Calendar: 1890-1891 Page 749

GENERAL LITERATURE DEPARTMENT lxxxvii own impotence brought about his failures comes yonder to drivel his venom splutter his spite and tickle his throat with the vitriol of lust and envy There poses and plays to the gallery champion juggler of phrases barrister jolly boon companion he and redoubtable toss-pot he knows everything and upon every topic he has his little speech ready set like pyrotechnic display which begins when he lights his pipe and goes off to the huge delight of the loafers who take his Roman candles for so many fixed stars Group round the mischievous chatter-box all life's failures miscarriages and deadheads-briefless barrister doctor without practice hissed author discharged clerk cashiered official broken officer bankrupt three insolvents two sharpers an Utopian seven idiots and eight drunkards and you have all told the permanent staff of this Club which represents in this town Progress Light and Liberty-on con- dition that the first allow them to say everything the second to do everything and the third to pocket everything Give the 3rd person singular Pres Ind and Fut the 2nd and 3rd Sing and 2nd Plur Imperative of vivre redire se repentir peindre and mourir When is the subjunctive used after the relative pronoun What letters in French have been derived from the Latin ρ Derive helas dorenavant and guerre Give the French for Never mind me י -י Whom are you waiting for י-' Live and learn '-' Double entendre XIII -German Translate into English nbe Wlai criebte £atybn bie anbelfeier in be 28eftminfterabtei toon meljr att tanfenb 9Jttttoirfenben bie £ontoogen be3 toeltBerutymten α Μη φ