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chapitre, #7., chapter, council of a bishop

chaque, each, every.

charbonnière (mésange), /j., titmouse.

chardonneret, #:., goldfinch.

charge, j., charge, office.

charger, to charge, load, intrust.

charme, #1, yoke-elm.

charpente, j., framework.

charrette, j., cart.

charrue, /., plough.

chasse, /., hunt, hunting.

SOrrOW, grief,

VOCABULARY

chasseur, »., hunter.

châssis, »., frame.

châtaignier, #., chestnut-tree.

chatoyer, to glisten.

chaud, -e, warm, hot.

chauffer, to heat, warm.

chaume, #7, stubble, stubble.

field; straw; thatch.

chaussée, j., causeway, road.

chef, #7., chief, superior.

chef-lieu, #2., chief town.

chemin, #., way, road; — de fer, railroad.

cheminée, /., chimney, mantelpiece.

chemise, /., shirt.

chêne, #., oak.

cher, chère, dear.

cher, adv., dear, a great deal.

chercher, to seek, search for, look for; se —, look for each other.

chéri, —e, cherished, dearest, darling.

chéti-f, -ve, wretched, puny.

cheval, #., horse; à —, on horseback.

chevelure, j., hair.

cheveu, #:., hair.

chevron, »:., rafter.

chez, at or in or to the house of; within; — soi (eux), at one’s (their) house, room; home.

chien, #., dog, hound; temps de —, very bad weather.

chœur, #:., chorus.

choisir, to choose, select,

choix, #., choice.

chose, j., thing, affair.

chute, /., fall.

cicatrice, j., scar.

cidre, #7., cider.

ciel, #:., heaven, sky.

cieux, P/ural of ciel.

cil, #., eyelash.

cime, /., top, summit.

cimetière, m., cemetery.

VOCABULARY

cinq, five.

cinquantaine, /., about fifty.

cinquième, fifth.

circonstance, /., circumstance, occasion.

ciré, -e, waxed; toile —e, oilcloth.

citer, to cite, summon.

civière, /., litter, stretcher.

clair, —e, clear, bright.

clair,”., clearness, transparency.

clairement, clearly, plainly.

clairière, j., clearing, glade.

clairon, #., clarion, bugle; bugler.

clairsemé, —e, thinly scattered.

clameur, j., clamor, outcry.

claquer, to flap up and down.

clarté, j., clearness, brightness, transparency.

classe, /., classroom.

classer, to classify.

clef (pron.: klé), f., key.

clerc, "1. clerk; clergyman, priest. [tient.

client, »#:., client, customer, pa-

clientèle, j., custom, practice; customers.

cligner, to wink.

cloche, /., bell.

clocher, #1., steeple.

cloison, j., partition.

clos, -e, closed.

clôture, /., enclosure, fence.

clou, 77., naïl.

coasser, to croak.

cocarde, /., cockade.

cœur, »1., heart.

coffre, "1, coffer, chest, box.

coiffe, j., head-dress; lining.

coiffé, -e, wearing; covered.

coiffer, to cap, surmount.

coin, #:., corner, nook.

col, #7., collar; pass, defile ; faux- —, collar.

colère, /., anger, rage.

colis, #., parcel.

collé, -e, glued; sticking fast; very close to.

collègue, #7, colleague, fellow member.

collet, #., collar; saisir au —-, to seize by the throat.

colline, j., hill.

colombage, #., row of beams; en —, timbered and plastered.

colonne, j., column.

colporteur, #., peddler.

combattre, to fight.

combien, how much, how many; how.

combles, #. pl, frame of the roof ; sous les —, in the attic.

commandant, #1, commander.

commande, /., order.

commandement, #7., command, order.

commander, to command, order.

comme, as, like, as if; how; — si, as if; — ça, such.

commencement, #1., beginning.

commencer, to begin.

comment, how; — ! what!

commission, /., committee, board.

commune, /., township, parish.

communion, /., communion; faire sa première —, to partake of the communion for the first time.

compagne, /., companion.

compagnie, /., company.

compagnon, #., companion.

compartiment, #7. compartment, division.

complaisamment, obligingly,

with complacency, lengthily.

complaisance, /., kindliness.

compl-et, -ète, complete; àu

—, whole.

complice, 7.

plice.

compliqué, —-e, commhicaxet.

composer, to compose, Form.

and f., accom-

comprendre, to understand.

compris, —e, see comprendre.

compte, #17, account; se rendre —, to realize.

compter, to count, mention.

concerner, to concern, relate to.

concerté, -e, preconcerted.

concitoyen, #7, fellow-citizen.

concluant, -e, conclusive, to the point.

conclure, to conclude.

concurrent, #1, competitor.

conduire, to lead, take.

confiance, /., confidence, trust ; avoir —, to believe.

confidence, /., secret.

confier, to confide, intrust, commit to the care of. conflit, #., conflict, clash.

conformément à, in accordance with.

confus, —e, confused, abashed.

connaissance, /., knowledge, ac-

number,

quaintance, consciousness ; avoir — de, to know.

connaître, to know, be ac-

quainted with; se — en or s’y —, be a good judge of, be an expert in.

conquérir, to conquer, capture.

conquis, -e, see conquérir.

conscience, /., conscience ; avoir —, to be conscious.

conscription, /., enrolment, drafting.

conscrit, #7, conscript, recruit.

conseil, #7., counsel, advice; council.

conseiller, 77. councillor, adviser.

conséquence, /., consequence, result.

conséquent, -e, consequent ; par —, consequent|ly.

conserver, to preserve, keep, Jeave.

VOCABULARY

considérer, to consider, look at.

constamment, constantly.

constater, to state; establish.

construire, to build ; 8e —, build for oneself.

consulter, to consult.

contempler, to contemplate, watch. [glad.

content, —e, pleased, satisfied, contenter (se), to content oneself, be satisfied.

continu, —e, continuous.

continuer, to continue.

contraire, contrary, opposite; au —, on the contrary.

contrariété, /., annoyance, vexation.

contre, against.

contrée, /., country, region.

convaincu, -e, convinced.

convenable, proper, expedient.

convenir, to suit, please.

conviendrais, see convenir.

copier, to copy.

coq, ”7., rooster.

coquelicot, #7., wild poppy.

corbeau, 77., Crow.

cordée, j., fishing-line.

cornette, /., headdress.

corps, ##., body; part.

correspondance, /., mail.

corriger, to correct, cure; 8e —, reform.

corsage, #1, bodice, waist.

cortège, #., procession.

corvée, j., extra duty, unpleasant task.

cosaque, #., Cossack.

côte, j., rib; — à —, side by side, cÔté, #1, side, way, direction; à —, near by, next; à — de, by the side of; de —, aside; askance; du — de, in the direction of; de ce —-, in that direction; d’un —, on one side; de l’autre, on the other side.

rectify,

VOCABULARY

coteau, #., hillock.

cotillon, #7., petticoat.

cou, #., neck.

couche, /., layer.

couché, —e, lying, reclining.

coucher, to lay down; se —, lie down, go to bed.

coude, #., elbow.

coudée, j., cubit; d’une —, one cubit high.

coudre, to sew.

coudrier, »#1., hazel, hazel-tree.

couler, to flow, run down, trickle down.

couleur, j., color, character.

couleuvre, j., adder.

couloir, #., corridor, hall; gully, deep gorge.

