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reciprocal as he wished it and you wished
the speed it toc . .
the dizziness, when they had recovered from stunning their fright . .
I am very glad you hâve corne a pièce of advice do you think we hâve not seen
the calculation • them ?
to part (intr) why do you not do it yourself ? (dont use ' pourquoi ') something was lacking
a crâne could he not hâve heard ?
the cardboard after praising him for his courage
the sand they only lack comnion sensé
a treaty he is not powerful enough for us to put out, dis- to fear him [about
concert we no longer know what we are
a swaggerer he had scarcely opened his
mouth when . .
a disadvantage to speak in a louder voice
to dare it was I who did it
the criticism on many occasions
to lengthen to hâve 15,000 francs income
niournful it was in vain I sp)oke
a banknote to raise one's voice
the customer do not trust him
an ancestor to be thrilled with joy
the frontier before he had sat down
a System to shrug one's shoulders
to give birth to to succeed some one
the mystery to levy a tribute to bloat [man as soon as he had closed his eyes
an old clothes- to abound in riches
incredible to turn a coat inside out
the scorn to shout with ail one's might
the revenge a splendidly-furnished house
the taste to lead a scholar's life
a swan to get rid of sg.
a pièce of about twelve hundred years ago
furniture what vexes me is that . .
to print
an oak-tree I hâve no doubt he knows it
the laurel into the bargain
the dust he was wounded in the left leg
a parcel why do you apply to me ?
a trifle to carry sg. about one's self
to publish it is very difiicult for us to answer them
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83 an invalid a bookseller allow me to send for him to dismiss the service he had the door shut the curtain Spanish let us proceed no farther
84 to snore to explain very early in the morning to get drowsy subtle to send a book to be bound thereupon a cabal it is worth while trying
85 a treatise the drug , to put sg. into practice the memoir an epistle mind you don't touch it
a spoonful to yawn without its being necessary to
begin again
86 a remedy stubborn that does not matter to me the quackery a dose how badly he has written it ! the character the sweetness by dint of energy
87 to humble to strand, fail he is sure to please when he likes to feel dull an undertaking to be given to criticism
the disgust minute everything dépends on you
88 to rush, pounce a thermometer to turn sg. to account the spy-glass the heat to make a fîre
to relax, rest the correspond- of ail the people I see I know ence none
89 to knock down squeaking he was punished for laughing a bone to stun to be overwhelmed with insults to faint, swoon to wipe to summon some one before the
magistrate
