Fables De La Fontaine With Grammatical Explanatory And Etymological Notes
Fables De La Fontaine With Grammatical Explanatory And Etymological Notes
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) bisaccia, sac a double poche. 6 7 Et pour cause : And with good reason (as being the cleverest and ugliest). 6 1 6 Tant s'en faut : " Far from it. " Faut homfaillir, to be wanting. 6 17 Closer: To comment. From^fosja. G. Fi. Zoaa, (glossary). 6 27 Du reste : in other respects.
6 29 Taupe : From talpa, as chauve from cafous, chaud from calidus, &c. , &c.
FABLE VIII.
7 6 Eclos : Fully formed, hatched (of an egg), of a flower blown. Lat. Excludere. 7 8 Chanvre : Cannabis. The ch from Lat. Ca is ...common, canis, chien, &c, &c. 7 9 Manant : A labourer, one who remains (manen- tem) attached to the soil ; as Angl. Tenant from tenentem. 7 10 Oisillon: Dimin. Of oiseau, as carpillon from carpe, &c. , &c.
7 21 Chaudron: Boiler; Ang. Cauldron. 7 25 Trop de quoi : Elliptical for de quoi manger, what to eat.
7 26 Cheneviere : Field sown with chanvre. 7 33~ fip'ucher : To clear ; properly to take off the pelut-he. L. L. Pilu'dum, dimin. Of pilum ; Ang.
plush.
7 36 Mauvaise : 111 weeds grow apace.
8 5 Reginglettes : Traps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) bisaccia, sac a double poche. 6 7 Et pour cause : And with good reason (as being the cleverest and ugliest). 6 1 6 Tant s'en faut : " Far from it. " Faut homfaillir, to be wanting. 6 17 Closer: To comment. From^fosja. G. Fi. Zoaa, (glossary). 6 27 Du reste : in other respects.
6 29 Taupe : From talpa, as chauve from cafous, chaud from calidus, &c. , &c.
FABLE VIII.
7 6 Eclos : Fully formed, hatched (of an egg), of a flower blown. Lat. Excludere. 7 8 Chanvre : Cannabis. The ch from Lat. Ca is ...common, canis, chien, &c, &c. 7 9 Manant : A labourer, one who remains (manen- tem) attached to the soil ; as Angl. Tenant from tenentem. 7 10 Oisillon: Dimin. Of oiseau, as carpillon from carpe, &c. , &c.
7 21 Chaudron: Boiler; Ang. Cauldron. 7 25 Trop de quoi : Elliptical for de quoi manger, what to eat.
7 26 Cheneviere : Field sown with chanvre. 7 33~ fip'ucher : To clear ; properly to take off the pelut-he. L. L. Pilu'dum, dimin. Of pilum ; Ang.
plush.
7 36 Mauvaise : 111 weeds grow apace.
8 5 Reginglettes : Traps.
What to read after Fables De La Fontaine With Grammatical Explanatory And Etymological Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean De La Fontaine to read onlineMoreLess
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