FÉNÉLON

J'évite de parler en sa présence, cependant il est impossible de l'empêcher de venir.— Thiers.

70 APPBNDIX.

A Key to Several Thousand English and French Words that are Similar.

Words ending in able : ïïne fable, admirable, probable, etc.

Words ending in al : ïïn animal, fatal, original, etc.

Words ending in anee and ant: La chance, l'ignorance, éléphant, etc.

Words ending in ence and ent: La différence, la présence, prudent, etc.

Words ending in ible : Pouible, horrible, yisible, etc.

Words ending in ion : ïïne action, une collection, la récitation, etc.

Words ending in ary in English generally end in aire in French : militaire, ordinaire, nécessaire, etc.

Words ending in ory in English generally end in cire in French : La gloire, la victoire, obligatoire, etc.

Words ending in or in English generally end in enr in French : Docteur , faveur, vapeur, etc.

Words ending in eus in English generally end in eux in French : Généreux, précieux, sérieux, etc.

Words ending in ian in English generally end in ien in French : Musicien, parisien, théologien, etc.

Words ending in ic in Enjjlish generally end in ique in French : ïïne république, classique, élastique, etc.

Words ending in ty in English generally end in té in French : Charité, liberté, facilité, etc.

Many adverbs are derived from the féminine form of the adjectives by adding the termination ment, which corresponds to the ending ly in English: Probablement, certainement, rarement, etc.

Verbs may be formed from almost ail the substantives ending in ation, by changing this termination into er: Continuation, réparation, consolation, etc.-— Continuer, reparer, consoler, etc.