Notes

[1] Plût à Dieu!

[2] Bon, vous savez, j'ai la fantaisie de ce blason.

[3] «Le salut coûte cher,» mot à mot «revient haut».

[4] Lord Brougham—prononcez Broum—a donné son nom à une voiture, d'où les Milanais ont fait Brumista,— prononcez Broumista.

[5]Voir la seconde mort de Broggi-Messastrice dans le présent volume.

[6] Nom du chef de section dans l'argot de la rue d'Ulm.

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