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imbécile, imbécile; foolish fel-

low, 108:7.

imiter, imitate, mimic.

immense, immense, huge, vast,

broad, 151:12.

immobile, fixed, motionless,

at his post, 33:23. immobilité, /. stillness; imita

V — , kept as still as, 162:10.

impassibilité, /. împassibility,

calmness, passivity, i. e. lack

of emotional feelingy 46:15.

impatiement, impatiently.

impatienter, grow impatient.

impérial, m. ail fours, a gante, impérial, impérial, i. e. Napol-

eonic, impitoyable, pitiless.

impolitesse, /. impoliteness.

importer, matter.

importun, importunate, insistent, 29:28.

importuner, be irksome to.

imprimer, imprint, impress;

— à, give to, impress on.

impudeur,/, immodesty.

impuissance, /. powerlessness.

impunément, with impunity.

impimi, unpunished, unre-

strained.

inanimé, lifeless.

inattendu, unexpected.

incamé, incarnate, personîfied,

incendie,/, conflagration, start-

ing a ère, 22:7.

incendier, set afire.

incertitude, /. uncertainty.

incessament, constantly.

incUner, bow, incline; s' — ,

bend, stir, 2:18.

incommodité, /. discomfort.

inconnu, unknown, unfamiliar,

lost to view, 60:3.

incroyable, inconceivable.

incurie, /. lack of care.

indécis, undecided, flickering, 158:8.

indéfinissable, undeûnable, indistinct.

indescriptible, indescribable.

indéterminé, uncertain.

index, m. fore-finger.

indicible, unspeakable, inezpressible.

indien, Ëast Indian.

indigence, /. poverty, indigency, 120:22.

indigent, poor.

indigeste, indigestible, unhealthful, 34:4.

indiquer, indicate, make a motion toward, 163:24, fix, ù e.

specify.

indisposé, ill.

individu, m. îndivîdual.

indolemment, indolently.

inégal, unequal.

inespéré, unhoped for.

inexpérimenté, inexperienced.

infâme, infamous, vÛe, 186:27.

infatigable, unremitting.

infiltration, /. infiltration, leak.

infini, infinité; infiniment, very much, 112:6.

infirme, weak, feeble.

influer sur, influence.

informations, pi.; prendre des — , make inquiries, 162:4.

informe, shapeless, crude.

infortune,/, disaster.

infortuné, m. wrétched créature.

ingénu, ingénions, simple.

inhabité, uninhabited.

initier, initiate; m' — à, make me a confidant of, 86:31.

injurier, abuse, insuit.

innombrable, innumerable.

innomé, unnameable.

inoccupé, unoccupied, idle.

inonder, inundate.

inovîf unheard of .

GLOSSARY

inquiet, -ète, restless; — de,

anxious at, 138:10.

inquiéter, distress; s' — de,

heed, 166:22.

inquiétude,/, solicitude.

insaisissable, elusive.

insensé, beside himself, 51:9.

insensiblement, imperceptible.

insomnie, /. sleeplessness.

insoucience, /. carelessness, indifférence, stolidity, thought-

lessness.

insoucieux, -se, careless.

inspirer, inspire; lui — , suggest

to him, 44:5.

installer, place, set up, înstall.

instances, pi. urging, 48:16.

instant, m. instant, moment.

instituer, found, institute.

instruire, irr. tell.

instruit, well informed. See

instruire, insu; à 1' — de, without the

knowledge of ; à leur — , with

no conscious purpose on

either side, 96:12; à son — ,

unconsciously, 186:19.

insulte, /. insuit, wounded

pride.

intelligence,/, intelligence, un-

derstanding.

intelligent, intelligent, under-

standing, 134:8.

interdire, irr, forbid.

intéressant, interesting.

intérêt, m. interest, self-inter»

est.

intérieur, înner, înterior; as

noufif domestic life, 117:24.

interlocuteurs, pi. speakers.

interpellation, /. remonstrance,

challenge, 84:31, challenging

question, 96:28.

interrogateur, -trice, question-

ing.

interroger, question, interrompre, intemipt, s' — ,

stop.

intime, întîmate, spiritual, intimider, intimidate, frighten.

intrépide, fearless, daring.

introduire, irr. introduce, usher

intussusception, /. interpénétration.

inutile, useless, futile.

inutilité, /. f utility.

invalide, m. crîppled soldier.

inventaire, /. inventory, mus ter, 162:30.

ira, see aller.

irriter, irritate, disturb, rouse, 27:14.

isolé, isolated, eut off.

ivoire, m. ivory.

ivraie, /. tares, i. e. weeds,

ivre, drunk, drunken.

ivresse, /. intoxication; d* — ^ tipsy, 104:30.

jadis, formerly, long ago, at one time, 100:7, at that time,

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