{"work":{"slug":"baudelaire","title":{"source":"Les Fleurs du mal","translated":"The Flowers of Evil"},"author":"Charles Baudelaire","language":"French","languageCode":"fr","url":"https://1732studios.com/books/baudelaire"},"unit":{"kind":"poem","number":null,"id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux","title":{"source":"Le Rêve d'un curieux","translated":"The Dream of an Inquisitive Man"},"section":"Death","summary":null,"url":"https://1732studios.com/books/baudelaire/le-reve-d-un-curieux","lines":15},"previous":"https://1732studios.com/books/baudelaire/la-fin-de-la-journee","next":"https://1732studios.com/books/baudelaire/le-voyage","license":"Source text: public domain (Charles Baudelaire, d. 1867). English translation: © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC — original draft, pending editorial review.","audioBase":null,"lines":[{"number":1,"label":"1","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s0-l1","source":"À Félix Nadar","translation":"To Félix Nadar","audio":null,"notes":[],"words":[{"surface":"À","lemma":"à","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking Félix","gloss":"to"},{"surface":"Félix","lemma":"Félix","morphology":"proper noun, masculine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"Félix"},{"surface":"Nadar","lemma":"Nadar","morphology":"proper noun","role":"depends on Félix","gloss":"Nadar"}]},{"number":2,"label":"2","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s1-l1","source":"Connais-tu, comme moi, la douleur savoureuse","translation":"Do you know, as I do, the savorous pain,","stanza":1,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"Connais-tu","title":"Inversion for a question","body":"«Connais-tu» is «tu connais» ('you know') with subject and verb inverted — the literary way to form a question, where everyday French would say «Est-ce que tu connais». «connaître» is 'to know' in the sense of being acquainted with something, as against «savoir» (to know a fact). The poem opens by turning to a confidant, «tu», and asking whether he too has felt this."},{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"la douleur savoureuse","title":"«savoureux» — savorous","body":"«savoureux» means 'tasty, full of savor, delicious' (from «saveur», 'flavor'). Paired with «la douleur» ('pain, grief') it makes a deliberate oxymoron — a pain one relishes. This taste for an exquisite, half-pleasurable suffering runs through the whole sonnet, which calls the same feeling «âpre et délicieuse» two stanzas on."}],"words":[{"surface":"Connais","lemma":"connaître","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"do you know"},{"surface":"tu","lemma":"tu","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of Connais","gloss":"you"},{"surface":"comme","lemma":"comme","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking moi","gloss":"as"},{"surface":"moi","lemma":"moi","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"modifies Connais","gloss":"I"},{"surface":"la","lemma":"le","morphology":"determiner, feminine, singular","role":"determiner of douleur","gloss":"the"},{"surface":"douleur","lemma":"douleur","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"pain"},{"surface":"savoureuse","lemma":"savoureux","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"modifies douleur","gloss":"savorous"}]},{"number":3,"label":"3","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s1-l2","source":"Et de toi fais-tu dire: «Oh! l'homme singulier!»","translation":"and do you make them say of you: \"Oh! the singular man!\"?","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"fais-tu dire","title":"«faire» + infinitive — the causative","body":"«faire dire» is the causative «faire» + infinitive: 'to make (someone) say, to get (it) said'. With the inversion «fais-tu», the line asks 'do you make people say of you…'. «de toi» ('of you, about you') is what they are made to say — that you are «l'homme singulier», the strange, one-of-a-kind man set apart by this rare delight in pain."}],"words":[{"surface":"Et","lemma":"et","morphology":"conjunction","role":"links the coordination","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"de","lemma":"de","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking toi","gloss":"of"},{"surface":"toi","lemma":"toi","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"object of de","gloss":"you"},{"surface":"fais","lemma":"faire","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, second-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"do you make"},{"surface":"tu","lemma":"tu","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of fais","gloss":"you"},{"surface":"dire","lemma":"dire","morphology":"verb, infinitive","role":"complement of fais","gloss":"say"},{"surface":"Oh","lemma":"oh","morphology":"interjection","role":"interjection introducing homme","gloss":"oh"},{"surface":"l'","lemma":"le","morphology":"determiner, singular","role":"determiner of