coup, #7, blow, stroke; boire un —, to have a drink; — d’épaule, move, jerk of the shoulder; — de feu, shot; — d’œil, glance; — de rhum, sip of rum; — de tête, rash act; à — sûr, to a certainty; tout à —, all at once, all of a sudden.

coupe, /., cut, style.

couper, to cut, cut off, mow, blow off; trouble.

coupure, /., cut.

cour, /., court, courtyatd.

courant, #7., stream.

courbé, -e, bent.

courber (se), to bend down, stoop.

courir, to run, run about, be spread, circulate; le bruit courut, it was rumored.

couronne, j., crown, wreath.

course, /., excursion, jaunt.

court, 6, short.

court, see courir.

courtaud, —-e, dumpy.

courtoisie, /. courteousness.

cousu, -6, se coudre.

couteau, #1., knife,

coûter, to cost; en —, cost, be painful.

coutume, /., custom; usually.

couture, /., needlework, sewing; ouvrière de la —, dressmaker.

couturé, -e, seamed, scarred.

couturière, j., dressmaker.

couvée, /., covey, brood.

couvert, —-e, see COUVrir.

couveuse, /., brooding bird.

couvre-feu, "., curfew.

couvrir, to cover; clot. :

craignant, see craindre.

craindre, to fear.

crainte, /., fear.

crâne, »., skull.

crâne, bold, plucky, jaunty.

craquement, #., cracking, creaking.

craquer, to crack, creak, snap.

crépuscule, #., twilight.

cresson, #2, watercress.

crête, /., crest, top, summit, ridge.

creux, #1. hollow, palm ; bottom; hole.

creu-x, -se, deep, hollow, sunken.

crever, to tear, rend; pierce, appear.

Cri, #2, Cry.

cribler, to riddle.

crier, to cry, cry out, yell; crackle, snap.

crin, #., horsehair.

crinière, /., mane.

croire, to believe, think, deem ; — à, believe in.

croiser, to cross, fold; se —., meet, cross, clash, pass, be exchanged.

crosse, /., butt-end.

croupe, /., crupper; en —, behind me.

Cru, see croire.

cruellement, cxuellq, pass -

de nt |

crurent, crus, crut, see croire.

cueillir, to pick.

cuir, #., leather.

cuire, to cook; dry.

cuisine, /., cooking

cuisse, /., thigh, hip.

cuivre, 77., copper.

culbute, /., somersault,

cultiver, to cultivate.

curati-f, -ve, curative, healing.

cure, /., parsonage.

curé, #2, curate, priest; — de canton, dean.

curiosité, j., curiosity.

cygne, #:., Swan.

dangereu-x, -se, dangerous.

dans, in, into.

danser, to dance; twinkle.

danseur, »., dancer, dancing master.

de, of, from, with, by, for; plus — (/ollowed by a number), more than.

débander (se), to disband.

débile, weak, feeble.

débiteur, #., debtor.

déboucher, to issue; meet.

déboulé, #7., start (from a bur- TOW).

debout, up, upright, standing.

déboutonner, to unbutton.

débris, 7. ?/., ruins, remains, fragments.

débrouillard, -e, resourceful.

début, #7., beginning, outset.

décès, #1., death.

déchirure, j., rent, breach, opening.

décidé, -e, determined.

décidément, decidediy, really, indeed.

décider, to decide.

déclarer, to declare, state.

VOCABULARY

décliner, to decline, decay; fail; slope.

décorer, to decorate, adorn.

découper, to cut out.

découragement, #., discouragement, depression.

découvert, —e, see découvrir.

découvrir, to discover, uncover, find out, lay bare, show, notice, perceive.

décrocher, to unhook, take down.

défendre, to forbid; se —, defend oneself.

défense, j., warning, order.

déférence, j., deference, regard.

défiance, j., diffidence, distrust.

défilé, #7, defile, narrow pass.

défiler, to defile.

défleuri, —e, stripped of their flowers.

défoncé, -e, crushed.

défunt, -e, defunct, deceased.

dégager, to disengage; se —, free oneself.

dégoûtant, —e, disgusting.

dehors, ad. outside; au —, out, outside; en — de, out of, outside of.

dehors, #1., outside.

déjà, already.

déjeuner, to breakfast, lunch.

delà, beyond; au — (de), be-

ond.

délibérer, to deliberate.

délicieu-x, -se, delicious, delightful.

délire, #7., delirium.

demain, to-morrow.

demande, /., request.

demander, to ask, ask for, require.

démarche, /., step, proceeding.

démêler, to disentangle, unravel.

démesurément, excessively, immoderately.

take

VOCABULARY

demeurer, to reside, live, remain.

demi, -e, half; — -heure, half an hour; — -lieue, half a league; à —, half; à — -voix, in a whisper, whispering.

demie, /., half hour.

démission, /., resignation; donner sa —, to resign.

demoiselle, /., young dragon-fly.

démolir, to demolish, pull down.

dénicheur, #7., (nest) hunter.

dénombrer, to number.

dénouer, to untie, undo.

dent, j., tooth.

denteler, to indent, fringe.

dentellière, /., lace-maker.

lady ;

départ, 7», departure; start (from a burrow).

département, 77, department

(one of the 80 territorial divisions of France).

dépasser, to pass, go beyond, exceed; be higher, taller than.

dépêcher (se), to hasten.

dépendre, to depend; come.

dépense, /., expense.

dépenser, to spend, use.

déplorer, to deplore, lament. déployer, to unfold, display.

déposer, to lay down.

depuis, since, for, from; — lors, since that time.

déraisonner, to be delirious,

rave; talk nonsense.

déranger (se), to disturb oneself.

dérider, o7 se —, to relax, unbend oneself.

derni-er, -ère, last.

derrière, behind.

dès, from, since; — que, as soon as; — le ...,from the very ...

désagréable, disagreeable, unpleasant.

désarmer, to disarm; cause tc relent.

relent,

désaveu, »1., disavowal, denial.

desceller, to unbed, loosen.

descendre, to descend, go down.

descente, /., descent.

désensorceler, to unbewitch, throw the spell off.

désert, -e, desert, unfrequented.

désigner, to indicate, point out; appoint, choose.

désolation, /., sadness.

désolé, -e, afllicted, distressed, very SOITYy.

desserrer, to loosen, open; force .

open, unlock.

desservant, "1, priest.

dessiner (se), to project, stand out.

dessus; au- —, over, above

dessous, adz., beneath. .

dessous, #., lining, inside.

destinée, /., destiny, fate.

détachement, #1, detachment.

détacher, to detach, unfasten; untie; se —, stand out in relief.

détail, #., detail, particular.

dételer, to unharness.

détente, j., trigger.

détesté, -e, detested, disliked.

détonation, /., explosion, report (of firearms).

détour, #., turn, bend; faire un — d’une demi-lieue, to take a circuitous road, longer by half a league.

détourner, to turn away; se —, turn around, turn aside, turn away one’s head; step aside; se — de sa route, take another road. |

détrempé, -e, soaked, washed out.

détruire, to destroy, kill.

dette, /., debt.

deuil, #:., mourning, sorrow.

deux, two; les —, both.

deuxième, second.

dévaler, to go down, down.

dévaliseur, #., plunderer.

devancer, to get ahead of, beat, outdo, outrun.

devant, before, in the presence of; in front of it.

développer, to develop, unfold, open.

devenir, to become.

deviner, to guess.

devint, see devenir.

dévisager, to stare at.

devise, /., motto.

devoir, to owe; be obliged, must, have to, be to.

diable, »:., devil; un pauvre —, a poor fellow.

diagonale, /., diagonal; en —, diagonally.

dialecte, #., dialect.

dicter, to dictate.

