Je vivrais . . . qu'il =sije vivais cent ans^ il^ etc

3. sauve-qui-peuty stampede^Jlight; lit., save (himself) who can.

Page 142. — l. l'on a pied, has afoot-hold; i.e., canpass on/oot.

Page 146. — i. voulait dire, meant.

Page 147. — i. Ça chauffe là-bas ; see note i, p. 63.

Page 148. — i. me serra le cœur, made me sick at heart.

Page 150. — I. mis de moitié, given me a share ; lit., a half.

Page 151» — I. The story of Waterloo is told in another volume of this séries.

VOCABULARY

à, to, at, with, by, on, for.

abaisser, to let down; s' , to

fall, sink.

abandon, ;;/., forlornness, aban-

donment.

abandonner, to forsake, leave,

désert.

abattre, to break, beat down, de-

molish, destroy ; s' , to fall

down.

abattu, e, dejected, cast down,

discouraged.

abeille,/, bee.

abominable, abominable, détestable.

abondance,/. , abundance, plenty .

d'abord, at fîrst.

aboutir, to end.

aboyer, to bark.

abreuvoir, w., watering-place.

abriter, to shelter, store.

accabler, to crush, oppress, over-

whelni.

accélérer, to accelerate, hasten.

accepter, to accept. accompagner, to accompany.

accorder, to grant, allow, give.

accourir, to run up, hasten, corne.

acculé, e, at bay.

accuser, to accuse, charge.

acheter, to buy.

acheteur, ///., buyer, purchaser.

achever, to finish, end.

acier, vi.y steel.