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wife. (7) If you accept everything on trust he will rob you. (8) Don't get the habit of distrusting, (9) Do you know that ho is ruined? (10) He will not fail to think that you are using the money as à bait. (11) It is not his fault that he speaks thus of his old friend, (12) I forgot to tell you that your son has returned, (13) You have paid for the luucheon ; I shall pay for the coffee, (14) I have just taken my coffee. (15) When he is rich he will refuse nothing to his son. (16) It is to annoy the English that he has set up his new looms.

ACT IL SCENES 9-14 (1) He would require some money for his expenses. (2) À wile iden occurfed to him. (3) We must go for a walk this evenir, ;. (4) Are you happy, Mademoiselle? No, Lam not. (5) Will you give mc your

word of honor? (6) They have been married for six Years, (7) She gave the boy à box on the ear. (8) The die is cast. (9) If it hadn’t been for my friend I should have been cheated. (10) It is very funny that he doesn't come. (11) I don’t wish to tell you to-day. (12) 1 shall not pay his debts if he remains in prison all his life! (13) You must shut your eyes and open your hands. (14) I shall lock the door securely. (15) You are seeking to entangle me in that afair. (16) Do you not think that your brother is right ?