Dieu, #., God.

digérer, to digest.

digne, worthy; dignified.

- dignité, j., dignity.

dimanche, #., Sunday.

diminuer, to diminish, decline.

dinde, /., turkey-hen.

dindon, #., turkey.

diner, "., dinner.

dire, to say, tell; call for; bespeak; se —, say to oneself; give oneself out as; c’est-à- —, that is to say.

directeur, #7., director.

diriger, to direct, conduct.

discours, 7#., speech.

discr-et, —ète, discreet, cautious.

discrètement, discreetly.

discuter, to discuss.

disparaitre, to disappear.

disparu, -e, missing o7 dead person; see also disparaître.

disperser, to scatter.

disposer, to arrange.

dispute, j., quarrel.

come

VOCABULARY

disputer (se), to dispute, con tend; vie with each other.

dissiper (se), to be dissipated, pass away; scatter.

distinguer, to distinguish; see; recognize; 8e —, distinguish oneself. .

distrait, —e, inattentive, absentminded.

distribuer, to distribute, give away.

distributeur, #"., dispenser.

dix, ten.

docteur, #., doctor, physician.

doigt, #:., finger.

doit, see devoir.

domaine, #7., domain, estate, property.

dominer, to dominate, overlook, rise above.

donc, then, therefore; now, pray.

donner, to give; se — une attitude, strike an attitude.

dont, whose, of whom, of which, from whom, from which.

doré, —e, gilt, golden.

dormir, to sleep; linger.

dort, see dormir.

dos, #., back ; en — d’âne, shelving.

dot, j., dowry.

doubler, to double; upholster.

doublure, /., lining.

doucement, gentiy, sweetly.

douceur, /., gentleness.

douleur, /., pain, grief.

distributor,

douloureusement, painfully, sadly.

douloureu-x, -se, sorrowful, painful.

doute, #7., doubt; sans —, undoubtedly.

douter, to doubt; se —, suspect,

dou-x, -ce, sweet, gentle, mil pleasant.

douze, twelve.

VOCABULARY

doyen, #1., dean.

drame, 7»:., drama; something drarmatic, exciting.

drap, »:., cloth, sheet,

drapeau, "., flag.

dressé, —e, set up, rising.

dresser (se), to stand erect.

droit, #7., right; avoir — à, to be entitled to.

droit, —e, right, straight.

droit, adv., straight.

droite, j., right, right side; à —, to or on the right.

drôle, droll, queer, funny.

dru, —e, close set, thick; fullfledged.

dune, /., hillock of sand.

dur, -e, hard, harsh, severe; hard of hearing; — de figure, with hard features; — au mal, proof against pain, tough.

dur, adv., hard, vigorously.

durant, for.

durer, to endure, last.

dut, see devoir.

duvet, #., down.

dynastie, /., dynasty, family.

eau, /., water.

éboulement, #7, landslide.

ébouler or s’—, to fall down.

ébranler, to shake.

écaille, j., scale.

écart, #:., step aside; rester à l’—, to stand aside.

écarté, —e, remote, out of the way; parted.

écarter, to remove, set aside, push aside, open; s’—, make way; s’— d’un bond, jump aside.

échanger, to exchange.

échapper, to escape; s’—, drop, fall out.

écharpe, j., scarf; en —, girt with his official scarf.

échelle, j., ladder.

échoir, to fall to the lot of.

échu, —e, see échoir.

éclair, #1, lightning; gleam.

éclat, »., fragment, piece, bursting, burst; loud tone.

éclatant, —e, shining, bright.

éclater, to break out, burst forth.

éclosion, /., hatching.

écoulement, #1., flow, draining.

flash,

‘écouler (s’), to flow away, pass

away, elapse.

écouter, to listen to.

écran, #1., screen.

écrier (s’), to cry out, exclaim.

écrire, to write, write down.

écriture, j., writing, handwriting.

écumer, to foam.

écurie, /., stable.

édifice, #., building, structure.

édredon, #., eiderdown, coverlet.

effacer, to efface, wipe away; throw back; s’—, disappear, vanish, stand aside.

effarer, to scare.

effet, #1, effect; en —,in fact, indeed.

efficacité, j., efficacy.

effleurer, to touch slightly, slide along; — du regard, cast a rapid glance.

effort, #7., effort, exertion.

effrayer, to frighten, scare.

égal, —-e, equal, even; alike.

égaré, —e, haggard.

égayer, to cheer.

église, j., church.

égratigner, to scratch.

Égypte, f, Egypt.

eh, ah! oh! well! — bien! well!

élan, #., spring, impetus.

élargir, to widen; 8&/—, môen, extend.

élégiaque, #., a person with an elegiac turn of mind.

élevé, —e, high, tall.

élever, to raise, bring up, rear, breed up; s8?—, rise, arise.

éloge, #., eulogy, praise.

éloigné, -e, distant.

éloigner, to remove; 8/—, go away.

élue, j., elect; legatee.

embarras, #., trouble.

embaumer, to embalm.

embrasser, to embrace, kiss.

embrouiller (s’), to get con-:

fused, become dim.

émerveiller (s’), to wonder, be amazed.

emmener, to take, take away, carry away, drive.

émouvoir, to move.

empaqueter, to pack up.

empereur, #1, emperor.

emplir,tofill; s’— fill, befilled.

emploi, #., use.

employer, to employ, use.

emplumé, —e, fledged.

emporter, to carry away, take away, take along.

empourprer (s’), to turn purple, flush.

ému, -e, moved, excited, agitated.

en, prep., in, into, on, for; while, by; like, as, in the shape of.

en, pron., of or from or by him or her or it or them; some, any.

encadrement, 71., frame.

encadrer, to frame, surround.

encombrer, to obstruct.

encore, still, yet, again, more, once more; — un, another.

encre, /., ink.

encrier, #., inkstand.

endormir, to put to sleep; s’—, fall asleep.

endroit, 7:., place, spot, part; par —s, here and there.

VOEABULARY

enfance, /., infancy, childhood.

enfant, #1. and f., child; avoir l’air bon —-, to look good natured.

enfariné, —e, befloured, covered with flour.

enfermer, to inclose, surround.

enfiler, to get into, put on.

enfin, at last, finally, in short.

enfler, to swell; s’—, swell, swell up, increase.

enfoncer, to sink, drive in; pull; outdo, beat; s’—, sink, disappear, penetrate.

enfouir, to bury.

enfuir (s’), to run away.

engager, to engage, entangle, compel; s?’—, enlist.

enguirlander, to adorn with a garland.

enlacer, to entwine, clasp.

enlaidi, -e, having become ugly.

enlever, to carry away, take away, take out, take off, remove.

ennemi, #., enemy, foe.

ennemi, —<,hostile, of theenemy.

ennuyer (s’), to be weary, be bored, grow tired, bave a tedious time of it.

énorme, enormous, huge.

enrichir, to enrich; s’—, get rich.

enrouler (s’), to twine.

enseigner, to teach; 8’—, be taught.

ensemble, together.

ensemencer, to SOw.

ensevelir, to bury.

ensuite, afterwards.

entamer, to encroach on.

entasser, to heap up.

entendre, to hear; — parler de, hear of; n’y — rien, not to know one’s business, be a very poor judge in the matter.

enterrement, #7., burial, funeral.

