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We were afraid the ogres might hurt us

10. The companions of Ulysses could not prevent him from shouting

aloud : — (14, 38.)

11. He who has caused the loss of thine eye is called Ulysses ! (14, 40.-^

12. When I reached the shore of the island where my friends were

waiting for me, I sat down and fell asleep. (15, 23-29.)

L'ANNEAU DE POLYCRATE. XIX.— (/. 15, /. 31 top. 16, /. 28).

1. Let us cement our friendship by mutual presents. (15, 32.)

2. Why do you rob me? said I to the thief {voleur). (15, 37.)

3. Because I shall give you greater satisfaction if I return to you what

I have taken from you, than if I had robbed you of nothing at all!-(i5, 38.)

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