Notes On the Ursule Mirouet of H De Balzac
Notes On the Ursule Mirouet of H De Balzac
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Do you think (is it your notion that) we let the house and valuables be ransacked? i. E. , we must have the seals attached. We are all three (heirs) interested in this business; we can't (camper) stay here doing nothing! Mortuaire, etc. =register my uncle's death. Carillon =i)eaZ, chime of bells.
244. Riageolaient=s7ioofc. Grand! Minoret — Omit the exclamation point. ManoeuYre, etc. (military expression)^ 38 understands the business. Certain air, etc. =For a great fool (he had a certain look) h...e acted a good deal like a (person of sense). Trop de deiix=foo ma7iy by two. Commissions- errands. Allum^e = flushed (with haste and excitement). Fomne=marten.
245. Grrenouille (i)op. )=treasure, "pile" Feu, ete. =u-e should get nothing, (lit. ) see nothing but "stars" (as after a blow). Inventaire — listing of the property of the deceased. Degiier\nr =leave. Tambour, eic. =we will appoint the toivn crier. Mairie — strictly, the building in which the municipal administration is located. II ne s'ag'it pas, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you think (is it your notion that) we let the house and valuables be ransacked? i. E. , we must have the seals attached. We are all three (heirs) interested in this business; we can't (camper) stay here doing nothing! Mortuaire, etc. =register my uncle's death. Carillon =i)eaZ, chime of bells.
244. Riageolaient=s7ioofc. Grand! Minoret — Omit the exclamation point. ManoeuYre, etc. (military expression)^ 38 understands the business. Certain air, etc. =For a great fool (he had a certain look) h...e acted a good deal like a (person of sense). Trop de deiix=foo ma7iy by two. Commissions- errands. Allum^e = flushed (with haste and excitement). Fomne=marten.
245. Grrenouille (i)op. )=treasure, "pile" Feu, ete. =u-e should get nothing, (lit. ) see nothing but "stars" (as after a blow). Inventaire — listing of the property of the deceased. Degiier\nr =leave. Tambour, eic. =we will appoint the toivn crier. Mairie — strictly, the building in which the municipal administration is located. II ne s'ag'it pas, etc.
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