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gracieux, -se, gracions, grace

ful.

grade, /. rank, mUUary or ofi-

cicU.

graduer, graduate.

grain, grain, squall, i8o:l6.

grand, great, large, tall; — e

porte, main entrance.

grandiose, m. hugeness.

grandir, make grow.

grange, /. barn.

gras, grasse, fat, greasy.

grave, grave, serions, stern,

deep-mouthed, 75:1.

graver, impress, 93:19.

gré, m. wiÛ.

gredin, m. scoundrel.

grelotter, shiver.

grenier, m. barn, garret.

grès, m. bare rock, 67:24.

griffe,/, claw.

grille, /. iron-barred gâte or

grating. grimper, climb.

grincement, m, creaking.

gris, grey.

grisâtre, grayish.

grognement, m, growl, grunt,

howl.

grogner, grumble, growl, grunt.

gronder, growl, reproach, rum-

ble, 13:25.

gros, coarse, great, stout.

grossier, -ère, coarse, rough.

grossir, swell, grow.

grotte,/, grotto.

guérir, cure.

guerre, /. war; être en — avec,

strive with, 90:17.

guerrier, m, warrior.

guêtres, pi. gaiters.

gui, m. mistletoe.

guide, m. guide, pi. reins.

guider, guide, drive, horses.

guigner, de l'œil, look askance

at, 91:19.

guise; en — de, as a substitute

for; à ma — , in my own way.

habile, skillful, smart.

habileté,/, skill.

habillement, m. dress, clothes.

habiller, dress; s* — , dress, wear

clothes, 43:3.

habit, m. coat, clothes, 29:1;

pi. vestments, 166:24, clothes

habitant, m. inhabitant.

habitation, /. habitation, dwell-

îng.

habiter, inhabit, live in, occu-

py.

habitude,/, habit, custom.

habituer (s'), become accus-

tomed.

habitué, accustomed.

Hacelma, m. Acaldema.

haie, /. hedge, firing Une, at

a mîlitary exécution, 170:1;

pi. close rows, 30:11.

haillons, pi. tatters.

haine,/, hatred, dislike.

hair, hâte.

halé par le soleil, sunburnt.

haleter, pant, gasp.

hallier, m. thicket, iflider-

growth.

halte, stop! ^

hanter, hang about; — le

monde, fréquent society.

harassé, over-tired, 6:8.

hardes, pi. tattered clothing,

rags.

hardi, bold.

hardiesse, audacity.

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hasard, m, chance, fortune; par — , as it chanced, 15:22; par le — , by chance, 27:25; à tout — , at a venture, 121:

hâte, /. haste.

hau, ho! stop!

haut, m. top.

haut, high, tall; d'une — e

taÛle, tall; — le pied, "s tir

your stumps," i :$.

haut-de-chausses, pL breeches.

hauteur,/, heîght.

hausser, shrug.

havre, m. harbor.

hébété, stupid, distracted, 156:

10, hypnotised, 63:9.

hein, ha!, usually anticipating

assent.

hélas, alas!

herbe, /. grass, hay, 46:26,

weed, 2:31, pL végétation,

héritage, m. inheritance.

hériter, înherit.

héritier, w.-êre,/. heir, heiress.

hétéroclite, odd.

heure,/, hour, o'clock; sur les neuf heures du soir, about p P. M., 18:21; sur les deux heures du matin, about 2 A. M.; tout à V — , just now, presently; de bonne — ,early, 117:4.

heureux, -se, happy, joyous, pleasant, content, fortunate, lucky.

hidieuz, -se, hideous.

hier, yesterday.

histoire,/, history, story.

hiver, m. winter.

hocher, shake or wag the head,

homme, m. man; bon — , good fellow; — à bonnes fortunes, "lady killer"; — de peine et de fatigue, working man and capable of enduring fatigue, 179:14.

honnête, honest, of good repute, 88:23.

honneur, m. honor; d' — , really.

honorable, honorable, présentable, 119:10.

honte, /. shame; avoir — , be ashamed.

honteux, -se, ashamed, bashfui, shameful.

hôpital, m. hospice, shelter, hospital, 67:5.

horloge,/, clock.

hormis, beside.

horreur, /. horror, dread; faire — , be répulsive to, 93:3.

horrible, horrible, dreadful, awful.

horripilation, /. érection of the hair, a médical term,

hors; — de, out of; — d'état de, in no condition to; — de chez elle, away from her home, — de prix, beyond price, 170:17.

hospice, m. asylum for aged or insane.

hostie, /. host, wafer for consécration in the Eucharist.

hôte, m. host, guest, 163:25.

hôtel, m. résidence.

houle, /, swell of the sea,

houppe, /. tuf ted top.

hourra, m. yell.

huileux, -se, oily.

humain, human.

humeur, /. humor, vexation, (issumedy 132:23.

humide, moist, damp.

humidité, /. moisture, dampness.

hurlement, m, shriek.

hurler, shriek.

ici, hère; par — , this way.

ignoré, unrecognized, neglected,

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