homme","gloss":"the"},{"surface":"homme","lemma":"homme","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"man"},{"surface":"singulier","lemma":"singulier","morphology":"adjective, masculine, singular","role":"modifies homme","gloss":"singular"}]},{"number":4,"label":"4","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s1-l3","source":"— J'allais mourir. C'était dans mon âme amoureuse","translation":"— I was about to die. It was, in my enamored soul,","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"J'allais mourir","title":"«aller» + infinitive — the near future in the past","body":"«j'allais mourir» uses the imperfect of «aller» ('to go') plus an infinitive to mean 'I was going to die, I was about to die' — the past counterpart of «je vais mourir» ('I am going to die'). The em-dash and the abrupt shift into narration mark the turn: the speaker stops questioning «tu» and begins to recount his own dying."}],"words":[{"surface":"J'","lemma":"je","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of allais","gloss":"I"},{"surface":"allais","lemma":"aller","morphology":"verb, imperfect, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"was about to"},{"surface":"mourir","lemma":"mourir","morphology":"verb, infinitive","role":"complement of allais","gloss":"die"},{"surface":"C'","lemma":"ce","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of âme","gloss":"it"},{"surface":"était","lemma":"être","morphology":"auxiliary verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"copula linking to âme","gloss":"was"},{"surface":"dans","lemma":"dans","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking âme","gloss":"in"},{"surface":"mon","lemma":"mon","morphology":"determiner, singular","role":"determiner of âme","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"âme","lemma":"âme","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"soul"},{"surface":"amoureuse","lemma":"amoureux","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"modifies âme","gloss":"enamored"}]},{"number":5,"label":"5","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s1-l4","source":"Désir mêlé d'horreur, un mal particulier;","translation":"a desire mixed with horror, a peculiar ailment;","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"un mal particulier","title":"«le mal» — ailment, sickness","body":"«un mal» here is an ailment or sickness (the same «mal» that titles Les Fleurs du mal, where it also means 'evil'). «particulier» means 'particular, peculiar, distinctive' — a malady unlike any other. It stands in apposition to «Désir mêlé d'horreur» ('desire mixed with horror'), naming that contradictory mingling as the disease itself."}],"words":[{"surface":"Désir","lemma":"désir","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"Desire"},{"surface":"mêlé","lemma":"mêler","morphology":"verb, past, participle, masculine, singular","role":"clause modifying Désir","gloss":"mixed"},{"surface":"d'","lemma":"de","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking horreur","gloss":"with"},{"surface":"horreur","lemma":"horreur","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"oblique argument of mêlé","gloss":"horror"},{"surface":"un","lemma":"un","morphology":"determiner, masculine, singular","role":"determiner of mal","gloss":"a"},{"surface":"mal","lemma":"mal","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"in apposition to Désir","gloss":"ailment"},{"surface":"particulier","lemma":"particulier","morphology":"adjective, masculine, singular","role":"modifies mal","gloss":"peculiar"}]},{"number":6,"label":"6","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s2-l1","source":"Angoisse et vif espoir, sans humeur factieuse.","translation":"Anguish and keen hope, with no rebellious temper.","stanza":2,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"sans humeur factieuse","title":"«factieux» — seditious, rebellious","body":"«factieux» means 'factious, seditious, mutinous' (from «faction»). «sans humeur factieuse» — 'with no rebellious temper' — says the dying man feels anguish and sharp hope but no urge to revolt against his fate. He awaits death the way the next stanza shows: not fighting it, but watching, curious, for what lies behind the curtain."}],"words":[{"surface":"Angoisse","lemma":"angoisse","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"Anguish"},{"surface":"et","lemma":"et","morphology":"conjunction","role":"links the coordination","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"vif","lemma":"vif","morphology":"adjective, masculine, singular","role":"modifies espoir","gloss":"keen"},{"surface":"espoir","lemma":"espoir","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"coordinated with Angoisse","gloss":"hope"},{"surface":"sans","lemma":"sans","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking humeur","gloss":"without"},{"surface":"humeur","lemma":"humeur","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"object of sans","gloss":"temper"},{"surface":"factieuse","lemma":"factieux","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"modifies humeur","gloss":"rebellious"}]},{"number":7,"label":"7","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s2-l2","source":"Plus allait se vidant le fatal sablier,","translation":"The more the fatal hourglass kept emptying,","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"Plus … Plus …","title":"«Plus … plus …» — the more, the more","body":"«Plus …, plus …» is the correlative 'the more …, the more …', spanning this line and the next: the more the hourglass empties, the more delicious the torture grows. «allait se vidant» combines «aller» with a present participle, an old, literary turn meaning 'kept emptying, went on emptying' — the sand draining slowly, in continuous motion."