Le Petit Chose (Part 1)
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Il me tardait d’être seul: note— _il me tarde de vous voir_, ‘I am longing to see you. ’ _il ne tardera pas à venir_, ‘he will not be long in coming.
Page 75.
11. Fou: note— _il est fou_, ‘he is mad. ’ _c’est un sot, une bête, un imbécile_, ‘he is a fool. ’ 18. à coup sûr: see note, p. 2 l. 17.
Page 76.
9. C’est donc Monsieur, ‘so it is you, sir, is it?’ 19. De quoi il s’agissait, ‘what he was driving at. ’ 28. Sûr la tablette: note the preposition. The French look at the object _before_, t...he English _after_ it has been removed.
Page 77.
13. De près, ‘close to. ’ 18. Miséricorde! ‘good gracious!’ Page 78.
1. Je ne voulais pas répondre, ‘I was determined not to reply. ’ 8. Sur l’heure: see note, p. 8 l. 10.
15. D’un trait, lit. ‘at a stretch, ’ i. E. ‘without stopping. ’ Page 79.
3. Noble cœur, ‘fine fellow. ’ 8. Me serrant les poignets à les briser: see note, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Il me tardait d’être seul: note— _il me tarde de vous voir_, ‘I am longing to see you. ’ _il ne tardera pas à venir_, ‘he will not be long in coming.
Page 75.
11. Fou: note— _il est fou_, ‘he is mad. ’ _c’est un sot, une bête, un imbécile_, ‘he is a fool. ’ 18. à coup sûr: see note, p. 2 l. 17.
Page 76.
9. C’est donc Monsieur, ‘so it is you, sir, is it?’ 19. De quoi il s’agissait, ‘what he was driving at. ’ 28. Sûr la tablette: note the preposition. The French look at the object _before_, t...he English _after_ it has been removed.
Page 77.
13. De près, ‘close to. ’ 18. Miséricorde! ‘good gracious!’ Page 78.
1. Je ne voulais pas répondre, ‘I was determined not to reply. ’ 8. Sur l’heure: see note, p. 8 l. 10.
15. D’un trait, lit. ‘at a stretch, ’ i. E. ‘without stopping. ’ Page 79.
3. Noble cœur, ‘fine fellow. ’ 8. Me serrant les poignets à les briser: see note, p.
What to read after Le Petit Chose (Part 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daudet Alphonse to read onlineMoreLess
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