They are nothing in comparison with what I hâve seen

3. My eyes always finish by resting on that bust. 4. We hâve only to look at him to be restored to our natural condition.

Page 154, — 1. W^hat différence does it make to hin»? 2. What evils a long life would hâve made him undergo ! 3. Wo are forbidden to visit his grave.

Page 156. — 1. The sunV rays gild the mountain tops. 2. The cai-nival was drawing near a dosa 3. Whether her présence was the cause of it or whether it was caused by agitation, she was awake.

Page 151. — 1. It was sttll entangled in the veils of night. 2. It would hâve touched with pity anyone who might hâve seen her struggling. 3. A bouquet fell on the floor. 4. She disapproved very much of everything which had happened in her absence.

Page 158. — 1. We do not give ourselves up to such transports. 2. What displeases me is that j^ou give yourseK up to such freaks. 3. He is always building castles in the air.