scène, /., scene
scie, /., saw.
sculpter, to carve.
se, self, to oneself, himself, to himself, herself, to herself, themselves, to themselves.
sec, sèche, dry.
second, —e, second.
seconde, /., second.
secouer, to shake.
secours, »7., help; allowance.
secousse, /., shake, fit.
secrétaire, #7., secretary.
seigneur, #7., lord; — ! O Lord!
O Lord no!
sein, #., breast, bosom.
séjour, #:., sojourn, stay.
sel, #., salt.
selon, according to.
semaine, /., week.
semblable, similar, like, such.
sembler, to seem.
semer, to Sow, scatter, strew.
séminaire, #7., seminary.
VOCABULARY
sens, "., direction.
sens, see sentir.
sentier, m., footpath.
sentinelle, /., sentry.
sentir, to feel; se —, feel oneself, feel that one is ...
séparer, to separate, divide.
sept, seven.
sergent, "., sergeant.
série, /., series, set.
serre, /., green-house.
serré, —e, close together, tight; see 8eITrer.
serrer, to press, shake, clinch; squeeze, wedge in; take in; put by, put away.
service, #:., service, favor; use.
serviette, /., napkin; portfolio.
servir, to serve; — de, serve as.
seuil, #7., threshold.
seul, —e, alone, only, single, lonely; toutes —es, by themselves.
seulement, only.
si, con.,if, whether; — ce n’est, except.
si, adv., 80; yes; —... que, however; — bien que, so that.
sien (le), la sienne, les siens, les siennes, his, hers, its, ones.
sifflement, #1, whistling; hissing.
siffler, to whistle; hiss; whiz
siffloter, to whistle (lightly).
signaler, to report.
signe, #”., sign, gesture, nod.
signer, to sign; make the sign of the cross upon.
silencieu-x, -se, silent, noiseless.
silencieux, #1, taciturn person.
sillon, #7., furrow.
sillonner, to furrow.
simple, simple, artless, plain,
mere.
singuli-er, ère, peculiar, strange.
VOCABULARY
situé, -e, situated.
six, Six.
société, j., society.
sœur, /., sister; nun.
soi, oneself, itself.
soie, j., silk.
soigner, to take care of.
soin, #7., care; avoir bien — de, to take good care to.
soir, #7, evening; le —, in the evening.
soixante, sixty.
801, #., soil, ground.
soldat, #1., soldier.
soleil, »7., sun.
solennellement, in a solemn way.
solide, strong.
solidement, firmly.
solive, j., joist.
sombre, sombre, dark.
sommaire, —e, summary, brief,
somme, /., Sum, amount.
sommeil, #:., sleep.
sommet, .,summit, top, height.
son, #., sound, blast.
songer, to dream, think.
sonner, to sound, ring, strike, resound, rattle; come.
sonnerie, /., sound.
sorcier, #., sorcerer, wizard,
sort, #7., fate, destiny; spell, charm.
sort, see sortir.
sorte, j., sort, kind.
sortilège, #1., witchcraft, spell.
sortir, to go out, come out, issue.
sou, #7., cent.
souche, /., stump.
soucier (se), to care, be anxious.
souder, to solder, join, unite.
souffle, #., breath, breathing, puff.
souffler, to blow.
souffrir, to suffer, tolerate, bear.
souhaiter, to wish; — la fête à quelqu’un, congratulate somebody on his patron saint’s day.
soulever, to lift, lift up, raise.
soulier, #7, shoe.
soumis, —e, obedient.
soupçon, #%7., suspicion.
soupe, /., soup; meal; manger la —, to dine.
soupeur, #7., banqueter, guest.
soupière, /., soup-tureen.
soupirer, to sigh.
sourire, to smile.
sourire, #1., smile.
sournois, —e, sly, sullen.
sous, under, beneath.
