Buz; see page 117, note i

Page 124. — i. ferrés à glace, thoroughly prepared; Ht. shod for ice and applied to horses.

Page 125* — i. faire la grasse matinée, to rise late, 2. A tout seigneur tout honneur, the French équivalent for "honor to whom honor is due".

Page 126. — i. Madame de Séyigné (1626-1696), one of the literary omaments of the âge of Louis XIV. Her numerous letters

to her daughter are not only models of their kind but are indispensable for the understanding of the social conditions of the time. 2 il n'y avait qne la main, was only the turn of a hand.

Page 127. — i. voilà qui est fait, now ifs done,

2. de tourner, etc. The so-called historical Infinitive; translate as past definite.