The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
LESSON NO. III.
QuINzIeME LEGION. oANG-Zf'E-
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Conversation entire une dame ct I'M cicerone.
kong yair-sah-see-ong cntr rng osnW
az oon eee-say-rone,
Cicerone -Youlez-yous eteuir-un eicesone
tgnidel,
yo6,lar roo ruh-ten ecr-ang see say
rohpav tgueedl
Do yor wish 10 engage guldef
Da1ne-Etes-vous un guide enregisret
eft-.oo zunr --- ong reh-ziiss-trsy.
Are you a professional guioef
Cicerone-Oui madame, ct Je puts veus
donner des references de premier
ordre-
WEE pwee-yco - Gay rns-'e'-
nunce -
Yes. madam. ] su registered and can
give you Hrst-class references
Daue-p emeurez-you loin d'icii
duh INV h-ray VOC wang dee-cee
Do you live far from herel
Cieerone-Son. madame, je demeure toni
- dub-muhr too pray
No. mndarn. Hive quite near
pane-Combien demandez-vous pour vos
services
dcm.apn-daY VOC - sairveoce
Whit are your ehargesl
Ciceroao-Dix francs par jour -etmes frais.
dee fraan par zioor az may fray
Ten francs ts2 oo) per day aud my ex-
peuses.
Dame-C'est raisonnable Etes vous lfbrei
- ett VOC leebr
That is fair. Are you freel
Cieerone a present pour quclques~heurcs
settlement
nh pray zAun poor kel-quh zhoor subj
moEg
At present only for few hours.
Dame-Si vous me donnieE queiques rem
seicnemepts sur les points--intsres-
SAINTS ct nous commepcerlcns cenain.
see - oon-aec-ay ---- rong -say n Tpong
suhr lay pwzng zan- ter-ess-aun -
kom- duh mang
Suppose you give me some information
as 70 the interesting points, and we
shall commence tomorrow.
Ciccroae-Que vouiek-vous ssvoiri
voo-lay WOO sab vwhhr
What do you want TO knovi
D1me-Eh bien, qneis sont lea princtpeu1
the&tresl
- kell song lay pranF-see- poh tay-1tr
Well, what are The principal tbeatresi
Cicerone- Les pr:ncipaux theatres sont;
The principal theatres are:
lie Nouvel-- Opera, boulevard des Capu-
cines.
luh noo-veli e-psy rah bolivar day kah-
puu-cesn
The New Open -;
lie Theatre FrAncais, 40 sud-ouest du
Palais Royal, Rue de Rivoh;
luh tay-atr frcng-sse oh sud-west duh
pah-,Ey rwah-sl
The French Theatre. southwest OF the
Ptlais Royai;
L'Opera Comique, Place Boseldieu (un
theatre d'operette);
lo-pAy-rah ko-meek plAss- bob sl-oeuh
dop-ur-ct1
The Comic Opera - tvhere light
opera is Played;
L'odeon, Place de POd6on, pres du Pa
lais Royal;
lo-day-auu plas dun - pray DUH pah-
The odeon, odeon Square, near the
Palais Royal
Dame-En general, enels sont les meilleurs
sieges2
- kell - lay may yuhr see-esj
In general what are the best seatsl
Ciceroue-En general on cousidere les tau-
teuils d'orchestrc CONNIE les meilleurs;
mats pour les danes les fauteuils de
balloon sont prsf6Tables.
- ong kon-see-d air -- fo-tayh door
kes-tr- duh bal kong pray fair able
The orchestra chairs are generally con-
sdered the best, but for ladies the bal
cony chairs are preferable
Dame Sont.->ils chers, les theatresl
sen-teel share lay tHy-atr
Are the theatres dear1
CioerOneNon, pas tres CHEERS Vous sarcz
qoils reeoivent-une certatne sub
vention du gouVernement
nong - VOC sav-ay keel ruhswahv toonI
sair-ten soobVssDsieng doc goo-vairn
mong
No, not very. You know that they have
az annual grant from the government.
DEmeQrel- es; e plus beau theAtrei
keil est luh ploo bow
Which is the finest taeatrei
Cicerone- Notre NouyelO Opera, qui q ete
commence en- 1851 (mil huit cent
soiIaate ct I'M ct achieve en- 1874 tmii
huit cent soixante q1atorZc)
notr-noo-Fel 49, key All ay-tay kom-
msun-eny sng meel uweet sang sws-
sung ay ung - ab-sh-vay ---- kat
ore
Our New Opera House commenced in