SOUS, ?/. of sou.
sous-lieutenant, 77, sub-lieutenant.
sous-Officier, #7, non-commis-
sioned officer.
soutane, /., cassock.
soutenir, to sustain, support.
souvenir (se) de, to remember.
souvenir, #7, remembrance, memory, recollection; keepsake.
souvent, often.
souvient, s2e souvenir.
spécialité, /., specialty. [ness.
spectateur, #”., spectator, wit-
spirale, /., spiral, curve.
stationner, to stand, stop.
strier, to striate, streak.
stylet, #:., stiletto.
su, —£, se SAVOIT.
subir, to undergo, suffer.
subit, -e, sudden.
subitement, suddenly.
suCCÈèS, #7., SUCCESS.
succession, /., succession, inheritance, estate.
successivement, successively.
suffire, to suffice, be suffcient.
suffisance, j., vanity.
suit, see suivre.
suite, /., consequence; rest; à sa —, along with bio, is train, de —, NN BUCTIESNOS
at once, took de —,27 SEE
suivre, to follow.
superbe. superb, splendid.
supplier, to entreat.
supporter, to bear, endure.
sur, on, upon, over; out of.
sûr, -e, sure; safe; lieu —, place of safety; bien — or pour —, to be sure, surely, quite certain; of course; probably.
surnom, #., nickname.
sursaut, »21., start, spasm.
surtout, especially, above all.
sut, see savoir.
svelte, slender.
tableau, #7., picture.
tache, j., spot.
tâcher, to try.
taille, j., size, height, stature.
tailler, to cut, cut out, shape.
tailleur, #7., cutter.
taillis, #7., copse, underwood.
taire (se), to be silent, keep still.
talon, #7., heel.
talus, #., embankment, bank, slope.
tancer, to rebuke.
tandis que, while. :
tant, so much, as much,so many, as many; so many times; — mieux, so much the better; — que, as long as.
tante, /., aunt.
tantôt, sometimes; — ..., —, n0W..., NOW.
taper, to tap, pat.
taquiner, to tease.
tard, adv., late.
tard, "., decline.
tarder à, to be slow, be long.
tarif, #:., tariff, rate,
£arir, to dry.
VOCABULARY
tâter, to feel; — de l’œil, cast a criticizing glance on.
taudis, #., hovel.
teint, #:., complexion; face.
teinte, j., tint, hue.
<el, -le, such, such a.
témoin, #., witness.
tempe, /., temple.
tempête, j., storm.
temps, #7, time; weather: — de chien, very bad weather:
de — à autre or de — en —, from time to time; du — que, when.
tendre, to tend, extend, stretch, stretch out, strain; distend:
hang, cover; shake; direct, bend; lay, set, spread, spin.
tendresse, /., tenderness, affection.
ténèbres, ;. 21, darkness.
tenir, to hold, keep, stick; — à, care for; y —, care for it; — lieu de, replace; tiens! or tenez! hold! here! seel je te tiens, you are caught; se —, be held, take place; stand; se — debout, stand up.
tenter, to attempt; take; 8e —, be attempted.
tenu, —e, see tenir.
ténu, —e, tiny, minute.
terme, #7., term.
terminer, to end, finish.
terne, dull.
terrain, #7., ground, land, lay of land.
terre, /., earth, land, estate, field; par —, on the ground:
motte de —, clod; mur de —-, mud wall.
territoire, #., territory.
tête, /., head.
têtière, 7. head-stall, keadstrap.
théorie, j., theory; procession.
tiédeur, f., warmih.
VOCABULARY
tien (le), la tienne, les tiens, les tiennes, yours.
tiens, see tenir.
tiers, #72., third.
tige, /., stem.
timbré, -e, stamped.
timide, timid, timorous.
tiqueté, —e, spotted, speckled.
tirer, to draw, pull, fire, shoot; take.
tireur, #1, shot.
tison, #7, brand.
tisonner, to stir the fire.
tituber, to reel, stagger.
toile, j., linen, cloth; canvas; cobweb; — cirée, oilcloth.
toit, »#., roof.
tombeau, #”., grave.
tombée, /j., fall. [side.
tomber, to fall, fall down; sub-
ton, #., tone, accent.
tonnelle, j., arbor.
tordre, to twist, wind; se —, be twisted; meander.
tôt, soon, early.
toucher, to touch; — à, border on.
toucher, #., touch, feeling.
touffe, j., tuft.
toujours, always, ever, still.
tour, 7», turn; trick; twist; faire le —, go around him.
tourbillon, #., whirlwind; kink, curl.
tourelle, j., turret.
tourment, #., torment.
tourmenter, to torment.
tournant, #7., turn, bend.
tourner, to turn, turn around; shape; direct; wind, meander ; — bride, face about.
tournoyer, to turn round and round.
