XI. Il y a de quoi, ifs enough to make one crazy

X4. n'avait pas dû s'abbatre loin, could not hâve fallen far off.

52. — g. Vosges, mountain-chain on the west side of the Upper Rhine plain, parallel to the Rhine and the Black Forest.

63. — ay. Frédéric Charles. Friedrich Karl, Prinz von Preussen (1828-1885), only son of Prince Karl, brother of Emperor Wm. I. He was in command of the second German army. He shut up Bazaine in Metz, and forced him to surrender, Oct. 27. He was made General Field-Marshal.

55. — a. Guide, Guido Reni (i 575-1642), ncted painter of the Bolognese school. — Tintoret, Jacopo Robusti (15 19-1594), a Venetian painter. His father was a dyer, hence the name Tintoretto.

3. Corrège, Antonio Allegri da Correggio ( 1494-1 534)» famous painter of the Lombard school. — Pérugin, Pietro Vannucci (1446-1523), called Perugino from his native town, Perugia. Belonged to the Umbrian school, and was especially famous as the master of Raphaël.

4. Martin Schoen, also known as Schongauer (i 446-1 488), a celebrated German historical painter and engraver.