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2 QUATKllSME CONJUGAISON.<br />

Si vous Uses: 'II aima la justice',<br />

A tout le monde il la rendit;<br />

C'est une faute encor: je connaissais Fabrice;<br />

Lisez passant: 'il la vendit\<br />

(c) 1. Comment vous plaisez-vous dans cette ville? 2. Quels auteurs allemands<br />

lit -on dans votre classe? 3. Y lit -on aussi des auteurs latins?<br />

4. Que boit-on en Angleterre? 5. Cela vous deplait-il?<br />

(d) 1 Does that please you? No, it does not please me at all. 2. How<br />

do you like Paris? I like it very well. 3. Be silent! no more (= I<br />

have enough) of your absurd tales. 4. God forbid that I should ever<br />

consent to it ( 194. a). 5. Let them be silent. 6. I have been silent<br />

too long. 7. The birds are hushed. 8. Our guns<br />

have silenced those of<br />

the enemy. 9. You do nothing but read. 10. What newspaper are you<br />

reading? We are reading the 'Journal des Debats'. 11. Have you<br />

read George Elliot's novels? Yes, I have read them and shall read<br />

them again. 12. If you would read louder, we should hear you better.<br />

13. Why don't you drink? I have already drunk enough. 14. I cannot<br />

write on this paper, it blots. 15. Give us to drink. 16. Diogenes used<br />

to drink out of the hollow of his hand.<br />

17. A lady who was writing a letter perceived that a young man was<br />

reading<br />

this letter over her shoulders. Then she added: I should have<br />

yet many things to tell you, but Mr. A. is behind me, and reads all<br />

that ( 217) I am writing. I beg your pardon, Madam, exclaimed the<br />

indiscreet [youth], I have read nothing ( 238. b).<br />

XLVIE 6<br />

legon: Croire,<br />

conclure. 98. I. C.<br />

(a) 'Croire quelque chose', c'est 1'estimer veritable: Je crois ce que vous me dites.<br />

'Croire a quelque chose', c'est y ajouter foi, y avoir confiance: Je crois a<br />

Pefficacite' de ce remede.<br />

'Croire quelqu'un', c'est ajouter<br />

foi a ce qu'il<br />

dit: II faut croire vos parents.<br />

'Croire a quelqu'un' c'est croire<br />

Croire 3UX sorciers,<br />

& son existence:<br />

c'est croire qu'il y en a;<br />

Croire les sorciers, c'est croire ce qu'ils disent.<br />

En faire accroire.<br />

A Ten croire.<br />

Je crois que oui (que non).<br />

To impose upon.<br />

fie If is to be believed.<br />

/ think so (not).<br />

II a, a ce que je crois, beaucoup He has, 1 think (to the best of my belief)<br />

d'influence.<br />

much influence.<br />

Croyez le bien (Croyez bien que ...). Depend upon it. Take my word for it.<br />

Construction du verbe 'croire' ( 152).<br />

Ilsont cruvoirles tombes ee sou- They thought they saw the graves up-\<br />

lever. heaving.

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