Endnotes
Old woman. ↩
“What!” ↩
Boards or staves. ↩
The name of an Elegy written by Millevoye. ↩
The rendering given above is only intended to link the various speeches into coherence; it has no resemblance with the French. In the original,
“Font chatoyer les mots.”
“Et quelquefois les morts,” dit Monsieur de Clagny.
“Ah! Lousteau! vous vous donnez de ces R-là (airs-là).”
Literally: “And sometimes the dead.”—“Ah, are those the airs you assume?”—the play on the insertion of the letter R (mots, morts) has no meaning in English. ↩
New Prometheus. ↩
The Right Hand and the Left. ↩