ACT III. SCENES

(1) He wishes to introduce reforms in his expenses. (2) His wife will sell the diamonds which he has given her. (3) :! «on will work to provide for his needs. (4) He is a fine fellow, who loves his father and mother, (5) You do not know the good thaë you have done me. (6) The shoemaker brought him a quarter’s rent on 2ccount. (7) You have allowed yourself to be cheated. (8) That's the way my brother comforts me. (9) He refused his nephew twenty louis when he needed them. (10) You must sign this deed of partnership. (11) He no longer believes in his friends. (12) I drew out the money the day before yesterday. (13) I shall pay you back what I owe you. (14) There isn't any hurry. (15) He was wrong to doubt his friends and relatives. (16) If you come to ask me for a service I shall do it, if I can.