VOCABULARY

enti-er, ère, entire, whole.

entourer, to surround; n’être pas entouré, —e, have no company.

entrain, #7., ardor, spirit.

entraîner, to bring on, involve.

entre, between, among.

entrée, /.,entrance,entry,arrival.

entreprendre, to undertake.

entrer, to enter, go in.

entrevoir, to catch a glimpse.

entrevue, /., interview.

entr’ouvert, —e, half-open, ajar.

entr’ouvrir, to open a little, half-open. |

enveloppe, j., cover, wrapper.

envelopper, to envelop, wrap up, inclose, surround.

enverrai, see envoyer.

envers, towards, to.

envie, /.,envy; avoir —, to have a mind.

envier, to envy.

environ, about.

envolée, j. flight.

envoler (s’), to fly away.

envoyer, to send.

épais, -se, thick, coarse.

épaisseur, /., thickness.

épaissir (s’), to thicken, get thick.

épanouir, to brighten up, gladden; s’—, expand.

épanouissement, #., expansion.

épargner, to spare, save.

épars, —€, scattered.

épaule, /j., shoulder.

épée, /., sword.

épeler, to spell out, read with difficult y.

éperdument, distractedly, to distraction.

épi, #., ear of corn.

épine, j., thorn.

épineu-x, -se, thorny.

épingle, j., pin.

épitre, /., letter.

époque, j., epoch, time.

épouse, j., wife.

épouser, to marry, wed.

éprouver, to feel, experience.

épuiser, to exhaust.

éraflure, j., slight scratch.

erreur, /., error, mistake.

escalier, #7., staircase.

escouade, /., squad.

espace, "”., space, time.

espacé, —e, scattered.

espacer (s’), to occur at longer intervals.

Espagne, /., Spain.

espèce, /. species, kind.

espérer, to hope.

espoir, #., hope.

esprit, #7, mind; intelligence; jJudgment; sense.

essayer, to try.

essayeuse, /., fitter.

essor, #”., flight.

essuyer, to wipe.

estimer, to estimate, esteem.

et, and.

étable, j., stable; — à pourceaux, pigsty. |

établir, toestablish, settle, build.

étage, #1, story, flight of stairs.

étagère, j., stand, shelf.

étaler, to display; spread; lay down; expose to view.

étang, #., pond.

étape, j., stage, day’s march.

état, #7., state, condition.

étau, 77., vise.

été, »:., summer.

été, see être.

étendre, tostretch; s’—, stretch oneself out; extend, spread.

étendu, -e, extensive; stretched, lying down.

étoffe, j., stuff, cloth.

étoile, /., star.

étonnant, -e, astonishing.

étonné, —e, asvonishe, prised.

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étonnement, #., astonishment, surprise.

étonner, to astonish, amaze; 8s’—, be astonished, be surprised, wonder.

étouffer, to stifle, choke.

étourdi, —e, dizzy.

étourdissement, #., fainting fit.

étrange, strange, odd.

étrang-er, -ère, foreign.

être, to be, exist.

être, »., being, creature.

étreindre, to choke.

étroit, —e, narrow; close.

étude, j., office.

étudiant, 7., student.

étudier, to study.

eux, they, them, as for them ; — -mêmes, themselves; chez—, at home.

évader (s’), to get away, slip away, escape.

évanoui, —e, in a swoon.

évanouir (s’), to vanish; s’— en poussière, crumble.

évanouissement, #., fainting-fit.

évasé, -e, widening gradually.

évêché, #1, bishopric, diocese ; bishop's mansion.

éveillé, -e, awake; sleepy.

éveiller, to awake, awaken.

événement, 77., event.

évêque, #1, bishop.

évidemment, of course.

éviter, to avoid.

évoquer, to evoke, call up.

examiner, to examine.

exaspérer, to exasperate.

exXCÈèS, 74., eXCESS.

exciter, to excite, rouse.

exclusivement, exclusively.

excuser, to excuse; s’— de, apologize for.

exécuter, to execute.

exemple, #., example.

exercice, 77., exercise, drill.

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exigeant, —e, exacting. expédier, to dispatch, send.

explication, /., explanation.

expliquer, to explain; 8’—, account for.

extraordinaire, unusual.

extrêmement, extremely.

extrémité, /., extremity, end.

extraordinary,

fabriquer, to make.

façade, j., front, frontage.

face, f., face; en —, in front; opposite.

facile, easy.

façon, j., way.

facteur, "1., letter-carrier.

faculté, /., faculty, power.

faible, feeble, weak.

faiblement, feebly, weakly.

faiblir, to fall, abate, weaken,

faillir, to be near, come near; fail, faint.

faim, /., hunger; avoir —. to be hungry.

faire, to do, make, cause, say,

answer; be (weather); — l’affaire, suit; — noir, grow dark ; — venir, send for; se

—, become; se — à, become accustomed to.

faisceau, #7., stack of arms.

fait, #., fact, occurrence.

falaise, /., cliff.

falloir, to be necessary, must, require, want, take; il nous faut ..., we must have; qu'est-ce qu’il te faut ? what do you want ?

famille, /., family.

faner, to make hay.

fanfare, /., music, humming.

fanfaronnade, /., bragging.

fantaisie, /., fancy.

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farine, j., flour.

farouche, wild, dismal.

fatigant, -e, difficult.

fatigue, /., fatigue, weariness.

fatigué, -e, tired.

faubourg, #., suburb.

faucher, to mow, cut.

faudrait, see falloir.

faufiler (se), to slip, skip.

faut, see falloir.

faute, /., fault; — de, for want of.

fauteuil, #:., armchair.

fauvette, /., warbler.

fau-x, -sse, false.

faux-col, #21., collar.

favori, #7., whisker.

féminin, —e, feminine.

femme, /., woman; wife.

fenaison, /., hay making.

fendre, to cleave, split; se —, break.

fenêtre, j., window.

fente, j., slit, gap, vacant space.

fer, »., iron; en — de lance, in the shape of a spear; pointed; chemin de —, railroad.

ferai, sce faire.

ferme, /., farm, farm-house.

ferme, firm, steady.

fermement, firmly, strongly.

fermer, to shut, close.

fête, /., feast, festival; one’s patron saint’s day.

feu, #., fire, light.

feuille, j., leaf ; sheet.

feuillu, —-e, leafy.

feutre, #1, felt.

fi-er, -ère, proud.

fièrement, proudly.

fièvre, j., fever.

figure, /., figure, face, appearance.

figurer (se), to imagine.

figurine, /., little figure.

fil, #:., thread, yarn; —s d’aragne, cobweb,

filer, to spin; go off.

filet, #., fishing net.

fille, ., girl, daughter, maid.

fillette, j., little o7 young girl.

fils, #7., son.

fin, /., end.

fin, —e, fine, slender, thin, little, small; pluie —e, drizzle.

finir, to finish, end; c’est fini, it is all over.

firent, fis, fit, see faire.

fixé, —e, fixed, steady.

fixer, to fix.

flacon, #7., bottle.

flageoler, to stagger.

flairer, to scent, smell, sniff.

flambée, /., blaze.

flamber, to flame, blaze.

flamme, /., flame, flash, fire; beam.

flanc, #1., flank, side.

flanquer, to flank.

flatter, to flatter, caress; — de la main, pat.

flèche, /., arrow.

