CHAPTER VI

à.. — To page sa.

i. I shall go in first and you can bring up the procession, 2. He will break his neck. 3. The wheelwright piques himself on being an artist. 4. He said to me in a low voice, ' that young man has too much money and very little ambition \

5. Is the price higher than you had supposed? 6. The heat is overwhelming; there will be a storm. 7. They came in about four o'clock. 8. The young man leaped to the ground, but could see no one to whom to speak. 9. Let us give some hard blows with our fists on this door. 10. She meant (to say) that he was young and well-dressed. 11. We are delighted to make your acquaintance. 12. There was a relationship between his family and that of the Lavalles.

B. — From page sa to end of Chapter.

I. I shall put up with what is given me. 2. He identifies himself with the environment in which he finds himself. 3, I stopped, my fork in the air, and looked at him. 4. What an amount of money he must spend! 5. Because your neighbors are foolish, it does not follow that you should imitate them.