CHAPTER III

A. — To Une 17, page 21.

1. If the rabbits are in the kitchen-garden, they will destroy everything. 2. I dashed after the servants. 3. Don't slam the door. 4. I had done nothing at ail. 5. Let us continue the conversation. 6. If your sins are so smaîl, it is not worth while speaking of them. 7. The little girl kept still and listened to him. 8. Let us not talk foolishly. g. They hâve been dead and buried so long that they scarcely interest me. 11. I got along with her beautifully.

B. — From Une 77, page 21 1 to end of Chapter III.

1. I stamped my foot. 2. Calm yourself, I beg you. 3. She seated herself beside him. 4. I had heard speak of her uncle. 5 Are you afraid that she will complain to her uncfe? 6. Don't make faces. 7. If you speak to him in a coaxing tone, bis face will expand. 8. Be calm, I shall only torment her in words. 9. Don't make such a frightful noise. 10. She was six years of âge when she saw him for the first and last time.