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coUoquial

cabane,/, hut.

cabaret, m, inn.

cabrer, rear of horses.

cacher, hide.

cacheter, seal.

cachette, /. hiding place, cachot, m. cell.

cadavérique, corpse-lîke.

cadavêriser (se), become a

corpse.

CLOSSARY

cadavre, m. corpse, dead-tired

body, 23:13.

cadencé, rhythmical.

cadre, m. frame.

café, m. coffee.

cage, /. case of a dock, cahoter, jolt.

caisse, chest, built înto the body

of ihe carriagCy 27:21.

calcul, calculation; par — , in

their own interest.

calculer, calculate, reckon.

calèche, /. light carriage.

calice, m. chalice.

callosité, /. callousness, cake of

dirtf 161:5.

calmant, soothing; potion — e,

sédative, 16:29.

camarade, m. comrade; — de

collège, schoolmate; — d'a-

teUer^ fellow student of

paintmg.

camelot, m. camlet, a coarse

woolen fabric, camisole des fous, straît-

jacket.

campagne,/, country, country-

side, campaîgn, military, canapé, m, sofa.

canard, m. duck, '^dodger,

"joker," 40:3.

cannelure, /. fluting, mode by

guUering candie grease, 121:

cannetille, /. wire ornament.

cannibale, m, monster.

canon, m. cannon, artUlery.

cantonner, canton, i.e. distri-

buU for lodging among inhab-

itants of a town.

caphamautn, m. lumber room.

caporal, m, corporal.

car, for.

carabin, f». "saw-bones," médical student.

caractère, m, character, nature.

carafe,/, water-bottle, carafecarême, m. Lent.

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caresser, soc the; caressant,

blissfid, 146:11.

carme, m. Carmélite, monk.

carnassière,/, game bag.

carré, m, square.

carreau, m. tiled floor, pane of

glassy 152:13.

carrefour, m. cross-roads.

carte,/, card.

carton, m. pasteboard.

cas, m, case.

casquette,/, cap.

casser, break, cassure,/, break, fracture.

cause, /. cause, case, légal;

pour — de, because of .

causer, cause, produce, talk,

chat, 77:1.

causerie, /. talk, conversation.

cavalier, m, huntsman, cavalier. [15.

cave, /. cellar, wîne-cellar, 75 :

céder, yield. ceinture,/, belt.

célèbre, famous, noted.

célébré, made famous.

céleste, heavenly.

cellule,/, cell.

cendres, pi, ashes.

centaine,/, hundred.

centième, m, hundredth.

cependant, yet, meantime.

cercueil, m. coffin.

cerf, m. stag.

certes, surely.

cerveau, m. and cervelle, /.

brain, brains.

cesse; sans — , constantly.

cesser, stop; faire — , end; ne

cessait de. kept on, 15:25.

chabraque,/. saddle-cloth.

chacun, each one.

chagrin, regret, vexation, grief,

troubles; tout — , much

grieved, 5:31.

chagriner, vex.

chair, /. flesh; — de cheval,

horse-flesh.

GLOSSARY

chaise,/, chair.

châle, m. shawl, wrap.

chaleur,/, warmth.

chaleureux, -se, warm.

chaloupe,/, boat.

chambre,/, chamber, room.

chambranle, m. mantle shelf.

champ, m. field; — de bataille, battle-field ; Champs-Elysées, Elysian Fields in Paris,

champêtre, rural.

chanceler, stagger, f aller; chancelant, rickety, 158:18.

chandelier, m, candie-stick.

chandelle,/, candie.

change; agent de — y broker.

changement, m. change, transformation.

chanter, sing, chant, intone, 168:26.

chapeau, m, hat.

chapelet, m, chaplet, rosary, 14:19.

chaque, each.

char. m. chariot.

charbon, charcoal, pi. coals, 26:

charbonné, scorched, charred.

charge,/, burden, duty.

charger, load, cover, charge

with a duty, 18:24, 104:16;

se — , take charge of , be re-

sponsible for, 32:30.

charlatan, m, pretender, charlatan.

charognes, pL carrion.

charrette,/, cart.

