livre, n,s.f, pound, fi.s.iM. book

loin, adv, far

long (le long de), ail along

long,/, longue, adj, long

longtemps, adv, long, ft long time

louer, v,ir. to hire, or to let oui on hire, to praise

loup, n,5,m, wolf

lourd, lourde, adj, heavy

lueur, n,5,f, light

lugubre, adj, moumf ul

lui-même, pron, hîmsdf

lumière, n.5./. light

lutte, n,s,f, struggle

luxe, n,s,m, luxury

machinalement, adv, meoha-

nically mâchoire, n,s,f, jaw maigre, adj, thin maintenant, adv, now maire, fi^jfi. mayor mais, adv, but maison, n,s.f, house malade, adj, ill maladroit, adj, awkward malgré, prep, in spite of malheur, n,s.m, a misfortune malice, n.s.f, ounning trick manier, v,tr, to handle manœuvre, n,s,f, manœuvre,

proceeding

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Bisrché, fi.s.m. markeè mari, n^jn. hasband mâture, n,s,f. masts maassadt, adj, «dkj méchant, adj\ wicked, iU*

natored mèohe, na.f. look of hair mendiant, n^.m, beggav mener, v./r. to lead menton, n,s»m, chin meryeille, n.5./.wonder, manrel;

à merreille, wonderlolly well mottait, drd sing, imperf, tiom

mettre, mettant, mis, mets,

mis, v,ir. to pat 16 mettre, to eet abont; se

mettre en route, to start on

one'8 joomey menble, nj»m. fomitore midi, n.s.m. mid-day (le) mien, la mienne, les miens,

les miennes, /oj5./ron. mine mieux, adv. better mille, numéral, thousand millier, ntfiM^a/ subst. thousand mince, adj. thin mine, n^,f. countenanea miroir, fi.5.m. mirror mobilier, n.s.m, fumitnre mois, n^,m, month moitié, n.5./. hall ; à moitié, adv,

half mon, poss. adj.^fem, ma ; phr»

mes, my monde, n.s.m. world montée, n.5./. asoent montre, n,s.f, watch montrer, v.tr. or intr. to show montreur, n,s.m» showman moquer (se), v. intr, to jeer morceau, n,s.m, morsel mordre, mordant, mordu, mords,

mordis, v.<r. to bite mot, n.s.M. Word mouchoir, n,5,m, bandkerchîel mouiller, v.tr, to wet through moulin, n.s.jii. mill mourrait, cond, from mourir, mourant, mort, meurs, mon* ras {sulj, meure), to die

mousse, n^/. moM ; n .i.m.

cabinboy mouton, n.5.M. sheep, mutton moyen, n,s,m. means muraille, n,s,f, wall museler, v»ir, to muzzle muselière, n,s,f. muaila

nain, n,s,m. dwarf

napolitain, -aine, adj, Neapo-

Utan nappe, n,s,f. sheet, oloth; on

p. 7, 1. 29, a stream narine, n,5.f, nostril narquois, adj, ounning, sly naturellement, adv, naturally navire, n,sjm. shîp neige, n,i.f. snow net, nette, tidj, clear, distinct nez, n.s.m. nose noir, noire, adj. blaek noix, n.5.f, nnt, walnul nombre, n,s.in, number nos, pu of notre, poss, adj, our nouer, v.tr, to knot, tie nourrioe, n.s.f, nurse nourrir, nourrissant, nonrri,

nourris, nourris, v,ir, to nurse,

leed nouveau, adj, new; de nouveau,

again nuage, n,$,m, oloud numéro, n.s.m, (Italian word)

number

obéir, obéissant, obéi, obéis,

obéis, v,intr, to obey obscurcir, v,tr, to darken odeur, n,s.f. odour, smell odorat, n.s,m, sensé of smeQ œuf, n,s,m, egg oie, n,s.f, goose oiseau, n.5.m. bird ombrager, v,tr, to shade on, indef, pron, meaning one, people, they, always foUowed by verb in sing. number

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ondoyer, vSnL to waye

OTAge» fi^.Jii. Btomi

à rocdinaire, adv. generallj

ordre, f»^.jii. order

oreille, hj./. ear

ormesii, n^jn. elm

oser, 9Jr. or intr, to dan

Ater, «./r. to take ftwar, take

ofl où, adv. ci time and plaee,

where or when oaàh, Word expressîng a dog*8

bark, bow-wow oublier, vJr, and intr, to forget ouvrage, «^.m. work ouTzier, ii^.jii. workman onrrir, ouvrant, ouvert, ouvre,

ouvris, v.tr. to open

palais, nj.m. on p. 7, L 19, pa-

late ; it also means palace palper, vJr. to feel (with the

hand) pantalon, n^.m, trowsers papillon, n.s,m. batterfly parce que, conj, becanse par dessus, adv, andprep, above,

over pareil, pareille, adj\ similar,

like parmi, prep. among parole, n,5,f. word partir, partant, parti, pars,

partis, vJntr. to go away pas, n,s.m. step (en) passant, by the way, as I

was passing p&te, n.s,f. paste pâté, n,5,m. pie pâtisserie, n.s/. pastiy patie, n.s/. paw pays, na.m. country, on p. 9,

native place paysan, n.s,m, peasant peau, 11.5./. skin pelouse, n.5.f, lawn pencher, v.ir, and inir, to

lean

pendaient, 9rdpers.fL imferf.

from pendre, pendant, pendu, pends, pendis, 9.tr. and inir.

tohang

pendant, /rf^. durîng; pendant que, ad9. whilet

pensée, n^.f. thought

perdu, p,part. from perdre, perdant, perdu, perds, perdis, v.fr. to lose

personne, indef, pron. of mou, gender, nobody

personne, nj./. a person

perte, n^.f, loss; à perte de Tue, furuer than the eye ean see

peser, vJntr, to weîgh

peu, adv. little, few

peuplier, f».«jM. poplar

peur, n^.f, fear

peut-être, adv., eompound oi two verbs 'pouvoir* and * être', may be, perhaps

peux, Ist sing. près, ind, from pouvoir, pouvant, pu, peux for puis), pus, fut. pourrai, subj. puisse, v.tr. and intr, to be able

pie, n.s.f. magpie

pierreux, adj. stony

piétinement, n.s.m. trampling

pin, n.sjm. firtree

piteux, -se, adj. piteous

plaignes, 2nd pers. pi. près. ind.

from plaindre, plaignant, plaint, plains, plaignis, v.tr, to pity ; se plaindre, to com- I)lain

plaisanterie, n.s.f. joke, triek

plaque, n.s.f. pateh

plaque, n.s.f. plate, ticket

platane, n.s.m. plane tree

plateau, f»^.jii. table land, also platter

pleurer, v.tr. and intr. to weep

plomb, n.s.m. lead

plonger, v.tr. to plunge

ployer, v.tr. tn bend

pluie, 11.5./. rain

plume, n.s.f. feather

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