.

accorder, to allow.

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accouder (s*), to rest the elbows

ajouter, to add.

(on).

alguazil, tn. Spanish policeman.

accueillir, to receive.

aller, to go ; wtth following ifif*%

accuser, to accuse.

to be going to \ s'en aller, to go

acheter, to buy.

away.