séculaire, century-old

sécurité, /. security, certainty,

précision, 13:11.

séduire, irr. attract.

séductrix, -ce, seductive.

seigneur, m. master.

sein, m. bosom, midst, 36:16.

séjour, m. sojourn, stay.

sel, m. sait.

selon^ according to.

semame, /. week.

semblable, such, such a; —

à, like.

sembler, seem.

semé, scattered.

sens, m. significance; son bon

— , Sound mind, 42:21; pi.

sensés, consciousness, 52:23.

sensation, /. sensation, excite-

ment, 99:13.

sensibilité, conscious feeling.

sensible, perceptible, emotional, 46:14.

sentence, /. judgment.

senteur,/, odor, smell.

sentier, m, path.

sentiment, m. feeling, sensation, thought, 38:14, trace, 185:7; à un — , in the case of a friendshîp, 147:27.

sentinelle, /. sentry; faire — , stand guard, 80:23.

sentir, irr, feel; ne se sentit plus, no longer felt he had, 2 :28; se — de, feel the effects of, 120:31.

seoir à, irr. become, befit.

séparer and se — , separate, part.

serein, serene.

sergent, m. sergeant, tninor army oficer.

serpenter, wind.

serre, /. hot house.

serrer, press; fit — les rangs, made them squeeze together, 39:18.

serviable, obliging.

servir, serve, be of use; — de, serve as or in the place of :

se — de, make use of; qui lui servait à, which he used for, 110:8.

serviteur, m. servant.

seuil, m. threshold.

seul, sole, single, alone; seulement, only, solely, even, 87:

30, not tiU, 21:10. [20.

sévère, severe, strict, stem, 43 :

si. if, so, such.

siècle, m. century, âge, 176:25.

sied, see seoir.

siège, m. seat.

sieur, m. Mr. In légal ad" dress and in very formai condescension.

sifflement, m. whistling.

siffler, whistle, whistle to, call by whistling.

GLOSSARV

signe, m. sign, nod.

signery sign, leave the mark of, 120:17.

significiitif, -ve, significant.

fuendeuz, -se, still, quiet, silent.

sillage, m, track, wake of a ship,

sillon, m, furrow, dépression, 25:2.

sillonner, furrow.

simplesse, /. simplicity, frankness, 60:14.

simuler, resemble. [ly.

simultanément, simultaneous-

singe, m. monkey.

singulier, -ère, singular, strange.

sinistre, ill-omened, sinîster.

sis, situated. See seoir.

situer, situate, place.

sobriquet, m. nickname.

soeur,/, sister.

soie,/, silk.

soif, /. thirst; avoir — , be thirsty.

soigner, care for, save up, 23:

19; se — , take care of oneself.

soigneusement, carefully.

soin, m. care; pL care; par le — de, with tryîng to, 2:1; J'en aurais, — , I will care for them, 40:26; ayez — , be sure, 112:12; mit tant de — , was so painstaking, 48:28.

soir, m. evening, aftemoon; est-ce de ce — que je me bats, do you suppose I began this evening to fight, 184:23.

soirée,/, evening.

Boit; soit . . . soit, whether ... or, either ... or; soit en . . . soit en, both by . . . and by; soit que . . . soit que , . . soit, whether it was that ... or that ... or, 78:8 and cp, xio:i4.

soixante; une — de, about 60.

soldat, m, soldier.

soleil, m. sun; au — , in the sun.

solennel, solemn.

solennité,/, solemnity.

solide, firm.

solitaire, solitary.

solive,/, beam.

sombre, sombre, gloomy, dark.

somme^/. sum.

sommeil, m, sleep.

sommet, m, summît, top.

son, m. Sound.

sonder, search, 6:8.

songe, m. dream.

songer, dream, think, 27:23,

understand, 31:30.

sonner, strike, of a dock, ring,

of a bell.

sonnette, /. bell, smalL sonore, sonorous, loud.

sorcière,/, witch.

sort, m. f ate, chance of winning

at cardSf 148:31.

sorte,/, sort, way, sensé, kind;

en — que, so that; en quelque — , in a sensé, to some

extent.

sortie, /. exit, venturîng out,

sortir, go out, corne out, get

out, take out, issue; — de,

contrast with.

sot, m. fool.

