Vengeur, 'avenger.' Temps, 'time.' Prendre haleine

' to take breath.' Perdre, ' to lose.' Cria, ' cried.' A qui le lui rendra, ' to someone to give it back to her. ' Le compère, ' old father.' Répondre, ' to reply.' Allez! 'There, there 1' La mère Michel. The force of the la is perhaps best rendered by ' My good mother Michel.' Donc, ' then.' Il sera, from être, G., § 40, ' it will be.' Rendre, ' to return.' Décidé, 'settled.' Si, 'if.' Baiser; cf. Baisers pour tous, Lecture XIX. N'en a pas voulu, ' would bave none of it.' Saucisson, 'sausage.' Combien? ' How much for?' Trop,^ 'too.' Didon, ' Dido.' Dodu, ' plump.' Dindon, ' turkey.' Oter, ' to take away,' ' cure.' Te, ' from you.' Toux, 'cough.' Chasseurs, ' hunters.' Sachez, 'know how.' N'a garde, 'takes good care not.'

77. — Avant de, ' before.' Démontra, 'demonstrated.' Appétit,

m., 'appetite.' Vient, 'comes.' La vie, 'life. ' De plus en plus, 'more and more.' Il s'en prirent à, ' they put the blâme on.' Dirent, ' told.' Lui, ' him.' Proposition, ' proposai.' Sot, ' fool.' Ajouter, 'to add.' Si, 'if.' Auraient, 'would bave.' Même, ■ .-.ame.' Comprit, ' understood.' Tomberait, ' would fall.' Allait, ' went.' Il n'y ait pas, ' there are no.' Se sacrifier, " to sacrifice one's self. ' Volontiers, 'willingly.' Bien public, 'public good.' Vais, from aller, ' to go,' G., § 35. A la recherche, 'in search.' Revenir, ' to corne back.' Au plus vite, 'asquicklyas you can.' S'éloigner, composed of e ' from ' (Lat. ex), and loin, 'far,' and means ' to get away.' Et ... et, ' both . . . and.'