partie, /., part, game, match ; quality ; entry

partir, départ, set out ; — de, depart from, leave. [ever.

partout, every where ; — où, wher-

paru, see paraître.

•parus, see paraître.

parvenir, arrive, come ; — à, succeed in.

parvenu, see parvenir.

parviendrai, see parvenir.

parvins, see parvenir.

pas, m., step, pace, stride ; à grands — , at a great pace, quickly; allonger le — , iengthen one's steps.

VOCABULARY

pas, any, not any, no, not ; — du

tout, not at ail passable, passable, tolerable.

passablement, passably, tolera-

bly.

passage, w., passage, passing,

way ; de — , passing, transient.

passag-er, -ère, passing, transient.

passe, f.y pass, situation ; channel.

passé, m., past, time past.

passer, pass, pass by ^ron ; come,

go ; spend ; f orgive ; se — , pass,

pass away or off ; take place ;

— de, dispense with, do without.

passible, liable. passi-f, -ve, passive, passion,/., passion, love, liking.

passionné, -e, passionate, impas-

sioned ; earnest.

passionnément, passionately, ea-

gerly.

pasteur, m., pastor, shepherd.

paternel, -le, patemal, fatherly.

patience,/., patience, f orbearance ;

prendre or se donner or tenir • - ,

hâve patience, patrie,/., fatherland, native coun-

try.

patrimoine, m., patrimony.

patte,/., paw, hand.

paupière,/., eyelid.

pauvre, poor, wretched.

pauvreté,/., poverty, want, need.

pavé, w., pavement, road.

paver, pave, pavillon, w., pavillon, summer-

house ; flag.

payement, m., payment, settle-

ment.

payer, pay, pay off ; — de, pay

for.

pays, m., country.

paysage, w., landscape.

paysan, -ne, m.f., peasant, coun-

tryman, countrywoman.

peau, m., skin.

pédanterie,/., pedantry.

peignais, see peindre, peindre, paint, depict, describe. peine,/., pain, sorrow, trouble,

difficulty ; à — , hardly, no

sooner.

peinture,/., painting.

pêle-mêle, m., pell-mell, confusion, pèlerinage, m., pilgrimage, pelouse,/., grass-plot, lawn.

penchant, m., inclination.

penché, -e, inclined, leaning,

stooping.

pencher (se), incline, lean, stoop.

pendant, -e, pendant, hanging

down.

pendant, during, for, on ; — que,

while.

pendre, hang, hang down.

pendule, w., pendulum, clock. • pêne, m., boit.

pénétrer, penetrate, enter, pierce;

move ; — de, impress with.

pénible, painful, hard.

péniblement, with difficulty.

pensée, /., thought, idea, opinion, penser, think, consider ; — à,

think of.

pensi-f, -ve, pensive, thoughtful.

pension,/, pension, board, board

and lodging ; allowance.

pente,/, slope; en — , sloping.

perçant, -e, piercing, penetrating.

percepteur, m., collector.

percer, pierce, come or eut or go

through.

perdre, lose, destroy, ruin.

père, m., father.

perfection, /., perfection ; dans

la — , to perfection.

perfide, perfidious, treacherous.

perfidie,/, perfidy, treachery.

période,/, period.

péripétie, /, révolution, event ;

fortune.

périr, perish.

perle,/, pearl.

VOCABULARY

permanent, -e, permanent, constant.

permettre à (de, to), permit, enable ; se — , permit one's self, indulge in.

permis, see permettre.

perpétuel, -le, perpétuai.

perplexité,/., perplexity.

perquisition, /., perquisition, search.

perron, m., flight of steps.

perruque,/., wig.

perse,/., chintz.

persévérer, persévère, persist.

persistance, /, persistence,

persister, persist.

personnage, m., personage, part.

personnalité, /., personality.

personne, /, person ; de sa — , in person.

personnellement, person ally.

perspective,/, prospect, view.

persuader à (de, to), persuade.

perte,/, loss ; à — de, out of.

pervenche,/, periwinkle.

perversité, /., perversity.

pesant, -e, heavy, weighty.

peser, weigh.

peste,/, pest, nuisance.

pétillement, m., crackling; sparkling.

petit, -e, little, small, narrow, short, young, light.

petit-enfant, petite-enfant, m.f.y grand-child.

petite-fille,/, grand-daughter.

