32 a lamp-shade to bow (_intr_) to disturb the eyeglass to stammer the information right at the back of the study when he had finished, he turned to me what do you want me to do with that? 33 thanks to the forefinger the whiskers a shoulder to add on the contrary it was he who broached the subject a bunch of keys to grind one’s teeth 34 willingly the frenzy a loss to wander the wire lattice to take one’s bearings if you stir, beware! at long intervals he was coming to meet me 35 wrinkled slender, slim lank shrivelled the fairy fencing he looked very good-natured on the way he told me stories I readily accepted 36 a confession commonplace to burst the hearth the goal the treatise a shake of the hand I will do it by myself a man’s duty to his friends 37 the window-pane the figure, number the bedside the salary the speech a dream to wake up with a start to walk up and down the half-bottle of wine to which they are entitled 38 out of breath the priest to romp the inch the devil joyful hat does not matter he did not return my bow the biggest was the first to speak 39 the frock-coat the belt the box to fill the garrison to drag away to make some one’s acquaintance I want you to be one of the party on the whole, you have fallen on your feet 40 the stick to roam to jostle the pun shameless to drive away it is not her fault gradually _or_ little by little he was talking loudly, with his glass in his hand 41 the day before to disdain proud a scamp solemn to retire as one might have thought he proposed Daniel’s health they looked at me more favourably 42 to threaten the desk to whisper to swell to chirp sneering more and more he climbed the pulpit steps they never did me any harm 43 to boast (_intr_) the rabbit the paw the tale fright according to to fold one’s arms to open one’s eyes wide three times a week 44 dumb average to despise to reward to scold the witness I never told any more stories it broke my heart not to be able to do it he is destitute of everything 45 the stain the penknife to spread out the torture the lawn the carnet to bear some one ill-will as fast as possible from top to bottom 46 crooked in rags the ugliness to comb the gutter bandy-legged it was no good my shouting to them . . that is easily seen from his manners tousled hair 47 the cloud, swarm the monkey the shoe the knot stiff laughable to be upon the enemy’s heels I have gut hardly any more as if there were nothing the matter 48 to jest the fist the cake the square to be ashamed to get under way to play some one a trick with a submissive look he thought he was very beautiful