tout, —e, all, every, any; tous deux, both; tous les soirs, every evening; trois fois, every third time.
tout, #7., all, everything.
tout, azv., all, entirely, quite, completely, very; — ... que, however, as; pas du —, not at all; — à coup, suddenly ; — à fait, quite; — à l’heure, in à little while, just now; — au bord, on the very edge.
trace, /., track, trail, mark.
traditionnel, -le, traditional.
tragique, tragic, tragical.
tragiquement, in a tragic way.
train, #:., train; rate.
traînard, »., straggler.
traîner, to drag; se —, drag along, lag, linger.
trame, j., woof, texture.
tranche, /j., slice; slab.
tranchée, j., trench.
tranquille, quiet; être —, to set one’s mind at ease.
transcrire, to transcribe, copy out.
transparaître, to shine through.
be visible.
trappe, /j., trap; opening.
trappeur, #7., trapper.
trapu, -e, thickset, thick.
travailler, to work, labor, study ; extract oil out of.
travers, #., breadth; à —, au —, across, through.
traverse, /., cross-bar, crosspiece.
traverser, to traverse, cross, come across, pass through; pierce; mar; interrupt.
trébucher, to stumble.
trèfle, »., clover.
treize, thirteen.
tremblant, —e, trembling.
tremblement, 77. trembling, shivering.
trembler, to tremble, shake.
tremper, to soak.
toutes les | trentaine, f., nor ox.
trente, Thu «
très, very.
tricoter, to knit.
triste, sad.
tristesse, /., sadness.
trois, three; toutes les — fois, every third time.
troisième, third.
trombe, /., whirlwind; violent gust.
tromper, to deceive; se —, be mistaken, make a mistake.
trompette, /., trumpet.
trop, too; too much, too many.
trottant, visiting.
trotter, to trot.
trottin, #7, errand girl.
trou, #:., hole.
troubler, to trouble, disturb.
trouer, to make a hole in; go through.
troupe, /., troop.
troupeau, #., flock.
trouver, to find, meet with; aller —-, go and call on; se —, find each other; happen to be; be present; stand, be situated.
tuer, to kill
tut, see taire.
tuteur, #:., prop.
tuyau, #., pipe; (jeather) barrel; stump, stubble.
Lu
un, —e, a, an; one; les uns, some.
unanime, unanimous.
uni, —e, smooth.
unième; vingt et —, twentyfirst,
uniforme, uniform.
unique, unique, only, sole.
universel, -le, universal; légataire —, residuary legatee.
urbain, -e, urban, to the city.
user, to wear out.
VOCABULARY
usine, /., factory, manufacture
va, see aller.
vague, /., wave.
vaincu, #7, conquered.
vaincre, to vanquish, conquer, overcome.
vainqueur, victorious.
vais, see aller.
valide, valid, unharmed.
vallée, j., valley.
valoir, to be worth; bring; be as fast as; mieux vaut, it is better.
varié, -e, varied, variegated.
vas, see aller.
vaste, vast, spacious.
vaut, see valoir.
vécu, vécus, see vivre.
veille, j., eve, day before, evening before.
veillée, j., night watch.
veiller, to watch, sit up with; — à, superintend.
veilleur, #7, watcher, awake.
veiné, —e, veined.
velléité, j., faint desire.
velours, #7., velvet.
velu, —e, hainp shaggy.
vendre, to sell.
vengeance, /., revenge.
venir, to come; — de (fol/owed by an infinitive), have just; aire —, send for.
vent, #., wind.
vente, /., sale.
ventre, #1, belly, stomach, inside.
ventru, —-e, big-bellied.
verdure, j., verdure, green.
verger, #., orchard.
véridique, truthfui.
véritable, true, real.
man
VOCABULARY
vérité, j., truth; en —-, truly.
vernir, to varnish.
verras, see Voir.
verre, »1., glass.
verrez, VeITOns, see VOir.
verrue, /., wart.
vers, toward, to; about.
versant, #1, side, slope.
verser, to pour, pour out, shed.
versoir, #., flour bolt.
vert, —e, green.
vertu, /., virtue.
veste, /., jacket, coat.
vêtement, 7#7., garment; 21, clothes.
vêtir, to dress.
veuve, /., widow.
veux, see vouloir.
vibrant, —e, vibrating; rendre —, to set in vibration.
vibrer, to vibrate, hum, whiz.
