The French Lieutenant’s Woman John Fowles
Fill in the line below what the French phrases, Latin phrases and general vocabulary words mean in the context of the sentences they appear in.
Ch / Pg / Phrase/ Vocabulary1 / 3 / The small but ancient eponym of the inbite
2 / 7 / Et voila tout
10 / favoured feminine look was the demure
3 / 13 / adagio
15 / He would recover his avuncular kindness
15 / Propria terra
16 / Infra dig
17 / conversazioni
17 / All the Byronic ennui
4 / 20 / This Stygian domain
21 / Bombardment of the impertinent populace
24 / Famous for her fantastic eleemosynary life
5 / 28 / bouderies
29 / peignor
29 / Dimly glimpsed Laocoon embrace
6 / 31 / Highly to be reprobated
38 / Dies Irae
7 / 40 / Qoud est demonstrandum
Ch / Pg / Phrase/Vocabulary
43 / Much more with the aspirate
8 / 50 / oubliette
50 / Nulla species nova
50 / Exempli gratia
9 / 52 / not very perspicacious
59 / Insulated Victorian dowagers
10 / 69 / Lessons of existentialist philosophy
11 / 76 / soubrettes
87 / Noli me tangere
12 / 90 / There was an antediluvian tradition
92 / Ignorant of the obloquy
13 / 97 / Most aleatory avant-garde modern novel
97 / Managed to extirpate its author
14 / 102 / In upon this sepulcharal Introit
15 / 110 / Primum mobile
16 / 112 / De riguer
118 / Almost exophthalmic dark brown eyes
17 / 130 / moue
18 / 139 / deboulis
143 / Of what a siren looked like
Ch / Pg / Phrase/Vocabulary
141 / Here was a Calypso
19 / 150 / Comme il faut
151 / Dulce est desipere
20 / 164 / Looked around nefariously
167 / Some ingeneous coquetry
171 / Defoliate the milkwort
175 / A man of caprice