49. _Poitrine_, "chest" (part of the body). _Caleçons_ (unmentionables). 49. _Il feutra, il gaucha_, formed from the nouns _feutre_ ("felt," material) and _gauche_ ("left,"contrary of "right"). 51. "Look at Pierrot hanging Because he did not restore the book; If the book he had restored Pierrot wouldn't have been hanged." FAC-SIMILE OF JOHN BULL, JUNIOR'S, EXERCISE. 1. Europe is a part of the world. 2. Asia is a part of the world. 3. Africa is a part of the world. 4. America is a part of the world. 5. My father is in France. 6. My cousin is in Germany. 7. Your brother is in Dresden. 8. Where is thy sister? She is in Paris. 54. _Egal_, "Equal." 55. _Savoir_, "to know." The future is _je saurai_. 57. _Vouloir_, "to want." The future is _je voudrai_. 63. _Je serai_, "I shall be." _Je serais_, "I should be." 73. The feminine words respectively mean "trumpet," "medicine," "navy," "sculpture," whereas the masculine names respectively mean "trumpeter," "doctor," "sailor," "sculptor." This is an old examination question, a time-honored chestnut of the University of London. 73. _Restait cette redoutable infanterie...._ "There remained the redoubtable infantry of the Spanish army, whose big close battalions, like so many towers, but towers that could repair their own gaps, stood unshaken in the awful din of battle and fired from all parts" (with my apologies to the shade of Bossuet). 74. _La fille de feu...._ "The daughter of my good and esteemed deceased cousin is always welcome." 74. _Mon frère...._ "My brother is wrong and my sister is right." 74. _Elle partit...._ "She left the following morning." 75. _Diable!..._ "Good heavens! the old man is capricious!" 76. _Je laisse Renaud...._ "I leave Renaud in the gardens of Armida." (The worthy boy took _Renaud_ for _Renard_, a fox--that's near enough.) 76. _Chaque âge a ses plaisirs._ "Each age has its pleasures." 77. _Les exploits d'Hercule...._ "The exploits of Hercules are mere play compared to." 77. _Monsieur, ne vous retournez pas._ "Sir, do not look round." 78. _Il raccommodait...._ "He mended old shoes." 78. _Baissant les yeux_, "Casting down her eyes." 84. _Dimanche_, "Sunday." 84. _Manche_, near enough to _manger_ (to eat) for Johnny. 84. _Cordon bleu_, skilful cook. (Teetotalers in England wear blue ribbons, hence the boy's confusion.) 89. _Baccalauréat-ès-sciences_, degree of B.Sc. 92. _Avec de belles dents...._ "With fine teeth never was a woman ugly." 93. _Arriver, naître, venir, sortir, partir_, "to arrive," "to be born," "to come," "to go out," "to set out." 120. _Savate_, boxing and kicking; _canne_, cane (fencing expression). 135. _Avez-vous du mal?_ "Are you hurt?" The Englishman understands _Avez-vous deux malles?_ "Have you two trunks?" 135. _Garçon, j'ai faim_, "Waiter, I'm hungry." 138. _Ses amis_, "his friends." _Seize amis_, "sixteen friends."