chasse; partie de — , hunting

party.

chasser, drive, drive away,

push, toss, 13:6.

chasseur, m» hunter, light-in-

fantry man.

châssis, m. sash of a window, chat, M. chatte, /. cat.

château, m. manor-house, coun-

try-seat, castle.

chatoyer, show changing colors.

chaud, warm, hot; faire — , be

warm.

chauffer, warm.

chaumes, pi. stubble.

chaumière, /. hovel, hut.

chaumine, /. cottage, shelter,

chaussure, /. foot gear.

chaux vive, quick lime.

chavirer, capsize.

chef, m. chief , head, pi. officers,

cheinin, m. road, path, course; bien de — , a long joumey,

cheminée,/, chimney, chimney

pièce, hearth; au coin de la

— , by the fire, 95:11.

chêne, m. oak.

chenet en fer, andiron.

cher, chère, dear, predous; mon — , my dear fellow.

chercher, seek, search, look for, fetch, get, 160:17, try, 44:5, sélect, 80:10.

chercheur, m. searcher, amateur, 62:24.

chère,/, cheer.

chétif, -ve, puny, chétivement, sparsely.

cheval, chevaux, m. horse; à — , on horseback.

chevalet, m. trestle of a bridge, easel; — des ponts, pontoonbridge trestle.

chevalier, m. knight, chevalier.

chevelure, /. hair, mass of hair.

chevet, m. pillow; — de son lit, his bedside, 16:24.

cheveux, pi. hair, hairs, 60:10.

chèvre,/, kid, nanny-goat.

chevreau, m. kid.

chez, at or to the dwelling of, in the case of, 4:2^, in the heart of, 117:13, with, 17:3, among, 28:25; — lui, home, 103:26, his house, 171:3; — elles, at home, 117:28;

GLOSSARY

de — , f rom the house of , 136 :

14; d'entrer — , to visit, 145:

chieiiy m. chienne,/, dog; — de

garde, watch dog.

chifire, m. number.

chiiÀ^que, fanciful, chimerical, "loony," 107:21.

chirurgie,/.; de — , surgical.

chirurgien, m. surgeon; — major, surgeon-major.

choc, shock.

choisir, choose.

chose,/, thing.

choucroute, /. sauerkraut.

chrétien, -ne, Christian.

chronique,/, story, 176:24.

chuchoter, whisper.

chuchotement, m, whîspered talk.

chut, hush!

chute, /. fall, close of day.

ciboire, m. sacred vessel, ciborium.

cicatrise,/, scar.

cicatriser, close, of a wound,

ci-devant; un — , one of the old aristocracy.

ciel, m. heaven, sky; pi. deux, heaven.

cierge, m. taper, candie.

cil, m. eye-lash.

dme,/. top.

circonstance, /. circumstance, opportunity, 37:31-

cire, /. wax; — à cacheter, sealing-waz.

citoyen, -ne, citizen, Htle replacing Monsieur or Madame during the First Republic,

civil, civilian.

clair, clear, limpîd; — de lune, moonshine; clair-semé, scattered; clair-obscure, chiaroscuro, blending of light and shade.

clameur, /. clamor, roar, 56:4.

clapotis, m, rippling, splashiag.

clarinette, /. clarîonette, ''mus-

ket *' 'îs :2Ç.

clarté', /. light, bright light, 8:

24, clearness, 69:7.

claustral, cloistered.

clef, m, key.

clerc, m. clerk.

cliquetis, m. clinking.

cloche,/, bell, church-bell, 182:

cloison vitrée, /. glazed partition.

clos, m. field.

clos, shut, closed, close, clôture,/, enclosure.

clou, m. nail.

cloué, made fast, 186:12.

coeur, m. heart.

coffre, m, box, trunk, ''bread-

basket," 23:21.

coiffure,/, head dress, 152:31,

eut of the hair, 54:28.

coin, m. corner, mint stamp,

col. m. neck.

colère, /. anger. collation,/, refreshment, lunch,

collège, m. high school, collège, coller (se), stick to, press one-

self again&t.

collet, m. collar, cape of a dress,

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