ton maître états, ' 3 our master must be much

excited. '

5. comice agricole, 'agricultural Society.' The plural form of comice is used in the sensé of assemblies of the people for voting ; the singular form came into use in the sensé in the text towards the end of the 18th century.

5. Appajon, chef-lieu de canton in the département of Seine-et-

Oise, 37 kilometers (about 23 miles) south-west of Paris. It has a population of between two and three thousand. The chief trade of the place is in cereals, cattle, poultry, etc. There is a church in the town dedicated to Saint Germain, of which a part dates from the 12th century. In this church are some paintings belonging to the 17th and 18th centuries. It is a plain country town, not very rich in real antiquities.