acte. M., aet
adtou. M., geod-bye, fuwraU ; fwift am mâimÊM, te my HnmM admettre. • IM. t« eteit.
arlmtrahle, tàmànUm, adnia. ptp. ol admettra.
adoucir, ta adreaae. r. ifedB.
r. to
e— if. addraaa ; ^— à to apply
aide, P., akl, help.
alflrreur, K., harthneas, irritation.
ailleurs, elaewhere.
aimable, amiable, pleaaant.
air. M., air. iiianner, arotr tair dt, aaem to, prétend to.
aiee. K., eaae, gladneaa, à taùe, al eaae, oomfortable.
iOouter, to add.
aliment. M., food.
allée. F., walk, pathwa^.
alléguer, to alleg*.
alliance, F., allianoc
allié. M., ally.
altier. -ère, haujfhty, proud.
ambassade, F., embawy.
ambassadeur. M., ambawador.
ambitieux, -se, ambitious.
amoureux, -se, lovingr, in love.
amuser, to aoiuae, divert ; »" — . te •ajoy one'a wlf. to bave a g ood time.
anéantir, to deatroy. annihilât».
•a", to liinaii exdted.
adroit, ikOfiil. eoMlag.
aflhble. kiwi, alaUe.
aflUra, F., aCair, lUac ; amrir — d, hoéaaiwltlL
aflbeter. to aatet.
afléctuex. -aa, ■■■oiinnii ■. ionmg.
aglr.toaet;»'— ito. tofcatliUMWtlai, tobaatalak*.
aglTaîtiMtj f-, agite tins. asoilMMei.
acttar. te atir «p. ti^f.
annoncer, f UA, to i
apercevoir, f sis, to pen-eive.
appaiser, s', to beoome quiet, apparence, F., appearaaoe.
appartement. M., appartment,
apprendre, f là*, to laam, taaeh.
■pprêtar, s', to got raady, pr«para.
•pptte. p.p. 9i apprendre, approbatlogi. r.. affwbatton.
arida, dty, — laïaaattli»
VOCABULARY
arrivée, F., arrivai.
ascendant, M., ascendancy.
assassiner, to murder.
assemblée, F., assembly.
asseoir, s', v. to ait down. § 215.
assidu, asslduous, diligent.
assis, p.p. of s'asseoir.
assurer, to assure.
attaque, F., attack, onset.
attaquer, to attack.
attendant (en), meanwhile, in the meantime.
attendre, to wait for, s' — to expect.
attente, F., waiting; nalon d' — , waiting-rooni.
attirer, to attract.
attiser, to stir up (a fire).
attribuer, to attribute.
aucun, (adj. and pron.), none, net any.
audace, F., boldneas, audacity,
audacieux, -se, bold, daring.
au-devant de, in front of, (to meet).
augmenter, to increase.
auguste, august.
auprès de, near by, close to, with, in the présence of.
aussi, (conj.), so, accordingly, but then.
autant (de), as or so much, or niany ; d'autant phis, the more so, ail the more.
auteur, M., author.
authentique, authentic.
avance, F., advance; d' — , beforehand.
avancement. M., promotion, advanceinent.
avancer, § 156, to advance.
avantage, M., advant&ge, privilège, avenir. M., future, aveu. M., confession, aveugler, to blind.
avide, greedy.
avis, M., advice, opinion, avouer, to confeM.
baiser, to kiss.
baisser, to lower.
bal. M., pi. bals, bail, assembly.
balcon. M., balcony.
bannir, to banish.
banqueroute, F., bankruptcy ; fairt — to become bankrupt.
baser, to base.
bénéfice, F., premium, profit.
biblique, biblical, childlike.
bien. M., good : pi., wealth, property, blessings.
bienfait. M., kindness, favour.
bienveillance, F., good-will, kindnes^s.
bienveillant, kind, good-hearted.
bijoutier, M., jeweller, la bijoutière, trans. l)y 'jeweller's clerk.'
billet. M., note, letter.
bonbonnière, F., bonbon dish.
bonté, F., goodness, kindness.
boudoir. M., bo^idoir, private room.
bouleversement, M., upheaval.
bourse, F., purse.
boutique, F., shop ; demoiselle de — , shep-girl, clerk.
brevet, M., commission.
brouiller, se, to fall out, quarrel.
brutal, brutal.
cacheter, to seal.
calme. M., calm, calmness, rfti — .' Be calm !
calomnie, F., calumny, slander.
canapé, M., sofa.
capacité, F., ability, capacity.
caprice, F., whim, caprice.
capricieux, -se, capricious, fickle, whiinsical.
causer, to cause ; to talk, chat.
cavalier. M., trooper, knight, gentleman.
censé, supposed, reputed.
cercle. M., enrôle, réception.
certainement, certainly.
cesse, F., cessation; sans—, incessantly.
