Part 114

220, 26. "La Cigogne"--"The Stork Inn."

221, 9. salade aux fines herbes--salad made of a mixture of herbs.

222, 28. à fleur de tête--on a level with their heads.

223, 6. savez vous?--do you know?

223, 26. chaussées--roads.

224, 26. Les Maîtres Sonneurs--The Master Ringers. La Mare au Diable--The Devil's Pool.

225, 21. séminaire--clerical seminary.

225, 29. "Mio caro Paolo di Kocco!"--"My dear Paul de Kock!"

225, 32. "Un malheureux" etc. "An unfortunate dressed in black, Who resembled me like a brother." (Du Maurier himself.)

228, 14. mein armer--my poor.

228, 17. Lieber--dear.

229, 5. Bel Mazetto--Beautiful Mazetto.

229, 7. "Ich bin ein lustiger Student, mein Pardy"--"I am a jolly Student, my Barty."

229, 15. Katzenjammer--sore head.

229, 18. Liebe--love.

230, 2. tout le monde--everybody.

231, 18. autrefois--the times of yore.

231, 21. "Oh, non, mon ami"--"Oh, no, my friend."

231, 29. "Petit bonhomme vit encore"--"Good little fellow still alive."

232, 1."Hé quoi! pour des peccadilles," etc. "Eh, what! for peccadilloes To scold those little loves? Women are so pretty, And one does not love forever! Good fellow They call me ... My gayety is my treasure! And the good fellow is still alive-- And the good fellow is still alive!"

233, 10. Soupe-au-lait--Milk porridge.

234, 2. muscæ volitantes--(literally) hovering flies.

242, 1. "Mettez-vous au régime des viandes saignantes!"--"Put Yourself on a diet of rare meat!"

242, 4. "Mettez-vous au lait!"--"Take to milk!"

242, 9. désoeuvrement--idleness.

242, 16. "Amour, Amour," etc. "Love, love, when you hold us, Well may we say: 'Prudence, good-bye!'"

244, 1. "Il s'est conduit en homme de coeur!"--"He has behaved like a man of spirit!"

244, 3. "Il s'est conduit en bon gentilhomme"--"He has behaved like a thorough gentleman!"