}],"words":[{"surface":"Plus","lemma":"plus","morphology":"adverb","role":"modifies allait (the more...)","gloss":"the more"},{"surface":"allait","lemma":"aller","morphology":"verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence (periphrastic aller + gerund)","gloss":"kept"},{"surface":"se","lemma":"se","morphology":"pronoun, reflexive","role":"depends on vidant","gloss":"itself"},{"surface":"vidant","lemma":"vider","morphology":"verb, present, participle","role":"complement of allait","gloss":"emptying","note":"'allait se vidant' is a periphrastic construction meaning 'kept emptying'."},{"surface":"le","lemma":"le","morphology":"determiner, masculine, singular","role":"determiner of sablier","gloss":"the"},{"surface":"fatal","lemma":"fatal","morphology":"adjective, masculine, singular","role":"modifies sablier","gloss":"fatal"},{"surface":"sablier","lemma":"sablier","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"subject of allait (postponed subject)","gloss":"hourglass"}]},{"number":8,"label":"8","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s2-l3","source":"Plus ma torture était âpre et délicieuse;","translation":"the more my torture was harsh and delicious;","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"âpre et délicieuse","title":"«âpre» — harsh, bitter","body":"«âpre» means 'harsh, rough, bitter, acrid' — sharp on the tongue or to the senses. Yoked to «délicieuse» ('delicious, exquisite'), it completes the oxymoron set up by «la douleur savoureuse» in the first line: the agony is at once bitter and a delight, growing sweeter as the end nears."}],"words":[{"surface":"Plus","lemma":"plus","morphology":"adverb","role":"modifies âpre (the more...)","gloss":"the more"},{"surface":"ma","lemma":"mon","morphology":"determiner, feminine, singular","role":"determiner of torture","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"torture","lemma":"torture","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"subject of âpre","gloss":"torture"},{"surface":"était","lemma":"être","morphology":"auxiliary verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"copula linking to âpre","gloss":"was"},{"surface":"âpre","lemma":"âpre","morphology":"adjective, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"harsh"},{"surface":"et","lemma":"et","morphology":"conjunction","role":"links the coordination","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"délicieuse","lemma":"délicieux","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"coordinated with âpre","gloss":"delicious"}]},{"number":9,"label":"9","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s2-l4","source":"Tout mon coeur s'arrachait au monde familier.","translation":"My whole heart was tearing itself from the familiar world.","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"s'arrachait au monde","title":"«s'arracher à» — to tear oneself from","body":"«s'arracher» is the reflexive of «arracher» ('to tear out, to wrench away'): 'to tear oneself away'. With «à» it means 'to wrench oneself from' something. The imperfect «s'arrachait» shows the heart in the act of being torn, painfully and gradually, from «le monde familier» — the familiar, everyday world it is leaving behind."}],"words":[{"surface":"Tout","lemma":"tout","morphology":"adjective, masculine, singular","role":"modifies coeur","gloss":"All"},{"surface":"mon","lemma":"mon","morphology":"determiner, masculine, singular","role":"determiner of coeur","gloss":"my"},{"surface":"coeur","lemma":"coeur","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"subject of arrachait","gloss":"heart"},{"surface":"s'","lemma":"se","morphology":"pronoun, reflexive","role":"reflexive particle of arrachait","gloss":"itself"},{"surface":"arrachait","lemma":"arracher","morphology":"verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"was tearing"},{"surface":"au","lemma":"à","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking monde","gloss":"from"},{"surface":"monde","lemma":"monde","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"oblique argument of arrachait","gloss":"world"},{"surface":"familier","lemma":"familier","morphology":"adjective, masculine, singular","role":"modifies monde","gloss":"familiar"}]},{"number":10,"label":"10","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s3-l1","source":"J'étais comme l'enfant avide du spectacle,","translation":"I was like the child greedy for the show,","stanza":3,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"l'enfant avide du spectacle","title":"«avide de» — greedy, eager for","body":"«avide» means 'greedy, avid, hungry' and takes «de» for what one craves: «avide du spectacle», 'eager for the show, the spectacle'. The simile casts dying as a night at the theater — the speaker is the impatient child longing for the play to begin, which is what makes him a «curieux», an inquisitive man straining to see."