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scène, fêlé -e, cracked, barsh

femme, /, woman, wife ; —

de chambre, lady's maid.

fenêtre,/, window.

fer, m., iron.

ferme,/, faim, ferme, firm, steady fermer, to sbut.

fermier, m., farmer, tenant, fermière,/, f armer's wife.

festin, m., feast, banquet.

fête,/, boliday, festival, fes-

tivity, birtbday.

feu, m., lire, feuillage, m., foliage.

feuille,/, leaf.

fier-ère, proud.

fièvre,/, fever.

figure,/, countennnce, face, figurer, to figure, fil, m., tbread, edge, line.

filet, m., thread, line.

fille,/, girl, maid, daugbter.

fillette,/, lass, girl.

filleul, m., godson.

fils, m., son.

fin,/, end.

financier -ère, financial.

finir, to finish, to end.

fixe, fixed, settled.

fixer, to fix, to fasten.

flanc, m., fiank, side.

flatter, to flatter, fléchir, to bend, to move, to

persuade, fleur,/, flower.

flot, m., wave, flood, cloud,

crowd.

flotter, to float.

foi,/, faith, belief.

foin, m., hay.

fois, /, time ; à la —, at the

same time.

folle, see fou.

folie, /., madness, foliy, foolish

thing.

follement, madly, foolishly,

extravagantly.

fonction,/, duty, office, fonctionner, to work. get aloDg.

fond, m., bottom, grouudwork,

depth, heart, further end,

back-ground.

fonder, to found, to establish.

fondre, to melt, to burst.

forcer, to force, to compel.

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VÔCABULARY.

forêt,/., forest.

forme, /. , form, crown (of a bat).

former, to form.

formule, /., formula, form, turu.

fort -e, strong, severe, hard.

fort, veiy.

fortement, strongly, forcibly.

forteresse,/., fortress.

fou, fol -le, mad, foolish, wild.

foudre, /., thunder, lightuing.

foudroyant, crushing, striking, overwhelming.

fouet, m., whip.

fouillis, m., mass.

foule,/, crowd, tbrong, multitude.

fourchette, /., fork.

fourneau, m., stove, range.

fournir, to furnisb, to provide.

fourrager, to rummage.

fracas, m., crasb, noise, din.

fra is -îclie, cool, fresb.

franc, m., franc (nearly 19c.).

franc -ne, free, unconstrained, frank.

français -e, Frencb.

Français, m., -e, /., Frencbmao, Frencbwoman.

franchement, frankly, freely, sincerely.

franchise, /, frankness, sincerity, candor.

frapper, to strike, to smite.

fraternellement, fraternally.

frayeur,/, frigbt, terror.

frère , m., brother.

fricotvm., disb (of méat).

frissonner, to sbiver.

frivole, frivolous, trifling.

froid, m., cold.

froid e, cold.

front, m., forebead.

frontière,/, frontier, limlt.

fuir, totly, to sbun, to avoid.

furieux -se, furious, mad,

raging, tierce, fusillade,/, firing.

futaie, /, forest ; haute — ,

forest of full-grown trees.

gagner, to gain, to win, to

reacb.

gai -e, gay, merry, lively,

mirtbful.

gaiement, gayly, merrily. gaieté,/, gayety, eheerfulness.

galant -e, generous, gallant.

galerie, f.} gallery, corridor,

passage.

galon, m., lace, strip, braid.

galop (ga-lô), m. , gallop.

galoper, to gallop.

gamin, m., boy, "rogue." gant, m., glove.

garantie, /, warranty, guar-

antee.

garçon, m. , boy, lad, bacbelor.

garde, /, guard, watcb, care.

garder, to keep.

gare,/, station, garni -e, furnisbed.

garnison,/, garrison.

gâter, to spoil, pet.

gauche, left.

gauche,/, left-band.

gelée,/., jelly.

gêne,/, coustraint, annoyar.ce>

embarrassment.

gêner, toimpede, obstruct, em-

barrass, annoy.

généralement, generally.

généreux -se, generous, noble, genou, m., knee.

gens, people, persons, servants!

gentil -le, pretty, nice, fine, gentilhomme, m., nobleman,

gentleman.

VÔCABULARV.

gentillesse,/. , prettiness, grace-

fulness, beauty.

gentiment, prettily, neatly,

nicely.

geste, m., gesture, movement.

gigot, m., \eg of mutton.

glace,/., ice, ice-cream, glass.

glacial -e, icy, frigid, cold.

glisser, to slip, to slide.

gourmandise, / , gluttony,

greediness.

goût, m., taste.

goûter, to taste, to enjoy.

goutte,/, drop, goût, gouvernante,/, governess.

gouvernement, m. , govern-

ment, management, grâce,/, grâce, favor, thanks.

grand -e, great, large, wide.

grandir, to grow, to grow up.

grand'mère, / , grandmother.

grand-père, m., grandfather.

gravement, gravely, seriously,

solemnly.

graver, to engrave.

gré, m., will, wish, pleasure.

grêle,/, hail, hail-storm.

grelot, m., bell.

grimpant -e, climbing.

gris -e, gray, lowering.

se griser, to become intoxi-

cated.

griserie, / , intoxication, grisette, /., work-girl, shop-

girl.

grisonnant, getting gray.

gronder, to cbide, to scold. gros -se, large, big.

grossir to augment, to increase.

grouper, to group.

guère, hardly, scarcely.

guérir, to heal, to cure, guerre, war.

guet, m., w&tch, faire le — , to

keep watch.

guetter, to watch for, to wait

for.

guide, m. f guide, guide,/, rein, guilleret -te, gay, lively.

habile, able, skilful.

habilité,/, ability, skill.

habiller, to dress, to clothe.

habitant, m., inhabitant, habiter, to inhabit, to live in.

habitude,/, habit, custom.

habitué, m., fréquenter, visi-

tor.

habituer, to accustom.

haie,/, hedge.

haïr, to hâte, to detest.

halte,/, hait, stop, hameau, m.y hamlet.

hangar, m., shed.

hardi -e, bold, intrepid.

hardiesse, boldness, fearless-

ness.

hardiment, boldly, impudent-

iy.

harmonium, m,, cabinet organ.

harnachement, m., harness, har-

nessing.

harnais, m., harness. hasard, m., random, chance,

accident, hasarder, to risk.

hâte,/, haste.

hâter, to hurry.

haut, m., height, top.

haut -e, high, tall.

hauteur, / , height; — d'appui,

breast-high.

hectare, m.t hectare (about 2£

acres).

herbage, m., grass, pasture.

herboriste, m.\ herbalist.

hérétique, heretic.

héritage, m., inheritance.

héritier -ère, m., heir.

héroïque, heroic.

VOCABULARY

heure,/., hour, o'clock, time, time of day; tout à V — , byand-by, presently, not long ago, just now ; de bonne — , early.

heureux -se, happy, f ortunate.

heurter, to run against.

hier, yesterday.

histoire,/., history, story.

hiver (i-vèr), m., winter.

homme, m.% man.

hongrois, Hungarian.

honnête, honest, upright, modest.

honnêtement, honestly, honorably.

honneur, m., honor.

horloge,/., clock.

horreur,/, horror, dread.

horriblement, horribly, frightfully.

hors, out.

huissier, m., door-keeper, sheriff's officer, bailiff.

huit, eight.

huitaine,/., eight.

humblement, humbly, meekly.

humeur, /., humor, disposition.

humilier, to humble, to humiliate.

ici, hère.

idéal -e, idéal.

idée,/, idea, notion.

illustrer, illustrate.

image,/, picture.

immédiatement, /., inimediately.

immobile, immovable, motionless.

impassible, impassible, unmoved, calm.

importer, to import, to be important, to concern, to matter, to signify.

imposant -e, imposing, cornmanding.

imprévu -e, unexpected, unlooked for.

improviser, to improvise.

inattendu -e, unexpected.

inavouable, disgraceful.

incertain -e, un certain, unsteady.

incliner, to bow, to bend.

indécis -e, undeeided, doubtful, indefinite.

indicateur, m., guide.

indiquer, indicate, direct, command.

inoiscr-et -ète, indiscreet, inconsiderate.

inépuisable, inexhaustible.

infini -e, infinité, endless.

ingrat -e, ungrateful, thankless, unprofitable.

inonder, to inundate, to flood.

inqui-et -ète, anxious, uneasy.

inquiéter, to disturb, to trouble.

inquiétude,/, anxiety, solicitude.

insister, to insist, to urge.

installation, /., establishment, arrangement, installation.

s'installer, to settle, to place, fix, to instal.

instance,/, entreaty.

instruit -e, instructed, trained.

intéresser, to interest.

intérêt, m., interest.

interrogatoire, examination, investigation.

interroger, to question, to ask, to consult.

interrompre, to interrupt, to break off.

intervalle, m., interval.

intervenir, to intervene, to interfère, intimité,/., intimacy.

intrépidement, boldly, fear-

lessly.

intriguer, to puzzle, toperplex.

introduire, to introduce, to

sbow in.

inusité -e, unusual.

inutile, useless.

inventer, to in vent, invité, m., guest.

inviter, to invite, irai, fut. of aller.

ironique, ironical.

«'irriter, to be irritated, pro-

voked.

italien, Italian.

amais, never, ever.

ambe, /. , leg.

anvier, m., January.

aponais -e, Japanese.

ardin, m., garden.

ardinet, m., small garden.

ardinier, m., gardener.

eter, to throw, to cast, turn.

eu, m., sport, fun, game.

eudi, m. y Tbursday.

eune, young.

eunesse,/., youth.

oie,/., joy.

oli -e, pretty, pleasing.

oue, /., cbeek.

ouer, to play,

ouir, to en joy.

oujou, m., playtbing, toy.

our, m, y day.

ournal, m., newspaper.

ournée,/, day, day's work.

oyeusement, cbeerfully, joy-

fully.

joyeu-x -se, joyful, merry.

juge, m., judge.

juger, to judge.

juin, m. y June.

jument,/., mare.

jupon, m. y petticoat, skïrt.

jurer, to swear.

jusque, to, even, till; — là, up

to tbat time.

juste, correct, proper, exactly.

là, tbere; bas, yonder; —

-haut, up tbere; dessus,

on tbat, tbereupon.

laborieusement , laborio 1 1 \

painfully.

laboriu -x -se, industrious.

lâcher, to loose, to let go.

laid -e, ugly.

laine, /T, wool.

laisser, to leave, to let, to al-

low.

lait, m. , milk.

lancer, to burl, to launcb, to

start, to rusb.

langage, m., language.

langue,/, tongue, language.

lard, m., bacon, largement, largely, fully.

larme,/, tear.

las -se, tired, weary.

se lasser, to tire, leçon, / , lesson.

lect eur, m., -rice, /., reader.

lég-er -ère, ligbt, frivolous,

trifling, sligbt.

légèrement, ligbtly, sligbtly.

légitime, just, lawful, rigbt-

ful, justifiable.

lendemain, m., next day.

lent -e, slow.

lentement, slowly.

lequel, m., laquelle, /., lesquels, lesquelles, wbo, which.

lestement, briskly, quickly.

lettre,/, letter.

levantine, f rom tbe Levant, lever, to lift, raise up; se, — to

rise, to get up.

lèvre,/, lip.

VOCABULARY

libre, free.

librement, freely, boldly.

lieu, m., place; avoir — -, to

take place.

lieue, /. , league.

ligne,/., line.

lilas, m., lilac.

lingot, m., ingot, lump, lire, to read.

liste,/., list.

lit, m., bed.

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