Souabe,/. Swabia.

soubresaut, m. leap, hound.

souci, m. anxiety; sans — ,

without a care.

soucieux, -se, anxious.

soucoupe, /. saucer.

soudain, sudden, immédiate,

souffler, blow, whisper; —

mot, utter a word.

souffrance, /. suffering, pain,

sufferance; jour de — , win-

dow by courtesy or suffer-

ance, xi9:7.

GLOSSARY

souffrir, irr. suffer, hâve pain, permit.

souhait, m. wish.

souhaiter, wish, désire.

souiller, soil, stain.

soulager, ease.

soulever, lift; se — , rise.

soulier, m. shoe.

soumettre, irr, submit.

soumis à, subject to, submissive to.

soupçon, m, suspicion.

soupçomier, suspect.

soupente, /. closet-room, shut oJJ by a temporary partition.

souper, m. supper.

soupir, m. sigh.

source,/, spring, fountain.

sourcil, m. eye-brow.

sourd, deaf, dull, hoUow, 159:

27, muffled, 185:8.

sourire, m. smile.

sourire, smile, seem pleasant.

sous, m, sous, 5 centimes =» i cent.

sous, under.

sous-aide, m, sub-assistant surgeon, in an artny.

souscrire, subscribe.

sous-lieutenant, m. ensign, in an army.

soustraire; se — de, get away from.

soutenir, irr. sustain, bear, support.

souterrain, m. basement, 115:

souterrain, underground.

souvenir, m. recollection, mem-

ory; pi. memories, memori-

als, 66:26.

souvenir, irr.; se — de, re-

member.

souvent, often; le plus — , most

of the time, 34:31.

spéculer, speculate.

splendeur,/, magnificence, 119:

spontanément, spontaneously.

squelette, m. skeleton.

stage, m. waiting time. See note.

stigmate, m. mark. Médical.

stimuler, spur on, stimulate.

stupéfait, stupified, astonished, struck dumb, 90:12, taken aback, 169:31.

stupide, stupid, duU, almost insensible, 30:21, 37:24.

su, see savoir.

suave, soothing.

subir, undergo.

subite, sudden.

subsister, exist.

substituer, substitute.

succéder à, folio w; se — , follow one another.

succession, /. estate, héritage, 107:21.

succomber, succumb, give way, fall.

sucre, m. sugar.

sucreries, pi. sweetmeats, sugar plums.

suer, sweat, perspire; — sang et eau, use one's utmost efforts.

suffire, irr, suffice.

suffisamment, sufficiently.

Suisse, /. Switzerland; de — , Swiss.

suite, /. resuit; par — de, as a resuit of; à la — de, along with, 106:8.

suivant, according to, following.

suivre, follow; — de, follow by.

sujet, m. subject.

sujet, -te, subject, subjected.

supercherie, /. innocent déception.

superflu, superfluous.

supérieur, superior, higher, upper.

supplice, m, torture, 95:14, exécution, 93:14.

supplier, beg, pray, supplîcate.

supporter, bear, hold, 122:19.

supposer, présuppose, assume, imagine, 76:5.

sur, on, against, over, witk a pun, 28:28; — lui, on his lap, 51:25, 31; — la porte, in the key-hole, 111:29.

surcroit, m. addition; pour — de douleur, to make it worse, 1:29.

sureau, m, elder-bush.

surent, see savoir.

sûreté,/, safety.

sur-le-champ, immediately, on the spot.

surlendemain, m. second day after.

surprendre, irr, surprise, take by surprise.

surpris, surprised, learned by chance, 106:27.

sursaut, m. start, shock.

sursis, m. delay.

surtout, especially.

survécu, survécurent, see survivre.

survenir, irr. come, 109:2, come second, 20:26.

survivre, irr. survive.

suspect, questionable.

sut, see savoir.

svelte, slender.

symptôme, m, symptom, sîgn.

tabac, m. tobacco.

tableau, m. picture, paintable