Nine

Front 1

FRAGRANT
Bellard could not explain it, but she was silent and fragrant, and hopeful like a flower.

Back 1

ADJ, having a pleasant and usually sweet smell

Front 2

PAVEMENT
Once in April when he saw a pot of lilies of the valley blooming on the pavement, he thought: "They're like Lucile. They're all doing their utmost".

Back 2

N, the hard surface of a road, driveway

Front 3

UTMOST
"They're like Lucile. They're all doing their utmost".

Back 3

ADJ, greatest or highest

Front 4

DISCOURAGED
In her presence it was impossible to be discouraged.

Back 4

ADJ, less determined, hopeful, or confident

Front 5

REVERENCE
Their two children were like all agreeable children, and Bellard and Lucile went through the reverence, anxiety, and joy of their upbringing.

Back 5

N, honor or respect that is felt for or shown to (someone or something)

Front 6

ANXIETY
Their two children were like all agreeable children, and Bellard and Lucile went through the reverence, anxiety, and joy of their upbringing.

Back 6

N, fear or nervousness about what might happen

Front 7

CHATTER
As she grew older, she was not so beautiful, and he saw many women both beautiful and young. But when they chattered, pouted and coquetted, when they were cynical, bored, critical, or hilarious, he thought about Lucile and her silence, her fragrance, her hope.

Back 7

V, to talk in a quick

Front 8

POUT
But when they chattered, pouted and coquetted, when they were cynical, bored, critical, or hilarious.

Back 8

V, to push out your lips to show that you are angry or annoyed or to look sexually attractive

Front 9

COQUETTED
But when they chattered, pouted and coquetted, when they were cynical, bored, critical, or hilarious.

Back 9

V, flirted

Front 10

HILARIOUS
But when they chattered, pouted and coquetted, when they were cynical, bored, critical, or hilarious.

Back 10

ADJ, extremely gay and noisy