59, 20. _Le Lac Ontario_--The Lake Ontario.
_Le Dernier des Mohicans_--The Last of the Mohicans.
_Les Pionniers_--The Pioneers.
59, 31. _Bas-de-cuir_--Leather-stocking.
60, 10. _la flotte de Passy_--the Passy crowd.
_voyous_--blackguards.
60, 13. _Liberte--egalite--fraternite! ou la mort! Vive la
republique_--Liberty--equality--fraternity! or death!
Hurrah for the republic!
60, 22. _le rappel_--to arms.
_la generale_--the fire drum.
61, 11. _Brigand de la Loire_--Brigand of the Loire.
62, 3. _en pleine revolution_--in the midst of the revolution.
62, 5. _piou-piou_--the French equivalent of Tommy Atkins. A
Private soldier.
62, 17. _Sentinelles, prenez-garde a vous_--Sentinels, keep on the
alert.
62, 22. _feu de peloton_--platoon fire.
63, 6. "_Ce sacre Josselin--il avait tous les talents!_"--"That
Confounded Josselin--he had all the talents!"
64, 10. _lebewohl_--farewell.
64, 11. _bonsoir, le bon Mozart_--good-night, good Mozart.
64, 13. _Chateau des Fleurs_--Castle of Flowers.
65, 5. _Tout vient a qui ne sait pas attendre_--Everything comes
to him who does not know how to wait.
65, 13. _revenons_--let us go back.
65, 24. _imperiale_--outside seat.
65, 26. _saucisson de Lyon a l'ail_--a Lyons sausage flavored with
garlic.
65, 27. _petits pains_--rolls of bread.
65, 28. _biere de Mars_--Mars beer.
66, 12. _entre les deux ages_--between the two ages.
66, 18. _Le Gue des Aulnes_--Alders Ford.
67, 1. _Si vis pacem, para bellum_--If you wish peace, prepare for
war.
67, 13. _tutoyees_--addressed as "thee" and "thou," usual only
among familiars.
67, 16. _bonnets de coton_--cotton caps.
68, 19. _a l'affut_--on the watch.
68, 28. "_Cain! Cain! qu'as-tu fait de ton frere?_"--"Cain! Cain!
what hast thou done with thy brother?"
69, 8. _le saut perilleux_--the perilous leap.
69, 20. _que j' n'ai jamais vu_--whom I've never seen.
69, 29. "_Dis-moi que'q' chose en anglais._"--"Tell me something in
English."