}],"words":[{"surface":"J'","lemma":"je","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of étais","gloss":"I"},{"surface":"étais","lemma":"être","morphology":"verb, imperfect, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"copula linking to enfant","gloss":"was"},{"surface":"comme","lemma":"comme","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking enfant","gloss":"like"},{"surface":"l'","lemma":"le","morphology":"determiner, singular","role":"determiner of enfant","gloss":"the"},{"surface":"enfant","lemma":"enfant","morphology":"noun, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"child"},{"surface":"avide","lemma":"avide","morphology":"adjective, singular","role":"modifies enfant","gloss":"greedy"},{"surface":"du","lemma":"de","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking spectacle","gloss":"for"},{"surface":"spectacle","lemma":"spectacle","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"modifies avide","gloss":"show"}]},{"number":11,"label":"11","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s3-l2","source":"Haïssant le rideau comme on hait un obstacle...","translation":"hating the curtain as one hates an obstacle...","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"Haïssant … comme on hait","title":"«haïr» — to hate (present participle and «on»)","body":"«haïr» is 'to hate'; the diaeresis on «Haïssant» (present participle, 'hating') marks that the «a» and «i» are sounded separately. «comme on hait un obstacle» — 'as one hates an obstacle' — uses the impersonal «on» ('one, people') for a general truth. The «rideau» (theater curtain) is the only thing in the way of the longed-for spectacle of death."}],"words":[{"surface":"Haïssant","lemma":"haïr","morphology":"verb, present, participle","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"Hating"},{"surface":"le","lemma":"le","morphology":"determiner, masculine, singular","role":"determiner of rideau","gloss":"the"},{"surface":"rideau","lemma":"rideau","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"direct object of Haïssant","gloss":"curtain"},{"surface":"comme","lemma":"comme","morphology":"subordinating conjunction","role":"introduces the clause of hait","gloss":"as"},{"surface":"on","lemma":"on","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of hait","gloss":"one"},{"surface":"hait","lemma":"haïr","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"adverbial clause on Haïssant","gloss":"hates"},{"surface":"un","lemma":"un","morphology":"determiner, masculine, singular","role":"determiner of obstacle","gloss":"an"},{"surface":"obstacle","lemma":"obstacle","morphology":"noun, masculine, singular","role":"direct object of hait","gloss":"obstacle"}]},{"number":12,"label":"12","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s3-l3","source":"Enfin la vérité froide se révéla:","translation":"At last the cold truth revealed itself:","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"se révéla","title":"«se révéler» in the passé simple","body":"«se révéler» is the reflexive 'to reveal itself, to be revealed'; «se révéla» is its passé simple — the literary past tense of a single, decisive event. «Enfin» ('at last') and the colon hold the breath for the disclosure to come: after all the eager waiting, the «vérité froide» (cold truth) finally shows its face."}],"words":[{"surface":"Enfin","lemma":"enfin","morphology":"adverb","role":"modifies révéla","gloss":"At last"},{"surface":"la","lemma":"le","morphology":"determiner, feminine, singular","role":"determiner of vérité","gloss":"the"},{"surface":"vérité","lemma":"vérité","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"subject of révéla","gloss":"truth"},{"surface":"froide","lemma":"froid","morphology":"adjective, feminine, singular","role":"modifies vérité","gloss":"cold"},{"surface":"se","lemma":"se","morphology":"pronoun, reflexive","role":"depends on révéla","gloss":"itself"},{"surface":"révéla","lemma":"révéler","morphology":"verb, simple past, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"revealed"}]},{"number":13,"label":"13","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s4-l1","source":"J'étais mort sans surprise, et la terrible aurore","translation":"I was dead without surprise, and the terrible dawn","stanza":4,"audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"la terrible aurore","title":"«l'aurore» — dawn","body":"«l'aurore» is the dawn, daybreak — usually a hopeful image, here made «terrible» ('dreadful, awe-inspiring'). The light that breaks over the newly dead is not the soft glow of a curtain rising on a play but a cold, appalling daybreak, the first thing the «curieux» sees once death's veil is gone."