scène,/., scène

sceptique, skeptical.

science, /., science.

scier, to saw; sciant (près, part.), sawing.

,se, himself, herself, itself; themselves ; one's self ; to one's self.

sec, sèche, dry.

second, -e, second.

secouer, to shake, shake off; secoua (past dcf.), shook.

secourir, to succor, rescue, bring help to; secourez (imv.)f rescue, bring help to.

secours, m., help, aid ; au — I lîelp!

secret, secrète, secret.

secrètement, secretly.

Sedan, a city in northern France, the scène of the * battle in the Franco-Pnissian War which resulted in the surrender of Napoléon III.

seigneur, m. y lord.

Seine, a large river of France flowing through Paris.

selon, according to.

semaine,/., week.

semblant, m., appearance; j feraient — , would make •; belle ve.

sembler, to seem; semblait ^JU (îw^.), seemed; semblerait .

(près, cond.), would seem. yy

sentence, /., sentence.

sentier, m., path. 1—

sentir, to feel; sent (près, ind.), feeH; sentant (près, part.), feeling; Sentit (past ' def.), felt; sent approcher la mort, feels death approaching.

séparer, to separate; se — , to separate; se séparèrent (pastdef.), separated.

sept, seven.

septembre, m., September.

sera, serai (fut. of être), wîll (shall) be.

Pc»; .i;> Cooiîes de France

'^^:^; . •»», .• -^trt •. vil. S«.

si. «vvî.. it.

siècle» ••;.. ooîr,;;r\.

siège, M?., sortt ; ^oco.

siffler lo wh isUo. hiss; vers

pour -» versos lo to;uh iho

pn.>nuniiaiion o\ *s,' signaler, lo signalise ; signalé,

-e {p. p.), marked.

signe, ;«., sign. signer, to sign.

signifier, to mean; signifie,

signifient (/>rj.ç. ind.)y mean,

do mean.

silence, w., silence.

-se, silent.

, simple.

t, simply.

«i,, monkey.