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I . On Sunday he and I will take (faire) a long walk out of town. 2. I believe that the tailor will finish my trousers because he recognizes the possibility of satisfying me. 3. You are mistaken, as you will see immediately after the walk. 4. The trousers are too long by half and the waistcoat is too wide for a person of my size. 5. We did not complain of the size because we thought he would grow very fat. 6. He told me to put on the cap since the coat was too long for me. 7. I was luckier than he, perhaps because I did not look so dangerous.

8. He was looking at himself in the glass and we were busy buckling our belts. 9. I finally succeeded in buckling it but I could hardly breathe. 10. If he had reproached me for saying it, I should hâve destroyed his illusions.