fléchir, to bend, weaken.

fleur, /., flower, blossom.

fleurir, to adorn with flowers.

fleuve, 7., large river.

flocon, #7., flake.

flotter, to wave.

fluet, -te, slender.

foi, j., faith; — de ...! upon my word!

foin, #7., hay; grass.

fois, j., time; une —, once; à la —, at the same time.

folie, j., folly, madness, foolish act.

folle, see fou.

foncé, —, dark.

fonction, j., duty, office.

fond, #7, bottom, depth, end, rear; au —, in reality.

fondre, to melt down, blend; se —, melt, dwindie away ,k\enà, unite,

font, see faire.

force, j., strength, might; à — de, by dint of; — lui fut, he was obliged.

forêt, /., forest.

forme, j., form, shape, figure.

former, to form.

formidable, tremendous.

formule, j., set phrase.

fort, —e, strong, powerful, large ; serious; thick; heavy.

fort, adz., very, very much.

fort, #., fort, stronghold.

fortin, #7., small fort.

fortuit, -e, fortuitous, casual.

fossé, #., ditch, moat.

fou, fol, folle, foolish, crazy, mad, insane; dizzy, stupid; colère folle, towering passion; herbe folle, weed; fou rire, hysterical or uncontrollable fit of laughter.

fouetter, to crack one’s whip.

fouiller, to search, feel.

foulard, #., neckerchief.

foule, /., crowd.

foulée, j., slow step, hoof thud.

fouler, to tread.

fourche, /j., fork.

fourniture, /., supply; —s de bureau, office stationery.

foyer, #7., hearth, fireplace.

frais, fraîche, fresh, cool.

frais, 71. p/., expenses, cost.

français, -e, French.

français, #., French language.

Français, #., Frenchman.

franchir, to jump over.

frapper, to strike, knock, tap; clap.

frasque, j., trick, prank.

fraternel, -le, fraternal.

fraterniser, to act like brothers, act friendly. [ing.

freluquet, #7, coxcomb, weak-

frémir, to shudder, tremble, quiver,

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frémissement, #7., shudder:

quivering, trembling.

fréquenter, to frequent ; use.

frère, »., brother.

friche, j., fallow.

frictionner, to rub.

frisé, —e, with curly hair.

frisson, #7, shudder, shiver, chill.

froid, #., cold; avoir —, to be cold.

froid, -e, cold.

froidement, coldly.

froissement, #., rumple.

froisser, to crumple; offend.

frôlement, #., rustling.

froment, »2., wheat.

front, #:., forehead, brow, face; de —, abreast.

frontière, /., frontier.

frotter, to rub.

fuir, to flee.

fuite, /., flight.

fumant, —e, steaming, hot.

fumée, /., smoke.

fumer, to smoke.

funèbre, funereal ; cérémonie —, funeral.

fureter, to rummage.

furieu-x, -se, furious, enraged.

fusil, #:., gun. ;

fusilier, 77., fusileer.

futaine, j., fustian.

crumple,

gâchette, j., tumbler.

gâcheur, #7., bungler.

gagner, to gain, earn, win, reach, make for; — le lit, go to bed.

gai, —-e, gay, cheerful.

gaillard, -e, brisk, vigorous.

gaillard, m., determined fellow.

hearty,

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galon, »., stripe.

galop, #:., gallop; au —, at a gallop.

galoper, to gallop.

gamin, #., boy, urchin.

ganté, —e, with one’s gloves on.

garantir, to guarantee, assure.

garçon, »#., boy.

garde, /., guard, duty; en —, on guard; prendre —, to take care; y prendre —, pay attention to it.

garde, "”., gamekeeper.

garder, to guard, keep, watch (over), preserve, tend; 8e —, beware.

gardeur, 71., keeper, herd.

garnir, to fill, stuff; se —, be covered; be provided.

garnison, /., garrison.

garrot, »., withers.

gars, #., boy, lad, youth.

gâteau, #7. cake.

gâter, to spoil.

gauche, left.

gauche, /., left, left side; à —, to or on the left.

gazouiller, to twitter, chirp.

geai, 77., jay.

géant, "., giant.

gelée, j., frost.

geler, to freeze.

gendre, #7., son-in-law.

gêner, to trouble, inconvenience.

genêt, 7., broom.

genêtière, f., broom-land.

genou, »., knee; à —x, on their knees.

gens, ". or f., people, folk; bonnes —, my friends.

gentil, -le, nice.

gentiment, nicely, gracefully.

geste, »., gesture.

gibier, #1., game.

gilet, #:., waistcoat.

glace, /j., ice.

glacé, —e, icy, cold, frozen.

glacial, —e, icy, cold.

glacis, #., glacis, smooth slope.

glane, /., gleaning.

glaneuse, /., gleaner.

glisser, to slip; se —, slip, glide, creep.

gloire, j., glory.

glousser, to cluck, gobble.

gonfler, to swell, distend; se —, swell.

gorgée, /., draught, mouthful.

gouffre, #1., abyss.

goupillon, 7.

sprinkler.

gourde, /., gourd, flask.

gourmand, »7., glutton.

goût, ”7., taste.

goutte, j., drop; gout.

gouttière, /., gutter.

gouvernement, #7., government.

grâce, j., grace; — à, thanks to, owing to.

gracieu-x, -se, graceful.

grade, #1, rank.

gradé, "17, non-commissioned officer.

grain, #1., grain, berry.

graine, /., grain, seed.

grand, —e, great, large; . tall; high; le — soleil, the hot sun.

grandir, to grow, grow up, increase.

grand’mère, /., grandmother.

grand’peine (à), with great difficulty.

grand’père, "#., grandfather.

granit, #., granite.

gras, —-se, fat.

grassement, comfortably.

gravement, gravely.

gravir, to climb.

gravure, /., engraving.

greffier, #., clerk (of the court).

grêle, j., haïl.

grenier, »., garret.

grenouille, f., Sos.

grilon, m., CHCkREX

holy water

grimper, to climb.

gringalet, »., weakling.

grippe, /., whim; prendre en —, to take a dislike (to).

gris, —e, grey.

grisonnant, —e, getting gray.

grognard, #"., growler; nickname given to the old soldiers of the First Empire.

grommeler, to grumble.

gronder, to grumble, scold.

gros, -se, big, iarge, heavy; loud, coarse; wealthy, important.

groseille, j., currant.

groupe, #., group.

grouper (se), to gather, form into groups.

gué, #., ford; passer à —, to ford.

guère, much; ne...—,hardly, scarcely, seldom.

guéridon, #., small round table, stand.

guérir, to cure, recover; 8e —, get cured.

guérissable, cured.

guerre, /., war.

guêtre, /., gaiter.

guetter, to watch for, await, wait for.

gueule, /., mouth.

gueu-x, -se, very poor; beggar.

guidon, #:., guidon, field colors.

guignon, #., bad luck.

guilleret, -te, brisk, merry.

guirlande, j., garland, wreath.

guise, /., manner; en — de, by way of.

which may be

habillement, »., clothing.

habiller, to dress.