pétrifier, petrify, make hard ; se — , petrify, harden,

peu, little; avant — , beforelong; — à — , little by little, gradually ; un — , a little, a f ew, rather, somewhat ; à — de, vvithin a short ; assez — (de), very little.

peuple, m., people, nation.

peupler, people, stock.

peur,/., fear ; avoir — , be afraid.

peut-être, maybe, perhaps.

peux, peuvent, see pouvoir.

phase,/, phase, stage.

philosophe, w., philosopher.

phrase,/, phrase, sentence.

phraséologie,/., phraseology.

physionomie, /., physiognomy, face.

physique, physical.

pièce,/., pièce ; sheet, document; room.

pied, m., foot, footing ; à — , on foot ; en — , full length ; prendre — , get a footing, become established ; (aux) —s nus, barefooted.

pied-à-terre, m., (temporary) lodging.

piédestal, m., pedestal, step.

piège, w., snare, trap.

pierre,/, stone.

piétinement, m., stamping.

pieu-x, -se, pious, godly.

pinceau, m., brush, pencil.

pincée, /., pinch.

piquant, -e, piquant, pungent.

piquer .(de, with), prick, bite ; nettle ; se — de, pride one's self on.

piquet, m., picket (game of cards).

pire, worse ; le — , worst.

pis, worse, worst.

pistolet, m., pis toi.

pitié,/, pity, mercy.

pitoyable, pitiable, piteous.

pittoresque, picturesque.

place,/, place, room, seat, square.

placer, place, put, seat.

plaider, plead, sue at law.

plaie,/, wound.

plaindre, pity ; se — de, complain of.

plaine,/., plain.

plainte,/, complaint.

plainti-f, -ve, plaintive, doleful.

plaire à, please; se — à, be pleased to, delight or take pleasure in.

VOCABULARY

plaisance,/., pleasure.

plaisant, -e, pleasant ; laughable,

ludicrous.

plaisant, m., humorist, jester ;

mauvais — , sorry jester.

plaisanter, jest.

plaisanterie,/., pleasantry, jesting,

joke.

plaisir, m., pleasure, amusement ;

favor ; faire — , give pleasure ;

oblige ; se faire — de, esteem a

pleasure to.

plan, 7n., plan, design, planche,/, plank, board.

planter, plant, set, place, thrust ;

— là, give up.

plaque,/, plate; patch, plaquer, plate, veneer.

plat, -e, flat.

plat, m., dish.

plateau, m., plateau, table-land;

tray.

plate-bande, /., flower-bed.

plate-forme,/, platform.

platonique, Platonic.

plâtre, m., plaster.

plein, -e, f uU, solid ; open ; en — ,

in (the) open.

pleinement, fully, completely.

plénitude,/., plénitude, fulness.

pleurer, weep, weep or mourn (de,

for), pleurs, m. pL, tears.

pleutre, m., scoundrel.

pli, m., fold, wrinkle ; letter.

plier, fold, bend ; submit.

plomb, m., lead.

plonger, plunge.

ployé, -e, folded, bent.

ployer = plier, plu, see plaire, pluie,/, rain, shower.

plume,/., feather, pen.

plupart, most, most part, plus, more ; de — , more, longer ;

besides ; ne — , no more, no i

longer ; de — en — , more and |

more ; tout au — , at most, at best ; non — , no more, no longer, neither, not . . . either ; either.

plusieurs, several.

plutôt, rather, sooner ; ne . . . pas — ... que, no sooner than.

poche,/, pocket.

poésie,/, poesy, poetry.

poétique, poetic(al).

poids, m., weight.

poignant, -e, poignant, keen ; touching.

point, m., point, degree.

point, not at ail : ne . . . — , not, no, not any, not at ail.

pointe,/, point, head, matter.

pointer, point, stick, rise.

pointu, -e, pointed, sharp.

poitrine,/, breast.

poivré, -e, peppered, peppery.

poivrer, pepper.

pôle, m., pôle.

poli, -e, polished, polite.

politesse,/, politeness, civili-ty.

politique, political, shrewd.

politique,/, politics, policy.

pommier, m., apple-tree.

pompeusement, pompously.

pompeu-x, -se, pompous.

pompier, m., fireman.

pont, m., bridge, deck.

port, m., port, haven.

porte,/, door, gâte.

