the whole chapter.

6 chapter heading Nan! dialectal form of non!

15 chapter heading Shang

17 chapter heading Atlas: a mountain range

25 chapter heading pas de on the absence of ne cf. note to 13 1.

' 60 chapter heading Sidi: among the Mohammedans a title of respect, when addressed to a foreigner, about equivalent to Mrben: Arabic, 'son of' 'Tartarin son of Tartarin.

63 chapter heading On ...

76 8 Auriez-vous: cf. note to 15 chapter heading.

The subject of this exquisite little idyll is taken from the Book of Ruth, chapter iii, in which Ruth the Moabitess is described as lying at the feet of Boaz,

A chapter might be written

#chapitre#, m., chapter.

Destouches, in the Envieux, ou la Critique du Philosophe marié (XII), Le Sage, in Gil Blas (Book VII, chapter XIII), as well as Crébillon fils, in the work already mentioned, were among the number.

] Consult chapter III, on les Personnages (pp. 150-153), of Fleury's Marivaux et le marivaudage for a brief and happy summing up of these various differences, or part II, chapter I (pp. 93-155) of Deschamps' Marivaux, for a more extensive development.

] Consult chapter III, on les Personnages (pp. 150-153), of Fleury's Marivaux et le marivaudage for a brief and happy summing up of these various differences, or part II, chapter I (pp. 93-155) of Deschamps' Marivaux, for a more extensive development.

in this work, which is, in fact, a translation of one half of the work of that author(The Edition of 1609)from the 31st chapter of the 2nd book to the end of the third and last.

=chapitre=, m., chapter.

History of Kilmarnock, chapter X.Voir aussi

La branche européenne de l'ACL est l'European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL).

report (see chapter V: Observations and Recommendations).

Philosophy of Rhetoric, chapter II, section 2.

The dialogues are followed by an important chapter on differences of idioms, in which are set forth those peculiarities of the language that cannot be classified under general rules, accompanied by grammatical hints and explanations.

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in things which lie without himself, and repeats the whole chapter of Epictetus [

by appointment of the monastic chapter which had it in charge.