VOCABULARY

a, près, indic. of avoir.

à, at, to, in, on, with, for, of, by, from, into; against; enough; as ; good-by till ; de nous deux c'est — qui, we try who.

abaisser, to lower, cast down.

abandon, m., abandonnant, forlornness.

abandonné, m., unfortunate one, forsaken one.

abandonner, to abandon, forsake.

abat -jour, m., shade.

aboiement, m., barking.

abondant, -e, abundant.

abord, m., access; vicinity; arrivai, approach; d' — , first, first of ail; au premier — , at first view.

aborder, to accost, address.

aboyer, to bark.

abri, m., shelter; shade.

abriter, to shelter.

absenter (s*), to absent one's self.

absolument, absolutely.

absorber, to absorb, engross.

abuser, to abuse, use too freely.

accent, m., accent, tone, voice.

accepter, to accept.

accompagner, to accompany.

accomplir, to accompli sh.

accorder, to grant, give.

accoster, to approach, corne up; accost, address, speak to.

accourait, imperf. indic. of accourir.

accourir, to run up, corne in haste; proceed.

accourut, past def. of accourir.

accueillir, to receive, welcome.

accumuler, to accumulate.

accuser, to accuse.

acheminer (s'), to go, walk; set out; advance.

acheter, to buy.

achever, to finish, complète.

acquérir, to acquire.

acquis, past part, of acquérir.

acquitter (s*), to perform, discharge, fui fil.