vicaire, #1, vicar; —— général, grand vicar (assistant to a bishop 07 archbishop).
victoire, j., victory.
vide, empty. [chasm.
vide, #”., empty space, space,
vider, to "empty.
vie, j., life, living; animation; à la —, for life, for ever.
vieil, se vieux.
vieillards, #1. 2/., old people.
vieille, see vieux.
vieille, /., old woman.
vieillesse, j., old age.
vieillir, to grow old.
viendra, viens, se venir.
vieux, vieil, vieille, old.
vieux, #7., old man; les —, the older soldiers.
vi-f, -ve, quick, bright, lively, earnest.
ville, j., city, town.
vin, #”1., wine.
vingt, twenty; — et unième, twenty-first; —-neuvième, twenty-ninth.
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vingtaine, /., about twenty.
vint, see venir.
violer, to violate.
vipère, /., viper.
virent, see voir.
virer, to turn.
virole, j., ferrule; à —, provided with a ferrule.
viser, to aim at; 8e —, aim at each other.
visière, /., visor.
visiblement, visibly, evidently.
visiter, to visit.
vit, see voir or vivre.
vite, quickly.
vitesse, /., speed, swiftness.
vitre, /., pane of glass.
vivant, —e, living, alive.
vive, see vif.
vivement, quickly.
vivre, to live, be alive.
vivres, "1. pl., food.
v'là, see voilà.
voici, here is or are; — que, behold, it happened.
voie f, vocation, inclination.
voilà, there is o7 are, that is, those are; ago; le —, there he is; les —, here o7 there they are.
voile, #1, veil.
voile, j., sail, canvas.
voiler, to veil, hide; se — de, be slowly hidden by.
voir, to see; voyons! come now!
now then; se —, see each other.
voisin, —, neighboring, near, adjacent (to).
voisin, —e, #7., f., neighbor.
voisinage, #1, neighborhood, vicinity.
voiture, j., carriage.
voix, /., voice; à demi- —, whispering.
VOL, m., fight.
volaille, f Sow.
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Loti’e Ramuntcho (Fontaine). 35 cts.
Loti’s Roman d’un Enfant. (Whittem ). Vocabulary. 45 cts. Marivaux’s Le Jeu del’amour et du hasard (Fortier). Vocab. 35 cts. Merimée’s Chronique du Règne de Charles IX (Desages). 30 cts. Merimée’s Colomba (Fontaine). 35 cts. With vocabulary, 45 cts. Molière en Récits (Chapuzet and Daniels). Vocabulary. 50 cts. Molière’s L’Avare (Levi). 35 cts.
Molière’s Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme (Warren). Vocabulary. 40 cts. Molière’s Le Médecin Malgré Lu i(Hawkins). Vocabulary. 30 cts. Pailleron’s Le Monde où l’on s’ennuie (Pendleton). Vocabulary. 40 cts. Poèmes et Chants de France (Daniels and Travers). Vocabulary. 650 cts. Racine’s Andromaque (Wells). Vocabulary. 40 cts.
Racine’s Athalie (Eggert). 30 cts.
Racine’s Esther (Spiers). Vocabulary. 30 cts.
Renan’s Souvenirs d’'Enfance et de Jeunesse (Babbitt). ‘75 cts.
Sand’s La Mare au Diable (Sumichrast). Vocabulary. 85 cts.
Sand’s La Petite Fadette (Super). Vocabulary. 35 cts.
Sandeau’s Mlle de 1a Seiglière (Warren). Vocabulary. 40 cts.
Sardou’s Les Pattes de Mouche (Farnsworth). Vocabulary. 40 cts. Scribe’s Bataille de Dames (Wells). Vocabulary. 35 cts.
Scribe’s Le Verre d'Eau (Eggert). Vocabulary. 40 cts.
Septs Grands Auteurs du XIXe Siècle (Fortier). Lectures. 60 cts. Souvestre’s Un Philosophe sousles Toits (Fraser). 60cts. Vocab. 655 cts Thiers’s Expédition de Bonaparte en Egypte (Fabregou). 35 cts.
Verne’s Tour du Monde en quatre-vingts jours (Edgren). Vocab. 45 cts. Verne’s Vingt mille lieues sous la mer (Fontaine). Vocab. 46 cts. Zola’s La Débâcle (Wells). Abridged. 60 cta.
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