portée,/, reach, range, extent.

portefeuille, w., portfolio, pocketbook.

porter, carry, bear, wear ; cast ; strike ; drink ; induce or lead (à, to) ; se — , présent one's self as.

porteu-r, se, m. /., porter, bearer.

portier, m., porter, door-keeper.

portière, 'portress ; door.

portion,/, portion, share.

pose,/, posture, attitude.

poser, place, put, state ; settle ; se

VOCABULARY

— , place one's self, alight,

settle.

positi-f, -ve, positive, certain, position,/., position, situation.

positivement, positively, certain-

ly-

posséder, possess.

possible, m., the possible, best,

utmost.

poste, /., post, stage.

poster, post, place, station, pot, m., pot, jug; — de-vin,

bonus.

potage, m., soup.

potelé, -e, plump, fat.

poudreu-x, -se, dusty.

poulet, m., chicken.

poupée,/., doll.

pour, for, to, in order to, towaxds.

pourpre, m.f., purple.

pourrai, see jwuvoir.

poursuivre, pursue, proceed with ;

prosecute.

pourtant, yet, however, neverthe-

less.

pourvoir, provide, endow.

pourvu, provided, pourvu, -e, see pourvoir, pousse,/., shooting, shoot, growth.

pousser, push, push on ; cast, car-

ry, shoot forth ; let loose, utter.

poussière,/., dust.

pouvoir, be able, can ; se — , be

possible, can be.

pouvoir, m., power, authority.

prairie,/, prairie, meadow.

praticable, practicable, real.

pratique, practical.

pratique,/., practice, expérience, pratiquer, practice, make.

préalable, preliminary.

précaire, precarious.

précédent, -e, preceding.

précéder, précède (de, by).

précepteur, m., preceptor, master.

prêcher, preach.

précieu-x, -se, precious, costly.

précipitation, /., précipitation,

haste. précipiter (se), precipitate ^r throw

one's self, burst forth, spring

forward, fall.

précis, -e, précise, exact ; precisely,

exactly.

précisément, precisely, exactly,

quite.

préciser, state precisely.

précision,/., précision, certainty.

prédécesseur, m., predecessor.

prédire, predict, foretell.

préférer, prefer.

préfet, m., prefect.

préjudiciable, prejudicial.

prélèvement, m., déduction, prélever, deduct or take off first

(sur, from).

préliminaire, m., preliminary.

préluder à, prépare the way for.

prématuré, -e, prématuré, préméditer de, premeditate.

premi-er, -ère, first, early.

prenais, see prendre, prendre, take, catch, seize, attack;

contract, assume, wear ; — à,

take (an interest) in ; se — de,

take, conceive.

prenne, see prendre, préoccupation, /., préoccupation,

care, anxiety.

préoccupé, -e, preoccupied, pensive, préoccuper, preoccupy, trouble, préparatif, w., préparation. ' préparer, prépare, get ready ; se

— , be prepared, prépare, get

ready.

près, near, close by, with, to ;

de — , near, close, closely ; —

de, to, with, near, nearly ; à peu

— , nearly, almost.

présent, m., présent; à — , at

présent, now.

présenter, présent, ofïer; se — ,

présent one's self, appear.

VOCABULARY

présidence,/., presidency.

présider à, préside over, direct.

présompti-f, -ve, presumptive, apparent.

presque, almost.

pressentir, hâve a presentiment of, apprehend.

presser (de, with, to), press, urge ; se — , stand close together, make haste.

pression,/., pressure.

présumer, présume, suppose.

prêt, -e, ready, prepared, willing.

prétendant, -e, m. /., pretender, suitor.

prétendre, prétend, claim, maintain, insist; in tend; se — , prétend or claim to be.

prétendu, -e, supposed, so-called.

prétentieu-x, -se, pretentious, assuming.

prétention,/., pretension, claim; intention.

prêter, lend, attribute; — attention, pay attention ; se — à, lend one's self to, consent to, favor, help.

prétexte, m., pretext, plea.

prétexter, use as a pretext, feign.

prêtre, m., priest.

prêtresse, /,, priestess.

preuve, /., proof, évidence, test ; faire — de, show proof of, show.

prévenance, /., (kind) attention, kindness.

prévenant, -e, obliging, kind.

prévenir, forewam, anticipate.

prévision, /., prévision, anticipation.

prévoir, foresee.

prévoyais, see prévoir.

prévu, see prévoir.

prier, pray, beg, bid, ask ; je vons en prie, I pray you.

prière,/, prayer, request.

prime,/, premium.

primiti-f, -ve, primitive.

princesse,/., princess.

principe, m., principle.

printemps, m., spring.

pris, see prendre.

prise, /., taking, capture, hold,

power; donner — à, give cause

for.

privé, -e, private, tame.

priver, deprive.

prix, m., price, reward, cost,

value; de — , valuable; à tout

— , at any price or cost, by ail

means; sans — , invaluable;

mettre — à, set a price on.

probabilité, /., probability.

probablement, probably.

probité,/., probity, honesty.

problématique, doubtful, proble-

matic.

procédé, m., proceeding, process. procéder, proceed.

procès, w., process, lawsuit.

prochain, -e, near, next, approach-

ing.

proche, near, near or close by.

prodigieusement, prodigiously.

prodiguer, lavish.

production, /., production, créa-

tion.

produit, m., produce, product.

profaner, profane, proférer, utter, speak.

professer, profess.

professeur, w., professor, teacher.

professionel, -le, professional.

profit, m., profit, use; faire son —

de, profit by, avail one's self of.

profiter (à), profit, benefit ; — de,

profit by; take advantage of.

profond, -e, profound, deep.

profondément, profoundly, deep-

profondeur,/., depth.

progrès, m., progress.

progressivement, progressively, by degrees.

VOCABULARY

proie,/"., prey, booty, prize.

projet, m., project, plan, projeter, project, plan, form.

prolixe, long.

prolonger, prolong, extend; se

— , be prolongée!, extend. promenade,/., promenade, prome-

nading, walk, ride.

promener, take out, take out for

a walk; turn; indulge; se — ,

take a walk or ride, go or walk

out, take an airing.

promeneu-r, -se, m.f.y promena-

der, pedestrian.

promettre, promise, promis, see promettre, promoteur, m., promoter.

prompt, -e, prompt, quick.

promptement, promptly, at once, prononcer, pronounce, speak ; se

— , déclare one's self.

propager, propagate, extend.

prophétiser, prophesy.

proportion, /., proportion ; en —

de, in proportion to.

propos, m., subject, talk, speech,

conversation ; à — , to the purpose, timely ; à — de, in regard

to, speaking of ; mal à — , un-

seasonably.

proposer, propose, ofïer.

propre, proper, own, peculiar;

clean.

proprement, properly, neatly,

cleanly.

propreté,/., neatness, cleanliness.

propriétaire, m. /., owner, land-

lord. propriété,/, property.

prospectus, m., prospectus, bill.

prospérer, prosper, thrive.

prospérité,/, prosperity.

protec-teur, -triée, protective.

protec-teur, -triée, m. /., protec-

tor, protectress.

protégée,/, ward, charge, protéger, protect.

protestation, /, protestation, protest.

protester, protest.

prouesse,/, prowess, feat.

prouver, prove, show.

providentiel, -le, providential.

provocant, -e, provoking.

prudent, -e, prudent, cautious.

pruderie, /, prudery.

prunelle,/, pupil.

pu, see pouvoir.

publi-c, -que, public.

pudeur,/, shame, modesty, bashfulness.

puéril, -e, puérile, childish.

puis, see pouvoir.

puis, then.

puiser, draw (dans, from) ; let m.

puisque, since.

puissamment, powerfully.

puissance,/, power, dominion.

puissant, -e, powerful.

puisse, see pouvoir.

punir, punish.

pupille, m.f., pupil, ward.

pur-e, pure, clean, neat, fine.

purement, purely, merely.

pus, pusse, see pouvoir.

qualifier (de, as), qualify, style.

qualité, /., quality, capacity, character ; en — de, in (the) capacity of.

quand, when, though, even if.

quant à, in regard to, as to.

quarante, forty.

quart, m., fourth ; — -d'heure, quarter of an hour.

quatre, m., four.

quatre-vingt, eighty.

quatrième, m., fourth.

que (qu'), whom, that, which.

que (qu'), that, as, than, except, only ; how, how much, how

VOCABULARY

many, what ; why, when ; until ; the fact that ; ne . . . que, only, but, nothing but, not . . . until.

quel, -le, which, what; — que, whatever.

quelque, some, any, several, a few ; whatever ; — que, whatever ; — chose, something.

quelquefois, sometimes.

quelqu'-un, -une, //., -uns, -unes, some, a few.

quenouille,/., distafî.

querelle,/, quarrel, wrangling.

question, /., question ; il est — de, the question is.

queue,/, tail.

qui, who, whom, which, that.

quille,/, keel.

quinzaine, /, fifteen, fortnight; une — de, fifteen.

quinze, fifteen.

quittance,/, receipt.

quitte, free ; — à, at the risk of.

quitter, quit, leave, let go, give up.

quoi, which, what ; — que, whatever ; — qu'il en soit, be that as it may.

quoique, although.

quotidien, -ne, daily.

rabattre, beat orput down ; lessen ;

drive away ; se — , turn down ;

— sur, turn to, fall back on.

raboteu-x, -se, rough.

raccommoder, mend ; se — , make

it up again, be reconciled.

racheter, buy again or back, re-

deem ; atone for.

racine,/, root, raconter, relate, radieu-x, -se, radiant, raffiné, -e, refined, délicate, raffinement, m., refinement ; an-

noyance.

ragoût, m., relish, pleasure.

raide, rigid, stiff, steep.

raideur,/, rigidity, stiff ness.

raidir, stiffen ; se — , stiffen ; be-

comé stiff.

railler, laugh at.

raillerie, /, raillery, jest, sneer.

railleu-r, -se, jeering, jesting.

raisin, m., grape(s). raison,/, reason ; plus que de — ,

more than is (was) reasonable.

raisonnable, reasonable.

raisonner, reason.

rajeunir, make or grow young

(again).

râle, m., rattle.

ralentir, slacken, moderate; se

— , slacken, become slower.

râler, rattle (in one's throat).

rallier, join.

rame,/, oar ; battre des — s, row.

rameau, m., bough, branch.

ramée,/, branches.

ramener, bring again or back.

ramer, row, rampe, /, slope, descent ; balus-

ter(s).

ramper, creep, trail.

rancune,/, rancor, spite.

rang, m., rank, row ; number.

ranger, arrange, set in order,

draw up, place.

rapatrier (se), return to one's

country.

rapide, rapid, swift.

rapidement, rapidly, quickly.

rapidité,/, rapidity, swiftness.

rappeler, call back, recall ; — à,

remind any one of ; se — , recall to mind, remember.

rapport, m., report, account, bear-

ing, connection ; sous ce — , in

this respect.

rapporter, bring or carry back,

report ; se — , refer, relate ; s'en

— à, refer or leave it to.

rapproché, -e, near, near by.

VOCABULARY

rapprocher (de, to), approach or draw near (again), bring i7r place nearer; se — (de), come or draw near {or nearer) to, approach, be brought together.

rare, rare, unusual.

rarement, rarely, seldom.

rareté,/., rarity, scarcity.

rassurer, reassure, encourage; se — , be reassured, take courage.

ravin, m., ravine, hoUow road.

ravine, /., ravine, torrent.

ravir (à, from), ravish, take or carry away ; — de, delight with.

ravissement, m., rapture, delight.

rayer, erase, strike out.

rayon, m., ray, beam.

rayonnant, -e, radiant, beaming.

rayonnement, ««., radiation, radiance.

réaliser, realize, convert into money ; se — , be realized, arise.

réalité,/., reality.

rebord, m., ledge.

récemment, recently.

recevoir, receive.

réchauffer, heat or warm again; se — , get warm.

recherche, /., research, search, suit; se mettre â la — de, search or look for.

rechercher, seek again, seek, so-

récif , w., reef, ridge. [licit.

réciproquement, reciprocally.

récit, m., récital, account.

réclamer, implore, claim, demand, call for.

reçois, see recevoir.

recommandable, commendable.

recommander, recommend, commend, intrust.

reconnaissance, /., gratitude ; récognition.

reconnaissant, -e (de, for), grateful, thankful.

reconnaître, recognize, acknowledge ; be gratef ul f or, appreciate.

reconnu, see reconnaître, recourir, hâve recourse, resort, recouvert, see recouvrir, recouvrer, recover, regain, recouvrir (de, with), cover again,

cover (over), recrépir, rough-cast (again), patch

up ; paint.

récrier (se), cry out, protest, reçu, m., receipt.

reçu, -e, received, accepted.

recueilli, -e, collected, received;

contemplative, calm.

recueillir, collect, gather, receive;

se — , collect one's thoughts,

meditate.

reçus, see recevoir. ~ redemander, redemand, ask back

again.

redescendre, descend again.

redevable, indebted.

redevenir, become again.

redevenu, see redevenir, rédiger, draw up, write.

redorer, regild.

redoublement, m., redoubling, in-

crease.

redoubler, redouble, increase.

redoutable, redoubtable, formidable, redouter, dread, fear.

redresser, raiseup (again), straigh-

ten (again).

réduire, reduce, oblige; bring

back.

réduit, OT., retreat, nook.

réel, m., the real, reality.

réel, -le, real, true.

réellement, really, truly.

refaire, make again, take again. 1 refis, see refaire, refermer, close or shut again,

close, réfléchir, reflect ; — à, reflect on,

consider.

reflet, m., reflection, reflex.

réflexion, /., reflection.

VOCABULARY

reflux, m., ebbing.

refouler, drive back, repel, stem.

réfugier (se), take refuge.

refuser, refuse, décline, deny ; se — à, not to allow.

regagner, regain, reach.

régal, m., treat.

regard, m., look, glance, attention; porter ses — s sur, look at

regarder, regard, look or gaze at, behold, look into, concern ; — si, see if.

régime, m., regimen, System.

régisseur, m., manager, steward.

registre, m., register, record.

régler, regulate, adjust, settle.

régner, reign.

regret, m., regret, sorrow, grief.

regretter, regret, lament.

régularité, /., regularity.

régul-ier, -ière, regular.

régulièrement, regularly.

reine,/., queen.

rejaillissement, m., gushing (eut), splashing.

rejeter, reject, throw again or back, set aside.

rejeton, m., shoot ; scion, descendant.

rejoindre, rejoin, overtake.

relâche, z«., relaxation, intermission ; sans — , constantly.

relati-f, -ve, relative, relating.

relation,/., relation, connection.

relativement, relatively.

relevé, -e, high.

relever, raise or lift up (again), take up, raise ; se — , rise again.

relire, read again.

reluire, shine, glitter.

remarquable, remarkable.

remarque,/., remark.

remarquer, remark, observe, notice

remercier, thank.

remettre, put back, deliver, deliver up, give up ; se — à, apply

one's self again to, retum to ;

begin again.

remis, see remettre.

remiser, put under shelter, moor.

remonter, go up, ascend ; go back.

remords, m., remorse, remous, m., eddy.

remplacer, replace, supply the

place of.

rempli, -e, filled (with) ; f ull of .

remplir (de, with), fîU again, fill,

perform ; se — (de), till one's

self, fill.

rencontre,/., encounter, meeting, rencontrer, encounter ; meet, meet

with ; se — , meet, agrée.

rendre, render, give back, give;

bring up ; pay ; describe, express ; faire — , give back ;

se — , render to one's self, meet

(together) ; repair, go.

rêne,/., rein.

renfermer, shut up, confine.

Rennes, city in N. E. France, renom, m., renown, famé, renommée,/., renown, famé, renoncer à, renounce, give up.

renouveler, renew, renovate; re-

peat.

renouvellement, m., renewal.

renseignement, m., indication ;//.

information.

rente,/., income, annuity.

rentrer (dans), reenter, go orcovae

back (to), return (to).

renverser, reverse, throw down

or back, upset ; se — , throw

one's self back, fall back.

répandre, spill, pour, spread, scat-

ter.

répandu, widespread, common.

réparation,/., réparation, amends.

réparer, repair, rectify.

repartir, set out again, go back.

repas, m., repast, meal.

repentir (se) de, repent (of).

repentir, m., repentanc».

VOCABULARY

répéter, repeat, écho, replacer, replace, replier, fold again or up. répliquer, reply.

replonger, plunge again.

répondre, respond, reply ; j'en

réponds, I (will) answer for it

(him).

réponse,/., response, reply.

repos, m.y repose, rest; de — ,

peaceful.

reposer, repose, rest; put t^r place

again ; se — , repose, rest, lie

down.

repousser, push back, push or

thrust away, reject, resent, reprendre, take again or back, re-

cover, get, regain, take up again,

continue, answer.

représentant, m., representajiive.

représenter, represent ; se — , pic-

ture to one's self, imagine, réprimer, repress, put down.

repris, see reprendre, reprise,/., retaking, renewal, time,

tum ; à plusieurs — s, several

times.

reproche, m., reproach, expostulation, reprocher à, reproach or upbraid

(de, with).

reproduir, reproduce.

réprouver, disapprove of, con-

demn.

républicain, -e, republican. répugnance, /., répugnance, dis-

like.

répugner, be répugnant or dis-

tasteful (à, to). [ter,

réputation,/, réputation, characrequète, /, request, pétition, réserve, /., reserve, réservation ;

sans — , unreservedly.

réservé, -e, reserved, private.

réserver, reserve, lay or put by.

résigner (se), resign one's self, be

resigned, submit.

résister à, resist.

résolu, -e (à, on, to), resolved, resolute, bent.

résolument, resolutely.

résolus, see résoudre.

résonner, resound, sound.

résoudre, résolve, solve, décide on.

respect, w.', respect, révérence, regard, duty ; sauf — , with due respect to you, by your leave.

respecter, respect.

respectueu-x, -se, respectful.

respirer, breathe, live.

responsabilité, /, responsibility.

ressemblance,/., resemblance.

ressemblant, -e, resembling, like.

ressembler à, resemble, be like.

ressentiment, m., resentment.

ressentir (de), feel, perceive.

resserrer, contract, tighten;se — , close again, become tighter or narrower.

ressort, m., resort, spring; department, activity.

ressortir, go or come out again, spring.

ressource,/, resource.

ressusciter, raise from the dead.

reste, w., rest, remainder, //., remains ; au — , du — , besides, however.

rester, rest, be left, remain.

restituer, return, restore, retrieve.

résultat, m., resuit.

rétablir, reëstablish, restore, retrieve.

retard, m., delay.

retarder, retard, delay.

retenir, retain, hold or keep back, detain, restrain.

retentir, resound, ring.

retenu, see retenir.

retiré, -e, retired, secluded.

retirer, draw back, take away; take or pick out ; get ; se — (de, from), withdraw, retire.

retomber, fall back or again.

VOCABULARY

retour, m., retum, coming back.

retourner, retum ; tum about or

over ; se — , tum, tum round ;

s'en — , tum or go back.

retracer, trace again, relate, re-

call.

retrait, m., recess, offset.

retraite, /., retreat, retirement,

retiring; pension, retremper (se), acquire renewed

vigor.

rétribuer, remunerate.

retrousser, turn or tuck up.

retrouver, find again, recover, find,

meet again.

réunion, /., reunion, meeting,

assembly.

réunir, unité, coUect, combine;

se — , reunite, assemble, réussir, succeed (à, in), réussite,/., success.

rêve, m., dream, fancy.

réveil, m., awakening ; à son — ,

on awaking.

réveiller, awake, revive ; se — , be

awakened, wake up.

révéler, reveal, disclose, revenir (de, from), retum, come

back, get over, recover; come

(to): — à, please,smt; n'en pas

— , not to retum or come back ;

— au même, amount to the

same (thing).

revenu, see revenir, rêver, dream, muse ; — à, think

of.

révérence, /., révérence, bow,

courtesy.

rêverie,/., rêverie, musing, dream.

reverrai, see revoir, revers, m., reverse, back, opposite

side, back stroke.

revêtir, clothe, put on.

rêveu-x, -se, musing, pensive, reviendrais, see revenir, revins, see revenir, revis, see revoir.

revoir, see again, meet again ; an

— , good-by !

révoltant, -e, revolting.

révolte,/., revolt, révolter, cause to revolt, rouse

one's indignation.

révolutionnaire, revolutionary.

revu, see revoir, revue,/., review.

rez-de-chaussée, m., ground-floor.

riant, -e, smiling, cheerful.

riche, rich ; abundant.

riche, m., rich man.

richesse,/, riches, wealth.

ride,/, wrinkle.

rideau, m., curtain, veil.

ridicule, m., ridicule, absurdity.

ridicule, ridiculous, absurd.

rien, any thing ; ne ... — , not

any thing, nothing.

rieu-r, -se, m. /, laugher.

rigide, rigid, severe.

rigorisme, m., rigorism.

rigoureusement, rigorously, strict-

ly-

ngoureu-x, -se, rigorous, stem,

severe.

rigueur,/, rigor, severity.

riposter, reply.

rire, m., laughter.

rire, laugh ; — de, laugh at ; se —

de, laugh at.

risée,/, dérision, risque, m., risk, hazard, danger, risquer, risk, run the risk ; — de,

risk, venture to.

rivage, m., shore, bank.

rive,/, bank, shore.

rivière,/, river, stream.

robe,/, robe, dress, gown, coat

(of an animal).

robuste, robust, strong, vigorous. roche,/, rock, rocher m., rock, rôder, roam, wander, prowl.

rôdeur, m., prowler.

roi, m., king.

VOCABULARY

rôle, w., rôle, part.

romain, -e, Roman.

roman, m., romance, novel.

romanesque, romantic.

romantique, m., romantic.

rompre, break ; break off, defeat.

ronce,/., brier.

rond, -e, round.

ronde, /., round ; à la — , around.

ronger, gnaw, prey upon.

rose,/., rose, pink.

rose, rosy, rose-colored.

roseau, w., rééd.

rosée,/., dew.

rosier, w., rose-tree.

roturi-er, -ère, plebeian, common,

.vulgar, not noble, roue,/., wheel.

roué, m., roué, profligate.

rouge, red.

rougir, redden, blush (de, at).

rouleau, m., roU.

roulement, zw., roU, rolling, rum-

bling.

rouler, roll, wheel, revolve ; —

carrosse, ride in one's carriage.

roussir (se), redden, scorch, be

bumed.

route,/., route, road, way ; en — ,

on the road or way ; se mettre

en — , set out.

rouvrir, reopen, open again.

royaume, m., kingdom.

ruade,/, kick.

ruban, m., ribbon.

rubis, m., ruby.

ruche,/, hive.

rude, rough, hard.

rudement, roughly, violently.

rue,/, Street, ruine,/, ruin, decay.

ruiner, ruin, destroy.

ruisseau, m., stream, gutter.

ruisseler, stream, trickle.

rumeur, m., rumor, uproar, noise, ruse,/, artifice, trick.

rustique, rustic.

sable, m., sand.

sabot, m., wooden or iron shoe;

brake.

sac, m., sack, bag ; — de nuit,

traveling-bag.

saccadé, -e, jerking, abrupt, sachant, see savoir, sache, see savoir, sacré, -e, sacred.

sacristie,/, vestry.

sagacité, /., sagacity.

sage, m., sage, wise man.

sagement, wisely.

sagesse,/, wisdom, prudence, saignant, -e, bleeding, bloody.

saigner, bleed.

saillie,/, sally, witticism,sally of

wit.

sain, -e, sane, sound, clean.

saint, -e, sainted, holy, godly.

sais, see savoir, saisir, seize, catch, strike ; thrill ;

understand.

saisissant, -e, startling, striking.

saison,/, season, weather.

j salade,/, salad.

salle,/, hall, room; — à manger,

dining-room.

salon, m., salon, drawing-room.

saluer, sainte, greet, bail, salut, sainte, greeting, bow ; saf ety. salutaire, salutary, bénéficiai, sanctionner, sanction, sang, 171., blood, race, sang-froid, m., coolness, compo-

sure.

sanglot, m., sob, sobbing.

sangloter, sob.

sanguinaire, sanguinary, bloody,

cruel, sans, without ; — que, without.

santé,/, health.

sapin, w., fir, fir-tree.

sarcasme, m., sarcasm. [fort,

satisfaction,/, satisfaction, com-

VOCABULARY

satisfaire (de, with), satisfy, please ; — à, satisfy.

satisfaisant, -e, satisfactory.

satisfait, -e (de, with), satisfied, pleased ; peu — , displeased.

sauf, save, except, subject to.

saule, m., willow.

saupoudrer, sprinkle.

saurai, see savoir.

saut, m., leap, jump.

sauter, leap, jump, spring.

sauvage, savage, wild.

sauvegarder, safeguard, protect.

sauver, save, rescue.

sauvetage, m., salvage.

savane,/., savanna.

savant, -e, learned, skilful, clever.

savoir, know, know how, hear, learn, be informed of ; à — , namely, that is ; je ne sais quel, -le, a certain, some ... or other.

savon, m., soap.

scélératesse, /., wickedness, villainy.