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habit, #.,coat; 21., clothes, uni form.

habitant, #1., inhabitant.

habiter, to inhabit, live in.

habitude, /., habit, custom; comme à l’—, as usual; d’—, usually.

habituel, -le, usual, ordinary.

habituer, to accustom.

haie, /., hedge.

haine, j., hatred.

hâlé, -e, sunburnt.

haletant, -e, panting.

halte, j., haït.

hameau, #:., hamilet.

hasard, #7, hazard; au —, at random.

hâte, j., haste; en —, à la —, hastily.

hâter, to hasten, quicken; se —, hasten, make haste,

hâtivement, hastily.

hausser, to shrug, raise.

haut, —e, high, tall, haughty, loud, long.

haut, »:., top, height.

haut, adv., high, highly; en —, upstairs, above.

hauteur, j., height, top.

hélas (sound the ‘s’), alas!

hennir (Pron.: anir), to neigh.

hennissement (f7on.: anissement), m., neighing.

herbe, /., herb, grass, weed; — folle, weed.

herbu, —e, grassy, grass-grown.

hérisson, #:., hedgehog.

héritage, #1, inheritance.

héritier, #., heir.

héroïque, heroic.

hésiter, to hesitate.

heure, /., hour, o’clock, time; de bonne —, early; tout à l’—., just now, in a little while.

heureusement, happily, fortunately.

heureu-x,-se, happy, fortunate.

lofty,

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heurter, to hit, knock against; acier heurté, clanging steel.

histoire, /., history, story, biography.

hiver, #., winter.

hocher, to shake, waggle.

holà, holloa, halloo.

hommage, #:., homage, respect ; rendre —, to pay homage.

homme, #., man.

hoanête, honest.

honnêtement, politely.

honneur, #., honor; faire — à, to be a credit to.

honoraire, honorary, retired.

honorer, to honor, do honor.

hôpital, #., hospital.

horreur, j., horror, awe, fear.

hors de, outside of; — - service, unfit for use.

hôtel, #., mansion.

hourra, #1., hurrah.

houssine, /., switch.

huée, j., hoot.

huile, j., oil

huissier, #1, sheriff’s officer, baiïliff.

huit, eight; — jours, a week.

huitaine, /., about eight; dans la —, within the week.

humble, humble, poor, lowly.

humeur, /., humor, temper, disposition.

humide, humid, damp, moist, wet.

hurler, to howl.

butte, /j., hut.

hypocrite, hypocritical.

hypothèse, /., hypothesis, supposition.

ici, here; d’—, from this place, hence, from now.

idée, j., idea, thought, opinion.

idylle, j., idyl.

ignorer, to be ignorant of, not to know.

île, /., island.

illuminer (s’), to brighten.

image, /., image, picture.

imaginer, to imagine, picture.

immaculé, —e, immaculate, spotless, untrodden.

immanquable, sure, infallible.

immédiatement, immediately.

immeuble, real; biens —s, real estate.

immobile, immovable, motionless.

impatient, —e, eager.

impatienté, —e, out of patience.

impatienter (s’), to lose patience, grow impatient.

impérieu-x, -se, imperious, haughty.

impiété, j., impiet y.

imposer (s’), to be indispensable.

impôt, »., tax.

impraticable, impassable.

imprimer, to impress; print.

imprudent, —e, rash.

incapable, unable.

incendie, #., fire, burning.

incliner (s’), to incline, stoop ; be pointed.

incommode, inconvenient, uncomfortable.

inconcevable, inconceivable.

inconnu, —e, unknown.

inconsidéré, -e, inconsiderate.

incubation, /., hatching.

indéfini, -e, unlimited, infinite.

indéfiniment, indefinitely, endlessly.

indien, -ne, Indian.

indigne, -e, indignant.

inédit, —e, new.

inégal, -e, uneven.

inerte, inert, lifeless.

inexpié, —e, vnexpaked, Sr tone.

infirmière, j., nurse.

infliger, to inflict.

ingénier (s’), to set one’s wits to work, contrive.

ingénieur, #., engineer.

inimitié, /., enmity.

ininterrompu, -e, uninterrupted, unbroken.

initiale, j., initial.

injunction, /., command.

injure, /., insult.

inqui-et, -ète, uneasy, restless.

inquiétant, —e, disquieting, alarming.

inquiéter, to alarm.

inquiétude, /., uneasiness, anxiety.

inscrire, to write down.

insister, to insist.

insolite, unusual.

insomnie, /., insomnia, sleeplessness.

insouciant, —-e, heedless, unmindful.

inspirer, to inspire.

installer (s’), to sit down.

instance, /., entreaty.

insulter, to insult.

intéresser (s’), to be interested, take an interest.

intérêt, #1., interest.

intérieur, -e, interior, inside.

intérieur, #., interior, inside.

interrogatoire, #:., examination.

interrompre, to interrupt, break off.

intervalle, 71., interval.

intimité, /., intimacy.

inusité, -e, unusual.

inutile, useless.

inventer, to invent, imagine; play.

inviolé, —e, inviolate, intact.

irai, see aller.

irisé, —e, irised, variegated.

irrévocablement, irrevocably.

isolé, —e, isolated,

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italien, -ne, Italian.

ivre, drunk, intoxicated.

jachère, f., fallow land.

jadis (sona the s), formerly.

jalousie, j., jealousy.

jamais, ever, never; never; à —, for ever.

jambe, /., leg.

janvier, #1, January.

jardin, #:., garden.

jarret, #., hamstring, thigh.

jaune, yellow.

Jeannette, dimin. of Jeanne, Jane.

jeter, to throw, cast, hurl, scatter, shoot; se —, rush.

jeune, young.

jeunesse, /., youth.

joie, j., joy.

joli, —e, pretty, nice.

joliment, nicely; quickly.

joue, j., cheek.

jouer, to play; stake, risk.

jouir de, to enjoy.

jour, ”., day, daylight, daybreak; petit —, dawn.

journal, #., journal, newspaper.

journée, /., day; events of the day.

joyeu-x, -se, joyous, cheerful.

juger, to judge.

juin, #1, June.

jument, /., mare.

jurer, to swear.

jusque, until; as far as, so far as; to; even; jusqu’à, until, as far as, to, up to, even to, so as to.

juste, just, right; tout —, just, nothing but.

justement, just, precisely.

heartily;

joyful,

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justice, /., justice; — de paix, court of the justice of peace,

kilomètre, #1., kilometer.

là, there; par —, that way, on that side.

là-bas, yonder, over there.

laborieu-x, -se, toilsome, hard.

labourer, to plough, till.

lac, #1., lake.

lâche, cowardly, mean.

là-dessus, thereupon, on that subject.

là-haut, up there.

laine, /., wool; de —, woollen.

laïque, #7., layman.

laisser, to leave, let, allow.

lance, /., spear; en fer de —, in the shape of a spear, pointed.

lancer, to throw, hurl, cast.

lancier, #1, lancer.

lande, /., moor.

langage, #., language.

lanterne, /., lantern.

lapin, #2, rabbit.

lard, #., bacon.

large, wide, broad.

larme, j., tear.

las, -se, tired, weary.

lassé, -e, tired.

lassitude, /., lassitude, fatigue, weariness,

laurier, #., laurel.

lavande, /., lavender.

lécher, to lick.

leçon, j., lesson.

légendaire, wellknown.

léger, -ère, light, slight.

légitime, legitimate, just.

legs (Pronounce : le), m., legacy.

lendemain, #., next day.

lent, -e, slow.

lenteur, /., slowness.

lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles, who, which, whom, what. |

leste, nimble, brisk.

lettte, j., letter.

levé, —e, up, erect.

levée, j., levy; raising ; removal; flight, flutter.

lever, to raise, lift, straighten; remove, throw off; examine ; se —, get up, rise, arise, spring up.

lever, #1, rise, rising. [a s/if).

lèvre, j., lip; opening, edge (vf

liasse, j., bundle; file.

liberté, /., liberty, freedom ; faculty.

libre, free; open, unobstructed.

librement, freely.

lichen, x. (sound kenne), lichen, tree moss.

licol, #., halter.

lier, to bind; — connaissance, become acquäinted with each other.

lierre, #., ivy.

lieu, #., place ; au — de, instead of; avoir —, to take place; tenir — de, to stand in place of, replace.

lieue, /., league.

lièvre, #7., hare.

ligne, j., line; fishing line.

limite, /., limit.

