47, 32. _Je dirais_--I would say. 47, 33. "_Comment, encore! petit cancre! allons--tu es Anglais--tu sais bien que tu dirais!_"--"What, again! Little dunce--come, you are English--you know very well that you would say, ..." 48, 1. _À ton tour_--Your turn. 48, 4. "_Oui, toi--comment dirais-tu, 'je pourrais vouloir'?_"--"Yes, you--how would you say 'I would be able to will'?" 48, 7. "_À la bonne heure! au moins tu sais ta langue, toi!_"--"Well and good! you at least know your language!" 48, 17. _Île des Cygnes_--Isle of Swans. 48, 18. _École de Natation_--Swimming-school. 48, 26. _Jardin des Plantes_--The Paris Zoological Gardens. 49, 1. "_Laissons les regrets et les pleurs A la vieillesse; Jeunes, il faut cueillir les fleurs De la jeunesse!_"--Baïf. "Let us leave regrets and tears To age; Young, we must gather the flowers Of youth." 49, 13. _demi-tasse_--small cup of coffee. 49, 14. _chasse-café_--drink taken after coffee. 49, 19. _consommateur_--consumer. 49, 21. _Le petit mousse noir_--The little black cabin boy. 49, 24. "_Allons, Josselin, chante-nous ça!_"--"Come, Josselin, sing that to us!" 50, 7. "_Écoute-moi bien, ma Fleurette_"--"Listen well to me, my Fleurette." "_Amis, la matinée est belle_"--"Friends, the morning is fine." 50, 12. "_Conduis ta barque avec prudence_," etc. "Steer thy bark with prudence, Fisherman! speak low! Throw thy nets in silence, Fisherman! speak low! And through our toils the king Of the seas can never go." 52, 21. _Boulevard Bonne Nouvelle_--Boulevard of Good News. 52, 24. _galette du gymnase_--flat cake, sold in booths near the Theatre du Gymnase. 52, 26. _yashmak_--a double veil worn by Turkish women. 52, 34. _queue_--in a line. 53, 5. _chiffonniers_--rag-pickers. 53, 33. _Accélérées (en correspondence avec les Constantines)_--Express omnibuses (connecting with the Constantine line). 54, 3. _comme on ne l'est plus_--as one is no longer. 54, 6. _distribution de prix_--prize distribution. 54, 19. "_Au clair de la lune!_"--"By the light of the moon!" (A French nursery rhyme. Readers of "Trilby" will remember her rendering of this song at her Paris concert.) 54, 20. "_Vivent les vacances-- ... Gaudio nostrò._" "Hurrah for the vacations-- Come at length; And the punishments Will have ended! The ushers uncivil, With barbarous countenance, Will go to the devil, To our joy." 56, 20. _Musée de Marine_--Marine Museum. 56, 28. _ennui_--tedium. 57, 7. _en rhétorique et en philosophie_--in the rhetoric and Philosophy classes. 57, 9. _cerf-dix-cors_--ten-branched stags.