scène, /., scène, sceptre, m., scepter
Scythe, m., Scythian.
second, second, other.
seconder, to second, support,
back.
secourir, to succour, rescue.
secours, m., succour, help, aid.
secr-et, -ète, secret, séditieux, seditious, mutinous.
seigneur, m., Lord, sein, m., bosom, depths.
séjour, m., abode, dwelling-place.
sembler, to seem.
semence, /., seed.
semer, to sow. [view.
sentiment, m., feeling, opinion, I sentir, to feel.
séparé, apart, removed.
séparer, to separate.
sépulture, /., burial.
serein, serene, cloudless, mild,
favorable, service, m., service (rendered).
servile, slavish. servir, to be a slave, serve, be of
use ; — de, to serve as a, be a ;
que sert? what is the use?
servitude, /., slavery.
seul, alone.
seulement, only, just.
sévère, severe, stem.
sexe, m., sex.
si, so, if, whether.
siècle, m., century, âge.
signaler, to memorize, make famous.
signer, to sign.
simple, simple, mère; — s enfants, little children.
sincère, sincère, faithful.
Sion, Zion.
sitôt, so soon, so quickly.
sœur, /., sister.
soin, m., care, pains; — s, attentions ; avoir — de, to be sure to.
soleil, m., sun.
solennel, solemn.
solennité, /., solemn feast.
solitaire, solitary, in solitude.
sombre, dark, gloomy.
sommeil, m., sleep.
sommeiller, to sleep.
son, m., sound.
son, sa, ses, his, her, its.
songe, m., dream.
songer à, to think of.
sort, «., fate.
sortir, to go out, come (on tke stage).
soudain, sudden, suddenly.
souffle, m., breath.
souffler, to blow, breathe, fan.
souffrir, to suffer, allow.
souhaiter, to wish.
soulager, to relieve, lighten.
soumis, (past pari, of soumettre).
submissive, obedient, subdued.
soupçonner, to suspect.
soupir, m., sigh.
soupirer, to sigh, sigh over, déplore.
sourd, deaf.
sous, under, beneath.
soutenir, to hold up, support, maintain; withstand, stand.
soutien, m., support, supporter, souvenir (se), to remember.
souvent, often.
souverain, sovereign.
spectacle, m., show, spectacle,
display.
splendeur, /., splendor.
subtil, subtle, keen; trop — ,
over-nice, over-ingenious.
succès, m., success, resuit, suffire, to suffice, be enough.
suffrage, m., claim to préférence.
suite, /., escort; de la — de, in
attendance upon, in waiting
upon.
suivre, to follow, attend.
sujet, m., subject, cause, superbe, haughty, magnificent.
superflu, superfluous, idle.
supplice, m.t punishment, pénal-
suprême, suprême.
sur, on, upon, over.
surprendre, to take by surprise,
unawares.
surtout, above ail, especially.
Suse, Susa, (in the Bible: Shu-
shan the palace).
suspendre, to keep in suspense,
delay, interrupt.
taire (se), to keep silence, be
silent; faire — , to silence, tandis que, while, so long as.
tant, so much; — de, so much,
so many.
tard, late.
tarder, to delay.
teint, m., complexion, cheeks.
tel, such; — que,[such] as.
témoin, m., witness.
tempête, /., tempest, storm.
temps, m.t time ; en même — , at
the same time.
tendre, to ain? ; stretch, extend,
hold out
tendre, tender, loving.
tendresse, /., affection, love, ténèbres, /. //., darkness.
tenir, to hold. keep; — lieu de
to fill the place of.
terminer, to put an end to.
terre,/., earth.
teneur,/, terror.
terrible, terrible, dreadful,
frightful.
tête,/, head.
théâtre, m., theater, stage, tigre, m., tiger.
timide, timid. tirer, to draw.
toi, thou, thee.
tombeau, m., tomb, grave, tomber, to fall.
ton, ta, tes, thy.
tonnerre, m., thunder.
torrent, m., torrent, stream.
tôt, soon.
toucher, to touch, move.
toujours, always, ever, still.
tour, m., turn, round; /., tower.
tourment, m., torture, tourmenter, to torment.
tourner, to turn.
tous,//., ail. [only, quite.
tout, ail, whole; everything; toutefois, however.
tracer, to trace, write, enter, trahir, to betray.
traîner, to drag.
trait, m., shaft, arrow.
traiter, to treat; — de, to con-
sider as, call.
traître, m., traitor.
trame, /., plot.
tranquille, tranquil, calm.
transplanter, to transplant, transport, iw., rage, temper.
trembler, to tremble, trépas, m., death.
trésor, m., treasure, treasury.
tribu, /., tribe.
triomphe, m., triumph, achieve-
ment.
VOCASULARY
triste, sad.
tristesse, /., sadness.
trois, three.
troisième, third.
tromper, to deceive, disappoint ;
se — , to be in error.
trompeu-r, -se, deceitful, de-
ceptive, treacherous.
tronc, m., [fret) trunk.
trône, m., throne.
trop, too, too much, over.
trouble, m., agitation, troubler, to disturb.
troupe, /., band.
troupeau, m., flock, herd.
trouver, to find ; se — to be f ound. tumulte, m., tumult, bustle,
'madding crowd. ' tumultueux, tumultuous, multi-
tudinous.
tyrannie, /., tyranny.
un, a, one.
unir (s*;, to unité.
univers, m., universe, the whole universe.
usage, m., use, custom, précèdent.
usure, /., usury, usurious interest; payer avec — , to pay heavily for.
vain, vain, idle, empty. unreal ; en — , in vain ; — ement,uselessly.
vaincre, to conquer.
vainqueur, w.,conqueror, victor.
valeur, /., valor.
vallée, /., valley, vale.
valoir, to be worth ; faire — , to show off, make the most of.
vanter, to boast, claim.
vapeur, /., vapor, mirkiness.
vaste, vast.
vautour, m., vulture.
veiller, to watch.
veine, /"., vein.
vengeance, /"., vengeance, punishment, revenge.
venger, to avenge.
vengeur, avenging; m., a venger
venir, to corne; — de, to hâve just.
vent, m.t wind.
vérité, /., truth.
vers, towards.
verser, to pour.
vertu, /., virtue, power.
vertueux, virtuous.
vêtements, m. pi., raiment.
veuve, /., widow.
victime, /., victim.
victoire, /., victory.
victorieu-x, -se, victorious.
vie, /., life.
vieillard, m., old man.
vil, vile, helpless.
violer, to violate, break.
visage, m., face.
vivre, to live.
vœu, m., vow, prayer, désire.
voici, hère is; me — , hère I am
voilà, there is ! that is.
voile, m., veil, screen, curtain.
voir, to see.
voix, /., voice.
voler, to rly.
volonté, /., will.
votre, pi. vos, your.
vôtre ; le, la — , yours.
vouloir, to wish, try, need, require; — bien, to deign, condescend.
vrai, true.
vue, /., sight.
y, there, in it, to it.
yeux, pi. of œil, m., eyes; à tes — , in thy sight.
zèle, vi.. zeal.
zélé, zealous.
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