ACT II, SCENE V

1. The Mer de Glace is full[1] of holes, crevasses, and dangerous

places. 2. «You may say what you please, I had not lost my presence of

mind.» «You don't say?» 3. Do not take an aversion to anybody[2]. 4.

Here, take this book and write something pretty in it. 5. I have

just put on my overshoes to go for a walk[3] on the ice. 6. As I was

rolling down, I spied a little tree, which I caught hold of. 7. I was

fished up by an innkeeper whom I gave two hundred francs to: a fair

price. 8. Gratitude is due[4] to those who have done you a service. 9.

«Say, will you join us?» «Thank you. Our guide is outside. I hope to

see you again later[5].10. It will be very nice to drink a cap of tea

together[6] next winter.»

[1: plein.]

[2: personne.]

[3: me promener.]

[4: se doit.]

[5: plus tard.]

[6: ensemble.]

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