Limousin, -e, az inhabitant of the old province of Limosin,

legendary,

lecteur, #., reader.

lecture, /., reading.

légataire, m». and f., \legatee.

the chief town of which is Limoges, about 242 miles S- S.

W. of Paris.

lin, #., flax, linen.

linceul, #:., shroud.

linge, »:., linen.

linot, »., linnet.

lire, to read.

lit, »7., bed.

livide, livid.

livraison, /., delivery.

livrer, to deliver ; give.

locataire, ». and f., tenant.

loger, to live.

logis, #7., house, home.

loin, far; au—,faraway; de — en —, at long intervals.

lointain, -e, distant.

lointain, #., distance, distant horizon.

loisir, #., leisure.

long, -ue, long ; à la longue, in the end, in the long run.

long, #., length; le — de, along.

longer, to go along, skirt.

longtemps, a long time, long; depuis —., for a long time.

longue, see long.

lorgner, to cast a glance at.

loriot, #:., oriole.

lors, then.

lorsque, when.

louis, #7, louis; un — d’or, gold coin worth about 4 dollars.

loup, #:., wolf.

lourd, -e, heavy.

loyer, "1., rent; tenant.

lu, see lire.

lucarne, j., narrow window.

lueur, /., glimmer, dim light.

lui, he, him, it, to him, to her; —-même, he himself, himself.

luire, to shine.

luisant, -e, shining.

luisant, »1., gloss.

lune, /., moon.

Junettes, /. 21, spectacles.

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luron, "., daring fellow.

lutter, to struggle.

maçonnerie, /., masonry, stone work.

madame, /., Madam, Mrs.

mademoiselle, /., Miss.

magistrat, #., magistrate, justice.

mai, #1, May.

maigre, meagre, thin, lean.

maigreur, /., leanness, thinness.

main, /., hand.

maintenant, now.

maintenir, to sustain, hold, restrain, preserve.

maire, #:., Mayor.

mairie, j., town-hall.

mais, but; — oui, why, yes.

maison, /., house.

maître, #., master, owner; Mr.

maîtresse, /., mistress; Mrs. ; — couturière, first-class dressmaker, forewoman in a dressmaking establishment.

mal, av. badiy, bad, amiss; with difficulty.

mal, #7. evil, harm; trouble, difficulty; disease; dire du — de, to speak ill of.

malade, a47., ill, sick, sore.

malade, #1., f., sick person, sick child.

maladresse, /., awkwardness.

malgré, in spite of.

malheur, »1., misfortune, unfortunate event; oiseau de — wretched bird.

malheureusement, unfortunately.

malheureu-x, -se, unhappy, unfortunate. [nence.

mamelon, m., mound, hill, eme

keep,

unhappily,

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manceau, adj, of Le Mans,a city about 130 miles S. W. of Paris, chief town of the de-

. partment de la Sarthe; pays — , vicinity of Le Mans.

manche, j., sleeve.

manger, to eat.

manière, /., manner, way, style.

manivelle, /., handle, crank.

manœuvre, /., maneuver, drill.

manquer, tofail,lack, miss, need, be wanting, be ... short.

mansarde, /., garret.

mante, /., cloak, overcoat.

manteau, #:., cloak.

mantelet, #., short cloak.

marbre, #7., marble.

marchand, #., merchant ; hawker, peddler ; horse dealer.

marchandise, j., goods.

marche, /., march, step, walking, ride ; en —, on the march.

marché, #., market.

marchef, #7. abbreviation for maréchal des logis chef, first sergeant (cavalry).

marcher, to march, walk, go; — bien (afaires), be good.

marcheur, #1, walker.

marécage, #17., marsh.

maréchal des logis, #., sergeant (cavalry).

marge, /., margin; shore.

marguerite, /., daisy.

mari, #7. husband.

mariage, "”1., marriage.

maroquin, #7., morocco leather.

marquer, to mark, indicate.

mars, »:., March.

marteau, 7#7., hammer; — de forge, sledge hammer.

martial, -e, martial, warlike.

martin-pêcheur, »7., king-fisher.

massacre, z:., slaughter.

massif, #1. clump, thicket.

matériaux, #1. 2/., building ma:terial,

maternel, -le, maternal.

matin, #., morning, daybreak.

maudit, —e, cursed, confounded.

mauvais, —e, bad, poor; cheap; unpleasant, disagreeable.

maux, p/. of mal.

mécanique, mechanical.

méchant, —e, wicked, naughty.

mèche, /j., lock; tuft, bunch.

méconnaïître, to fail to appreciate.

médaille, j., medal.

médecin, #7., physician.

médicament, #1., medicine.

médiocrement, rather poorly.

méditer, to meditate.

méfiance, j., distrust.

meilleur, -e, better, best.

mélancolique, melancholy, sad.

mêler, to mix, mingle; entangle; se —, mingle.

mélodrame, #., melodrama.

melon, 7., muskmelon.

membre, #7., member.

même, adf., same, self, very; le — jour, the same day ; le jour —, the very day.

même, adz., even; de —, likewise; tout de —, just the

same, after all.

menacer, to menace, threaten.

mendiant, —e, #., f., mendicant, beggar.

mener, to lead, take.

menthe, /., mint.

menu, —, small, slight.

méprendre (se), to mistake, be mistaken.

méprit, see méprendre. ,.

merci, #., thanks.

mère, /., mother.

merle, #., blackbird.

merveille, /., marvel; à —, very well.

mésange, f. tom, — ÊNREponniète, Emo vsR.

bad,

mésangeau, »#., young tomtit.

messager, 77., messenger.

messe, /., mass; faire dire une —, to pay for a mass.

messieurs, #1. p2., gentlemen.

mesure, /., measure ; à — que, in proportion as; en —, in measure, in a systematic way, in rhythmic cadence.

métairie, /., farm, farmhouse.

métallique, metallic.

métier, #7. profession, trade; loom ; de son —, by trade.

mètre, "1, meter.

mettre, to put, put on, set ; dress; — de côté, lay by; — le feu à, seton fire ; se— à (/o/lowed by an infinitive), begin to; se — en marche, set out; se — en tête, take into one’s head, think ; bien mise, welldressed.

meuble, movable; biens —s, personal property.

meubler, to furnish.

meule, /., mill stone.

meunier, #7., miller.

meunière, j., miller’s daughter.

meurtrier, #., murderer.

meuvent, see mouvoir.

midi, #7., noon; south.

miel, #7., honey.

mien (le), la mienne, les miens, les miennes, mine.

mieux, better, best; deson—, as wellas one can; faire deson.-, to do one’s best; faute de —, for lack of something better.

milieu, #7, middle, center, midst, surroundings.

militaire, military.

militaire, #., soldier.

mille, thousand.

millier, z7., about a thousand.

mince, thin, little; narrow.

mine, /., mine; look, appearance, countenance; faire — de, to pretend.

