scène,/., scène; stage

science,/., science.

scutum, {Lat\ shield.

se, oneself, herself/itself, themselves, each other, one another, to each other, to one another.

second, second.

séjour, m. y stay, résidence, habitation.

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sembler, to seem.

aentiment, m,, sentiment, affection, sentir, to f eel ; smell.

sept, seven.

serrer, to press, shake ; lock up,

put away, put into one's

pocket, service, w., service; course, servir, to serve, help; se — de,

to use; — de, to serve as.

seul, alone, only, single, seulement, only.

si, conj\f if.

si. adv,f so, so much ; yes.

siècle, m,y century.

sien, sienne, bis, bers, its, one's ;

bis own, etc.

signer, to sign.

silence, m., silence ; passer sous

— , to pass over in silence, simplement, simply.

singuli-er,-ère,strange,peculiar.

six, six.

sobre, sober.

soir, I»., evening.

son, sa, ses, bis, ber, its, one's.

sondage, m.^ sounding.

songer, to think.

sortie,/., exit.

sortir, to go (or) come out, leave ;

to draw fortb, take out; au —

de, on coming out.

sou, m,y sou (about one cent), soumettre, to submit soupçonner, to suspect, soupirer, to sigb.

sournoisement, slyly.

sous, under, beneath; by.

sous-commission, /., subcom-

mittee.

soutenir, to maintain, prove;

hold (or) keep up,support,com-

fort.

souvent, of ten.

spirituel, witty.

suffire, to sumce, be enough.

suite, /., conséquence, connec-

tion, dans la — , afterwards;

donner — à, to carry out, pro-

ceed with. See tout, suivre, to follow.

sujet, m., subject, cause, matter;

object ; fellow; au — de, about;

à ce — , about it, in regard to

this matter.

superbe, superb,. splendid.

sur, on, over, upon, to, towards,

in regard to, about; ^le-

champ, immediately, at once, sûr, sure, certain, surprise,/., surprise, astonish-

ment.

surtout, especially.

surveiller, to superintend.

ta, see ton.

table,/., table.

tablier, m., apron.

tache, /., stain, blot.

tailler, to eut ; divide.

taire (se), to keep quiet (or) still,

besilent; faire — , to reduce

to silence, silence, tamis, m,f sieve..

tant, so mucb, as much; so

many, as many; -^ que, as

long as; — pis, so mucb the

worse; — mieux, so mucb the

better.

tantôt, soon ; — .... — . . . . ,

now . . . . , then ....

tard, late.

tarder, to delay; be late (or) long

in.

tasse,/., cup.

temps, m., time, weather.

tendre, to spread, stretch ; hang,

hold out, band.

tenez, there ! tenir, to hold, take, keep; oblige;

follow; se — tranquille, to

keep quiet, terminer, to finish, end.

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terrain, m», pièce of ground,

soil; ground; field.

terre,/., earth, ground ; floor.

terrine, /., earthen vessel.

tête,/., head; person;en — -, fore-

most; — nue, bareheaded;

à tue , as loud as he could.

tic, m.t hobby, mania.

tiens! whv!

tirer, to shoot; get (or) pullout;

take; handle.

tiroir, m,, drawer.

titre, m.f title, claim ; à — de,

as, by way of.

toi, thou, thee, thyself ; y ou.

toilette, /., toilet, dress; faire

— , to dress up.

tomber, to f alL ton, your. ton, m,, tone.

toucher, to touch, move; hint;

— à, to touch.

toujours, always, still; ever.

tour, m., turn; — à — , in turns.

tourner, to turn; replace; — en

ridicule, to make fun of; se

— , to turn (around).

tousser, to cough.

tout, adj., ail, every, entire,

whole, any; tous les soirs,

every evening; de toutes

parts, on ail sides.

tout, adv.f whoUy, entirely, very,

quite ; à-COUp, at once, ail

of a sudden, suddenly; à-

fait, entirely, altogether; —

de suite, immediately ; — en,

while; du — , at îdl; — à

l'heure, presently.

tranquille, quiet; at ease.

travail, m., work.

travailler, to work. [cross,

traverser, to go (or) pass through, treize, thirteen.

trente, thirty.

très, very, very much.

tribune,/., tribune; stand; gal-

lery, platform.

triomphant, adj. used as adv,^ triumphantly.

tristement, sadly.

tristesse,/., sadness.

trois, three.

troisième, third.

trop, too much, too many ; very much.

troubler, to trouble, disquiet, disturb.

trousse, /., case (of surgical instruments).

troussé, gotten up.

trouver, to find, see, meet; — charmant, to be delighted se — , to be, happen, happen to be.

tuer, to kill.

un, -e, a, an, one; les uns, some.

usage, in,y usage, custom, habit ;

knowledge.

utile, useful.

va, see aller.

vache,/., cow.

vaisselle,/., plates and dishes.

valise,/., valise.

variable, variable.

varier, to change.

vase, »«., vase.

venir, to come, arrive; — de (/«/■.), to hâve just; — chercher, to come and get; faire — , to send for; à — , future.

ventre, iw., belly.

ver, w., worm.

vérifier, to examine.

vérité, /., truth ; en — , indeed, truly, really.

verre, m., glass.

vers, towards, at about.

vétérinaire, m., veterinary sur- * geon.

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Vice, m,y Vice.

vie,/., life.

vieux, m,y old man.

vieux, vieil, -le, old.

vin, m.y wine.

vingt, twenty.

visite,/., visit; faire une — , to

pay a visit.

vite, fast, quickly.

vivement, quickly, vehemently,

eagerly, briskly.

voici, hère is (or) are.

voie,/., road.

voilà, that (or) this is, there is

(or) are, behold ; — que, now ;

inU, that'sitl voir, to see; — à, to try; faire

— , to show; laisser — , to

show, betray; se — , to ap-

pear.

voisin, neighboring.

voisin, tn,y -e,/, neighbor.

voiture,/., carriage.

▼oiz, /., voice; vote; à hante

— , aloud; à — basse, in a

low voice.

volontiers, willingly.

voter, to vote.

votre, //. vos, your.

vôtre, yours.

vouloir, to will, wish; — dire,

to mean; en — à, to bear a

grudge against; — bien, to

be willing, be kind enough,

be so kind as to.

voyons, let us see 1 corne I corne

nowl vrai, true, sincère ; adv,^ indeed.

vraiment, really, truly.

vue,/, sight; view.

y, adv,^ there; il y a, there is

(are).

J^prep,y of (^r) out of it; at it

(or) them.

yeux, //. of œil.