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VOCABULARY

vin, n,s,fn, wine

vingtaine, num, subst, score,

about twenty vînt, Zrd sing, imp. suhj, from

venir, venant, venu, viens,

vins, to com9 violon, n.s.m, violîn, fiddle visage, n,s.m. conntenance vitre, n.5.f. pane of glass vitré, ée, part, used as adj.

glazed vivement, adv, sharply vivre, v.intr, vivant, vécu, vis,

vécus, to live voilà I adv, behold, also ren-

dered in English by there is

or theie are ; p. 2, 1. 18,

l'argent que voilà, this money

hère voile, n,5.f. sail ; n.s.m. voil voilure, n.5./. description, or

kind of sail carried by any

vessel voir, voyant, vu, vois, vis, v.<r.

tosee

voisin, adj. and suhs, m. neigh-

bour voiture, n.s/. carriage voix, «.5./. voice voler, v,tr, to steal, v.într. to fly volontiers, adv, willingly voltiger, vJntr. to ait about,

âutter voulez, 2ftd pers. pL près, ind.

from vouloir, voulant, voulu,

veux, voulu {fut, voudrai),

v.tr, and intr, to wish vrai, adj, true vu, past part, tnasc, sing, from

voir, voyant, vu, vois,vis, v,ir,

to see

yeux, pi, of œil, an eye

zèle, n,s,m. seal

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