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And thirdly ? — I wish for some more chocolate

8. The good woman thought there was nothing like being young, rich

and fair. (40, 19.)

9. She forgot that 'in spite of that' [malgré cela) she might be sick

and ill-tempered. (40, 20.)

10. What would be the good of being rich, if you were ill ? (40, 23.)

1 1. Ought not the fairy to have granted them a score of wishes? —

12. No, she ought to have granted them (some) wisdom [sagesse, f. ) 'in

order to' (pour) enable [mettre à même de) them to make a good choice [choix, m.).

XLVL— (/. 40, /. 2S to p. 41, /. 29).

1. Take your lime ! — By to-morrow you will know what things arc

most necessary to you. (40, 28.)

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