My heart will be free when it is (will be) over

9. Your face is terrible. 10. Do not repel me. 11. You did 1 not answer me. 12. Do not weep. 13. Do not hide your head in your hands.

B. — 1. What did 1 you do? 2. What did 1 you say? 3. Where did 1 you go? 4. Answer me. 5. I was asking you what (that which) you had done. 6. I am listening to you. 7. Tell me everything. 8. Do not hide anything from (to) me. 9. Did 1 you accuse yourself? 10. Why did 1 you weep? 11. Relieve your heart. 12. I shall not repel you. 13. In proportion as you (will) speak, your

1 Use the past indefinite.

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heart will be relieved. 14. Tell me what (that which) you did.1 15. I picked 1 up the money and I hid 1 it.

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1. Qu’est-ce que votre ami vous demande de faire? 2. Où devez-vous vous en aller tout de suite? 3. Qu’estce que c’est qu’Eyguières? 4. Est-ce loin de votre moulin? 5. En arrivant, que demanderez-vous? 6. Décrivez la première maison après le couvent. 7. Devezvous frapper la porte? 8. Pourquoi non? 9. En entrant, que crierez-vous? 10. Alors, qui est-ce que vous verrez? 11. Que feront les deux vieux? 12. De la part de qui les embrasserez- vous? 13. Comment le ferez-vous? 14. Puis, de qui les deux vieux et vous parlerez-vous?

A. — 1. We went 1 to Eiguyères. 2. That is a walk of two leagues. 3. That town has a convent, three large mills and many small houses. 4. The convent is old, old, very old. 5. The houses are low and old, old, very old. 6. Ail the houses hâve (some) gray shutters. 7. You can see (One sees) (some) small gardens behind the houses. 8. Ail the doors were 2 open. 9. We reached (arrived 1 at) the old town. 10. We entered 1 (into) the first house.

B. — 1. On (In) entering, we did not rap.1 2. We opened A the door. 3. We saw 1 two armchairs. 4. In these large armchairs one could see (saw 2) two small old [persons]. 5. We shouted: 1 we are Maurice’s friends.

1 Use the past indefinite.

2 Use the imperfect indicative.

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6. They held 1 out their arms to us. 7. We embraced 1 them for you. 8. They embraced 1 us with ail theïr hearts (heart). 9. We spoke 1 about you. 10. You had asked us for a service. 11. We rendered 1 it to you. 12. You are (some) good people.

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