Fabliaux Et Contes Du Moyen Ge
Fabliaux Et Contes Du Moyen Ge
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J'en serais quitte pour lui demander pardon : ' I would get out of it (lit. Be quits) by begging her pardon. ' 33. 27. Demoiselle Ade : we should now say Mademoiselle Ade. 34. 10. Vous n'en tirerez aucun parti : ' you will get nothing out of him. ' 35. 18. Deux grands sergents : sergent in old French has the meaning of ' servant, ' ' official ' (Lat. Seruientem) ; the word now means the same as Engl. ' sergeant, ' and is used also in sergent de ville, ' policeman. ' 36. 1. II la fit asseoir : f...rom the verb s'asseoir ; compare note 24. 4. 37. 3. Et que je les renvoie chez eux : This subjunctive may be understood as expressing a wish, or as the first pers. Sing, of the imperative mood of renvoyer.
I 130 NOTES 37. 15. Ce n'est pas une petite besogne que de rendre la sante : com- pare note 25. 3.
38. 2. Et mon homme . . . D'ouvrir la porte : equivalent to et mon homme ouvre la porte. This infinitive construction (with de), equivalent to a statement, is called infinitif de narration.
GRISELIDIS 41.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J'en serais quitte pour lui demander pardon : ' I would get out of it (lit. Be quits) by begging her pardon. ' 33. 27. Demoiselle Ade : we should now say Mademoiselle Ade. 34. 10. Vous n'en tirerez aucun parti : ' you will get nothing out of him. ' 35. 18. Deux grands sergents : sergent in old French has the meaning of ' servant, ' ' official ' (Lat. Seruientem) ; the word now means the same as Engl. ' sergeant, ' and is used also in sergent de ville, ' policeman. ' 36. 1. II la fit asseoir : f...rom the verb s'asseoir ; compare note 24. 4. 37. 3. Et que je les renvoie chez eux : This subjunctive may be understood as expressing a wish, or as the first pers. Sing, of the imperative mood of renvoyer.
I 130 NOTES 37. 15. Ce n'est pas une petite besogne que de rendre la sante : com- pare note 25. 3.
38. 2. Et mon homme . . . D'ouvrir la porte : equivalent to et mon homme ouvre la porte. This infinitive construction (with de), equivalent to a statement, is called infinitif de narration.
GRISELIDIS 41.
What to read after Fabliaux Et Contes Du Moyen Ge?
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