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minuit, #., midnight.

minuscule, very small, tiny.

mirent, see mettre.

mirer (se), to look at oneself.

mis, —€, sce mettre.

misérable, #., wretch.

misère, /., misery, want.

mit, see mettre.

mobile, shifty.

mobilier, #7., furniture.

mode, /., fashion ; ouvrière de la —, milliner.

modèle, #:., model.

modestie, /., modest y.

moellon, #1, ashlar, block of stone.

moindre, less, least.

moineau, 77., SPAITOW.

moins, less ; least; except ; à —, at or for less; au —, du —, pour le —, at least; n’en...

pas —, none the less.

mois, #., month.

moisissure, /., mould.

moisson, /., harvest ; fields.

moitié, j., half; à —, half.

molle, see mou.

moment, #7., moment, time.

monde, #7, world; tout le —, everybody.

monseigneur, 77. ({itle given Lo a bishop), His Grace.

monsieur, #7, Mr. sir, gentleman.

mont, #., mount, mountain.

montagne, /., mountain.

montée, /., ascent.

monter, to mount, ascend, climb, go up, come up, get up, rise:

raise, ride; be promoted; se —, amount, rise.

montrer, to show, point out; sc —, show oneself, appear.

moraine, /., moraine, heap of glacier debris.

moralement, morally.

poverty,

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morceau, #7., piece.

morne, dull, dreary, sinister.

morsure, /., bite.

mort, -e, dead.

mort, /., death; — violente, murder.

mortuaire, mortuary, of the deceased.

mot, #., word, note.

motif, #., motive, reason.

motte, /., clod, sod.

mou, mol, molle, soft; weak.

mouchoir, #., handkerchief.

mouillé, -e, wet.

moule, /., mussel, clam.

moulé, —e, molded.

moulin, #2, mill.

mourir, to die; cease.

mousse, /., moss.

mousseu-x, -8e, MOsSy.

moustache, /., mustache.

moustique, »7., mosquito.

mouton, #., sheep.

mouture, /., grinding, grist.

mouvement, #., movement, motion, stirring, flurry.

mouvoir (se), to move.

moyennement, middlingly, moderately.

muet, -te, silent.

mulet, #:., mule.

mulot, 77., mole.

mur, »7., wall.

mûr, -e, ripe.

muraille, j., wall.

mûrir, to ripen.

mûrissant, -e, ripening.

murmure, #7, whispering.

murmurer, to mutter, whisper.

mystérieu-x, -se, mysterious.

nageoire, j., fin.

nager, to swim.

zaïf, #., simple minded person.

naître, to be born, spring, grow, come; dawn.

naïvement, naively, candidly.

nappe, /., sheet of water.

narguer, to defy, sneer at.

naseau, 77., nostril.

nasse, /., bow-net.

naturel, -le, natural.

naturellement, naturally, of course.

ne,not; —...pas,not; —..,

plus, no longer, no more; — ... point, not at all; — ... que, only, nothing but.

né, -e, born.

nécessaire, necessary.

nécessiteux, #., needy person.

négliger, to neglect.

neige, /., snow.

nenni, no.

nerveu-x, -se, nervous, sinewy.

net, -te, clear.

net, ady., clearly, distinctly; suddenly, short.

neuf, nine.

neu-f, —-ve, new.

neuvième, ninth.

neveu, #., nephew.

nez, #1., nOSe.

ni, neither, nor.

niche, j., niche, recess; box.

nicher, to build one’s nest.

nid, "., nest.

nielle, j., rose-campion.

noir, -e, black, dark.

noir, #., black.

nom, #7., name,

nombre, #., number ; être du—, to be one of them.

nombreu-x, -se, numerous.

nomination, /., appointment.

nommer, to name, call; se —, be called.

non, no, not; — plus, nor...

either, either.

nord, m., nor\h.

notaire, m., noVary.

notarié, —e, notarial, legal.

nouer, to tie, knot.

nourrisson, #., nursling.

nourriture, /., food.

nouveau, nouvel, nouvelle, new, fresh.

nouvelle, /., news.

novembre, #7., november.

noyé, #1, drowned person.

nu, -e, naked, bare.

nuage, #1, cloud.

nuit, j., night.

nul,-le,any,no; any one, noone.

nullement, not at all.

numéro, #., number.

nuque, /., nape (of the neck).

obéir, to obey.

obligation, /., duty.

obliger, to oblige.

obscur, -e, obscure, dark.

observer, to observe, notice, watch.

obstinément, obstinately.

obtenir, to obtain, get.

obus (sound the s), m., shell.

occasion, /., opportunity.

occupation, /. occupation; troupes d’—, troops occupying the town.

occuper, to occupy; 8’— À, pay attention to.

octobre, #., October.

odeur, /., odor, smell.

œil, 71. (p/., yeux), eye; coup

—, glance.

œuf, #:., egg.

œuvre, /., work, deed.

offenser, to offend, hurt.

officier, »7., officer.

offre, /., offer.

offrir, to offer, show.

oiseau, #., bird.

ombre, /., shade, shadow.

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on (l’on), one, they, people, we, you.

oncle, #., uncle.

onduler, to undulate, meander.

onze, eleven.

opiner, to give one’s opinion, speak.

opposé, —e, opposite.

Or, conj., NOW.

or, 1., gold.

orage, :., Storm.

orateur, #1., orator, speaker.

ordinaire, regular, customary, common, usual ; d’—, usually.

ordonnance, /., prescription.

ordonner, to order, direct.

ordre, "1. order.

oreille, /., ear.

orgueil, #1, pride, self-conceit.

oriflamme, /., little banner.

originaire, native.

orner, to adorn.

oser, to dare.

ou, or; — bien, or else.

où, where, in which, to which; when; d’—,whence; par —?

which way?

oubli, #:., forgetfulness.

oublier, to forget.

oui, yes.

ourlet, #7., hem.

outil, #7., tool.

ouvert, —-6, open.

ouverture, /., opening.

ouvrage, 72., work.

ouvrier, #7. workman.

ouvrière, /., workwoman:; — de la couture, dressmaker; — de la mode, milliner.

ouvrir, to open; 8’ —, open, be open ; start.

paille, j., straw.

pain, m., bread.

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paire, /., pair.

paisible, peaceful.

paix, /., peace.

pâle, pale, dim.

pâleur, j., paleness.

pâlir, to turn pale.

pantalon, #:., trousers.

papier, #., paper.

paquet, #., bundle.

par, by, through, out of, in, from; — là, that way; on that side.

paraître, to appear.

parapet, 77., railing.

parce que, because,

par-dessous, under.

pardessus, "1, overcoat.

par-dessus, over, above, upon.

pardonner, to forgive.

pareil, -le, like, similar, such.

parent, #., parent ; relative.

parenté, j., relationship.

paresseusement, lazily.

parfait, —e, perfect.

parfaitement, exactly; true.

parfois, sometimes.

parfum, :., perfume.

parler, to speak, mention.

parmi, among, amidst.

paroi, /., side.

paroisse, /., parish.

paroissien, #:., parishioner.

parole, j., word, speech.

parquet, #., floor.

part, /., part, share; de toutes —8, on all sides.

partager, to share, divide; se —, Share.

parti, #:., party, force; prendre son — de, become reconciled with.

particulièrement, particularly.

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