The) evening is coming [on], 2. We no longer see

the mountains. 3. They hâve disappeared in the mist. 4. Down below the meadows and the fields are turning purple. 5. Do you see the roofs of the cottages? 6. We see nothing but a little smoke. 7. Everything is hidden by the fog. 8. We listen to some bells. 9. (The) flocks are going home. 10. Don’t you feel (yourself) sad? 11. The wind and the air of the mountain are becoming cool. 12. Some birds will pass. 13. They will graze us with their wings. 14. Do not be surprised. 15. Suddenly, you will hear some howlings. 16. Do not start.

1 Put always ( toujours ) after the verb.

COMPOSITION EXERCISES

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1. Qu’est-ce que Blanquette sentit? 2. Un moment, qu’est-ce qu’elle se rappela? 3. Qu’avait fait celle-ci? 4. Et le matin, qu’est-ce qui était arrivé? 5. Que se dit Blanquette en se rappelant cette histoire? 6. Puis, que fit-elle? 7. Comment tomba-t-elle en garde? 8. Avaitelle l’espoir de tuer le loup? 9. Que voulait-elle seulement voir?

A. — 1. The brave little goat said 1 to the old [goat]: