L.L. matea), to pick up, to coUect

to gather.

rangé, e, adj. {ranger), steady.

VOCABULAEY.

ranger, r. a. (rang, Germ. ring), to arrange, to put in order, to set in order.

rapport, s. m. {rapporter, re apporter), report, account, analogy.

rare, adj. (L. rarus), rare, uncommon.

raviser (se), v. r. (re aviser), to bethink one's self, to think better of it, to change one's mind.

rarolr, v. a. (re avoir), to get back, to get again.

recevoir, v. a. n. (L. recipere), to receive, to take ; to receive Company.

recherche, s. f. (chercher), search, investigation, studied refinement.

recommandation, s. f. (recommander, re commander), recommendation.

reconnaître, v. a. (re connaître), to recognise, to flnd ont, to acknowledge, to be grateful, (milit.) to reconnoitre.

recopier, v. a. (re copier), to re-copy.

reculer, v, a. (cul, L. -culus), to pull back, to defer, to extend ; se reculer, to draw back, to recoil.

redescendre, v. n. (re descendre), to go or corne down again.

redingote, s. f. (Eng. riding coat), frock-coat.

rédiger, v. a. (L. redigere), to draw up, to Write out.

réélire, v. a. (re élire), to re-elect.

refermer, v. a. (re fermer, L. firmare), to shut again.

réfléchir, v. a. (L. reflectere), to reflect, to reverberate, to reflect on, to consider.

refuser, v. a. (L.L. refutiare), to refuse, to deny.

regardant, e, près, part., watchful, close, careful.

regarder, v. a. (re garder, Germ.

origin), to look at, to face, to consider, to concern.

régime, s. m. (L. regimen), object, regimen.

règle, s. f. (L. régula), rule.

regret, s. m. (Goth. gretan), regret.

relever, v. a. (L. relevare), to raise, to restore, to criticise, to copy, to set off, to relieve.

reoïercler, v. a. (merci), to thank.

remettre, v. a. (re mettre), to put again, to return, to restore, to forgive, to deliver, to hand (over).

remonter, t. a. n. (re monter), to

reascend, to wind up (a watch), to

go up again.

rencontrer, v. a. (re encontrer

[obs.]), to meet, to fall in with, to

encounter.

rendre, v. a. (L.L. rendere), to ren-

der, to restore, to repay, to yield,

to do, to make, to pay, to translate.

renflement, s. m. (renfler, re enfler),

swelling, rising.

renifler, v. n. (Germ. origin), to sniff. renommé, e, adj. (renommer, L. re

nominare), reappointed, re-elected;

renowned, famous, celebrated.

rentrer, v. n. (re entrer), to return,

to go in again, to come in again, to

come home, to recover.

renverser, v. a. (re enverser,

[obsol.]), to reverse, to upset, to

spill.

répandre, v. a. (re épandre, L. re

expandre), to spread, to spill, to

exhale.

repartir, v. n. (re partir), to set out

again.

réplique, s. f. (L. replicare), reply,

answer ; eue.

répon<1re, v. a. n. (L. respondere), to

answer, to reply ; to satisf y, to be

answerable, to be responsible, to

answer for.

réponse, s. f. (répondre), answer,

reply.

reporter, v. a. (L. reportare), to

carry back, to take back.

repousser, v. a. (repousser), to repel,

to drive back.

reprendre (reprendre), to get again,

to take up again, to résume, to flnd

f ault with ; se rejprendre, to correct

one's self.

représenter, v. a. (L. repraesentare),

to represent.

répugnance, s. f. (L. repugnare), répugnance, reluctance.

réputation, s. f. (L. reputationem),

réputation, character.

respecter, v. a. (respect, L. respec-

tus), to respect, to révérence; se

respecter, to respect one's self.

rester, v. n. (L. restare), to remain,

to stay, to stop, to be left, to continue, to keep.

retarder, v. a. (L. retardare), to de-

lay, to hinder.

retenir, v. a. (re tenir), to get hold

of, to retain, to remember, to

hinder.

VOCABULARY

retirer, v. a. (re tirer), to draw back, to withdraw, to take away ; se retire?', to withdraw, to retire.

retour, s. m. (tour), return, turning, winding; être de retour, to hâve returned, to be back.

retourner, v. n. (re tourner), to return, to go back.

retrouver, v. a. (re trouver), to flnd again, to recover.

rêve, s. m. (etym. ?), dream, vision.

revenir, v. n. (re venir), to corne again, to return.

revoir, v. a. (re voir), to see again, to revise.

rlclie, adj. (Germ. origin), rich.

rlcliessc, s. f. (riche), riches, wealth.

rideau, s. m. (ride), curtain, screen.

rien, pron., s. m. (L. rem), nothing, notanything; anything; ne... rien, nothing.

rôle, s. m. (L. rotulus), rôle, part.

romain, e, adj. (L. romanus), Roman.

rond, e, adj. (L. rotundus), round.

rond, s. m. (rond), round, circle, ring, slice.

ronge, adj. (L. rubeus), red.

rouille, s. f. (L.L. rubigila), rust.

rouillé, e, adj. (rouille), rusty.

route, s. f. (L.L. rupta), road, rotite, direction ; en route, on the way, let us start, ail aboard.

ruiner, v. a. (ruine, L. ruina), to ruin, to overthrow.

ruse, s. f. (ruser), artifice, cunning, trick.

ruser, v. n. (O.Fr. reûser, L. recusare), to use deceit, craft.

Hachez, sais, see savoir.

sacrebleu, interj. (sacré Dieu),

zounds.

saigner, v. a. (L.L. sanguinare), to

bleed, to let blood.

salade, s. f. (Ital. salata), salad.

saladier, s. m. (salade), salad-dish,

salad-bowl.

salle, s. f. (L.L. sala), hall, room ;

salle à manger, dining-room.

salon, s. m. (salle), drawing-room,

parlour,saloon, exhibition (of Works

of art).

saluer, v. a. (L. salutare), to fealute,

to greet, to proclaim, to bow to.

sang, 8. m. (L. sanguinem), blood,

kindred.

sans, prep. (L. sine), without, but

for.

saperlotte! interj. (sax^é lot), the

deuce, dear me.

sapristi! interj. (sacré Christ), the

deuce, dear me, conf ound it.

satisfaction, s. f . (L. satisf actionem),

satisfaction.

sauver, v. a. (L. salvare), to save, to

rescue, to économise ; se sauver, to

make one's escape, to take refuge,

to run away.

savant, s. n. f. (savoir), scholar,

learned person.

savoir, V. a. n. (L. sapere), sachant,

su, je sais, je sus, je saurai, que je

sache, to know, to be aware of, to

understand, to be sensible of, to

know how to.