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Excerpt from Dictionnaire International Francais-Anglais
A. Alt, prep. A lo. Before a consonant, is contracted into au; it lets. Otwoys into sax. (lat. Ad) 1 to (teudance refs. Di rection towards) Voyager de Paris Lyon. To traret from Paris to Lyons. Ll taut que j'arlle h drury-laue re sour. I cast go to Dru Lone to-sighl. Mcry. Rendrc la vil c. To go up to Town. Allor an theatre. Aux courses. On Brcsil. A la llaye. To go to the play. To the races, to Brazil. To the llague. Eu se rcudant de la unison dc Pilate au Calvaire, on the road from Pilate's house to Colrory. Chat. To me omwono do to mm la pluine. Lie I: montague ou vallon, I wonder from forest to plum from mountain to volley. Aodr. Lls couraicnt au pillage. Et renrou treut la guerre. They rushed to pillage, cad wet with battle. Corn. L'hme quute la terre. Ct monte ao ctcl. The soul qmts the earth, and soars to hearers. Pasc. Cost on (leave des umbres que va le ?cuve (ies vivants. II is to the rarer of the shades that ?ows the river of the tinny. V. Hug. 01's lo coudursez-rous't la mort. Gloire! Where are you leading him? To euro. To glory! Corn. Volcr dc nou vuux combats. To rush to fresh combats. Couraut en espoir d'outros horatomlies, rushing in idea to other Irecatombs. V. Ling. Au net. Dc Jupiter la tumee en mouta, the smoke reached the nose of Jo piter. La Font. Quet bord n'us-to pas conduit mes reveries ou mes malheurs. To that shores hast thou not led my rere ries or my misfortunes. That. Uu pretre waste qui awmrie nu Tout-l'utssaut lcs prieres de la multitude. O venerable priest who ofers up to the Almighty the prayers of the multitude. Nod. L'lristoit'e tire 3! Llu, the story draws near its end. Com lneo en a-t-ou vus qul (in soir au matin aunt oeuvres devenus. How stony have been seen to become poor in the space of o m. In Pout.
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