}],"words":[{"surface":"J'","lemma":"je","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of étais","gloss":"I"},{"surface":"étais","lemma":"être","morphology":"auxiliary verb, imperfect, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"copula linking to mort","gloss":"was"},{"surface":"mort","lemma":"mort","morphology":"adjective, masculine, singular","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"dead"},{"surface":"sans","lemma":"sans","morphology":"preposition","role":"preposition marking surprise","gloss":"without"},{"surface":"surprise","lemma":"surprise","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"depends on mort","gloss":"surprise"},{"surface":"et","lemma":"et","morphology":"conjunction","role":"links the coordination","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"la","lemma":"le","morphology":"determiner, feminine, singular","role":"determiner of aurore","gloss":"the"},{"surface":"terrible","lemma":"terrible","morphology":"adjective, singular","role":"modifies aurore","gloss":"terrible"},{"surface":"aurore","lemma":"aurore","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"subject of enveloppait (next line)","gloss":"dawn"}]},{"number":14,"label":"14","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s4-l2","source":"M'enveloppait. — Eh quoi! n'est-ce donc que cela?","translation":"wrapped me round. — What! is it then only this?","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"grammar","term":"n'est-ce donc que cela?","title":"«ne … que» — only, nothing but","body":"«ne … que» is the restrictive 'only, nothing but': «n'est-ce que cela» = 'is it only this?'. «donc» ('then, so') sharpens the disbelief. After a lifetime of curiosity about death, the great revelation is a flat anticlimax — the dead man finds nothing, no spectacle at all, only this."}],"words":[{"surface":"M'","lemma":"me","morphology":"pronoun","role":"direct object of enveloppait","gloss":"me"},{"surface":"enveloppait","lemma":"envelopper","morphology":"verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"wrapped"},{"surface":"Eh","lemma":"eh","morphology":"interjection","role":"interjection introducing quoi","gloss":"ah"},{"surface":"quoi","lemma":"quoi","morphology":"pronoun","role":"head of the phrase","gloss":"what"},{"surface":"n'","lemma":"ne","morphology":"adverb","role":"part of the ne...que construction with est","gloss":"not","note":"'n'...que' is the restrictive construction meaning 'only'."},{"surface":"est","lemma":"être","morphology":"verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"verb of the question, inverted with -ce","gloss":"is"},{"surface":"-ce","lemma":"ce","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of est, inverted","gloss":"it"},{"surface":"donc","lemma":"donc","morphology":"adverb","role":"modifies est","gloss":"then"},{"surface":"que","lemma":"que","morphology":"adverb","role":"restrictive 'que' pairing with n' (only)","gloss":"only"},{"surface":"cela","lemma":"cela","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"predicate of est","gloss":"this"}]},{"number":15,"label":"15","id":"le-reve-d-un-curieux-s4-l3","source":"La toile était levée et j'attendais encore.","translation":"The curtain was raised, and I was still waiting.","audio":null,"notes":[{"kind":"vocabulary","term":"La toile était levée","title":"«la toile» — the (stage) curtain","body":"«la toile» is literally 'cloth, canvas', and in the theater 'the curtain, the drop-cloth'; «lever la toile» is to raise the curtain and begin the play. The final irony lands here: the curtain is already up — death has arrived, the show should have begun — yet «j'attendais encore», 'I was still waiting'. There was nothing behind it to see."}],"words":[{"surface":"La","lemma":"le","morphology":"determiner, feminine, singular","role":"determiner of toile","gloss":"The"},{"surface":"toile","lemma":"toile","morphology":"noun, feminine, singular","role":"subject of passive levée","gloss":"curtain"},{"surface":"était","lemma":"être","morphology":"auxiliary verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular","role":"passive auxiliary of levée","gloss":"was"},{"surface":"levée","lemma":"lever","morphology":"verb, past, passive, participle, feminine, singular","role":"main verb of the sentence","gloss":"raised"},{"surface":"et","lemma":"et","morphology":"conjunction","role":"links the coordination","gloss":"and"},{"surface":"j'","lemma":"je","morphology":"pronoun, singular","role":"subject of attendais","gloss":"I"},{"surface":"attendais","lemma":"attendre","morphology":"verb, imperfect, indicative, first-person, singular","role":"coordinated with levée","gloss":"was waiting"},{"surface":"encore","lemma":"encore","morphology":"adverb","role":"modifies attendais","gloss":"still"}]}]}