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uifts does one receive trom Providence? 6. It is a shame not to travel when one can, 7, He said he would strike while the iron was hot, NS. What do vou want of me? 9, Shall she look after your lugwage * 10, [Ît secemed to him that they maight wait till nine ocloek. PE Fam afrasd it will be cold in the carriage. 1 He said that he feared nether God nor man. 14 What do you need for a Journey ke this? Nothing, 14 Whatever obstacles there may be, they shall not weaken my resolve, 15, 1 know what [ need. 16. As soon as mv trunk is (use fut.) packed, F shall be with you. 17. [tis a bad quarter of an hour to pass, vou Will adimit, 18. Do you Want me to do you a service? 19, Of what use is it to make a scene ?

PaAGEs 19, 20.

1. Quel personnage Rouvivre joue-t-il dans cette scène? 2. Racontez ce qu'il pense du caractere de Mme, Dupuis. 3, Comment s’est-i. conduit pendant le diner” 4, Quelle excuse donne-t-il de sa conduite* 3, Qu'est-ce que cette scene Ini rappelle? 6. Comment Rouviére se poste-t-il pour recevoir Mme, Dupuis ?

L When once you have abandoned the project, I shall depart, What objects has Rouvière in this matter? 3. They are to oblige bis friend and to upset the serenity of his friend's wife. 4. The Turks believe in (4) polygamy. 35. It is impossible to see this woman without understanding her, 6. To understand everything

is to forgive (prrrdonner ) everything. 7. No one is 80 disagreeable as a stay-at-home. 8. Send me some money and I will give you all these curiosities. 9. There is nothing which is so perpetual as boredom. 10 Don't you think you could standit? 11. What is there to be ashamed of* 12. Imagine what a narrow mind she must have. 13. It is an extraordinary thing that.he should have bowed his head under the yoke. 14, They were so absorbed that they did not perceive her plan. 15. Whom did vou steal that cat from” 16. I know so many other stories that 1 shall keep this one till to-morrow.

PaGEs 21, 22,

1. Quel est le projet de (ieorge et de son ami? 2, Quelle énigme ce dernier donne-t-il à deviner à Mme, Dupuis? 3. Qu'est-ce qu'elle

demande à Rouviére? 4 Queiie reponse tait-:l à sa demande ?

Quelle raison donne-til pour explique le départ de 5, Dupuis”

. Combien de temps le amis vont-ils etre absents ?

1. He says that it amounts to the same thing. © If L'kKnew now to guess riddles E should explain this one to yon, 3. Leave me, ni, husband, E tell you. +. Cut your joy short, for he is no longer ebhve 3. It seems wonderful that you should lave sojourned twenty Yerrs at Saint-Sauveur, 6. Seize the present and let the future we. 4. I am not simple enough to reply seriously to a joke. S. Déucihvis ônlv a journey into the future. 9. Itis a journey from which'tae never returns. 10. Blessed be the church, its mission 18 that of relire. 11. Take me to the war, I shall come back with the otherse : 42. Wear is a mission of despair. 13. Thou shalt not think only of Lyse!f. 14. Going to chureh isn't everything. 15. He had promise I chovl4 see him again. 16. Sailors’ wives have religion.

1. Qu'est-ce que Rouvière promet à Mme. Dupuis? 2 Sur quor s'y engage-t-il? 3 De quelles femmes fut-l grand cas? 4: Conr.. ment veut-il arranger la vie de Mme. Dupuis pendant l'alsence de son mari? 5. Quelle est la vraie source de la douleur dé "Mine. Dupuis? 6. Quelle question s'est elle adressée en secret 7. Pourquoi a-t-elle maudit Rouvière ?

1. Why don't you want him to go. 2. He is more delicate than 1 thought, 3. They had taken gomdi care of you, had they not? 4 I give you my word of honour that I shall make no scene, 3. A farewell scene is a terrible one. 6. I set no store by him, because he is not a Christian. 7. She will be glad wher you are gone, 8. This great grief is only half a grief. 9. Take care not to accuse her of calmness. 10. You don't know how different our life is from yours. 11. Wives whose husbands are absent half the time have a reason for their sorrow. 12. Habit is a part of life. 13. Thirty years ago Ï thought 1 loved you. 14. Do you not admit that happiness has a value? 15 A grief shared is only half a grief, 16. How can this journey reply to that question? 17, The happier one

3s the less worthy one is of han ÈS, vi DEN ee

nness,

54 2 COMPOSITION EXERCISES, ES “ Pacs 25, 96

QU AT RIT He rivalité Mani Dupuis atelle dû combattre* 9 Quelle catiquu uson fait-clle entre Honvicre et elle-méme 3 Quel a ét dé Fésult it,dle ses efforts? 4, Par l'aide de qui Rouvicre atil ét Vainçu . "Pourquoi Mine, Dupuis ne veut-clle plus empecher le

Vayatre the so ir 6, Po raquoi M, Dupuis chusse-t-1l la ge rvante Le .

sd. (PNOTA tone's vouth is the most difficult task of all 9. As for enéguare tsitig reuses 11} proportion [E: youth becomes eétlaced, NA At

"Ue monént of our Marriage L perceived the difference bet we. ù prose

al potes y. 4. D 'have promised you to hide ny tears from him Ÿ : 3

A SÉNORt against Vouin vain, 6. Even if you could have prevented

Je défnsture, vou would not have tried to. 7. Those who try to

à Hoisor the lives of others are ver Wicked, $S, In so doing he would D" ‘. D ".svtly itritate you more, T must go, or else vou must, 10, Mind

“sourwwn business, 11. Would You not answer for me in this . anattér *°12, The mad cannot answer fortheir actions, 13. In saying : "hat hi Would shorten his absence he recognized his fault. 14 AI es . :

“sepoauls hd to Rome, 15. 1 don't tind anything so anusing as to .

carry deünks.

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