CHAPTER VIII

A. — To page 76.

1. H ave you received that telegram? 2. They seated themselves opposite each other. 3. I pray that ail sorrows may be removed from your path. 4. What old-fashioned ideas! 5. He made vain efforts to keep back the tears which were rolling down his cheeks. 6. Let us go a little way on foot. 7. She took the former place of her aunt in the carriage. 8. Let us put ail thèse innumerable packages in that trunk. 9. That hat makes her look ugly. 10. Let us go at once to the station. 1 1 . Let us register our baggage.

B. — From page 76 to end of Chapter.

1. I am a good judge of franknesss. 2. After having given her another bag of cakes, he buried himself in another newspaper. 3. If you wouldn't talk so much, I could read a little. 4. I wish you to take charge of her. 5. We should regret it keenly if you were not happy. 6. She had blue eyes and brown hair. 7. Do you remember it? 8. Will you please write a line accepting their invitation?