VOCABULABV.
chaleur. F., hMt, ' chambre. T. , roo
IIOUM o( COUUMNM.
chance. F., cèiwio*. tottoM.
chanceler. u> tugfr, totur.
char. M., ov.
charge. F., poétiam, wpw, oo*.
charger, f IM. ta eetwMt. ehMft.
chimériQua. <iU«**srf. ImumUo.
chiquanande, F., lllli|k.
choix. M., ebok», Mtoorion
chute. F.. talUdownlUL -
clémence. F-, iMRgr. dwanier-
ooffi«. M.. «Ami. floOtr, itowNr bu.
combattant. M.. coMlâunt.
combler, lo overwbelin. h««p up.
commun s. F. pL, oommona, dt»mbn d£a — HouM of Comnon*.
oommuniQuar. to ooininiinio*t«.
compromettre. flOti. u> compcoaiiae.
comptant, pa^ — p*id in CMh.
compte. M.. aoocMint.
comte. U., ooaat. mtI.
concentrer, to oooMattate.
concevoir, f lis. to onderaUnd, ooac«ive.
conçois, ainf. iptt*. ind. of «meetoir.
COnfiirence. F.. c»riferene«.
confident. M.; confidente. F. -
oonflar. to troit, Mitniat.
oongédier. to dMMML coiOurer. to ooajart. Implof*.
conquérant, eoaqMiiaf , riotoitoaa.
oonquérir, i Itt, to eoMinar.
oonquéte, F., ootupi—t
nmi— IIIM. to dOVOte, BaWBBtltt.
0«m*1fll. M., noni—l, aidrioa. oooaaUlar, M., mMmi, oowdBor.
oooMiUar. u> Mltiae, eadiil, cop—rrer, to ptmtm, koiy.
i«tTT*Tf14T»M». fWMJllMWllIl
oonaidérer. • IM, toeoMider.
constant. eoaaUBt. ooatiauaL contenir, f 1T7. to cinwUin ; «r — to riMtek. to reatrmin om'b Belf.
oootinuel. -le. oooUoual, eoMtoaU
contracter, to contrac*.
contramdre. 1 190. to cowpel.
contrainte, F.. cx)Mtr»int.
contrarier, lo vex. annoy.
contrôle. M., exuuinalion, ingj>ec-
tiOD.
convenir, f 178. »o «ult ;«* — <*«, to •cknowledye, confeaa, «itrM upoo.
correspondance, F., correspondenc«.
coup, M., Wow. itroke; — d'itil, lflanc«. look ; tuut d'un — ; ail at once.
coupable. M., culprit.
cours, M., lecture, course.
converture. F., cover. wrapper.
quilt.
craifirnant. pre». p. of craindre.
craindre, 1 180. to fear.
crainte, F., fear.
créance, F., crédit, debt.
créancier, M., crediior.
crédit. M., crédit.
critiquer, to criticise.
daigner, to deiifn, venture, condescend.
d'ailleurs, beaidaa
davantaflre, ntoro.
déchaîner, to unchain. let Ioom.
décidément, decidedly.
décider, to docid*.
décision, F.. dediioD.
découvert, p.p- oC découvrir.
découverte, F., disooveo'-
découvrir, f 17», todi»cio\er, ftnd oui.
défaire, 1 1»6. to uodo. êf — df,u>get hd o(.
défaite. F., defeat.
défitut. M., detecC, want, tailing.
<|^fipn^a, p., prohibitioa, oouumL
d^HMiaif, -va. dafaadv*.
déflanoe. F.. diatnMt. wfHiifiiOB.
déflar. todtfy.dMOtoac-. w — d«,to diMruat.
définitif, -ve, definiu.
défUnt, M., deoeaaed.
dégager, to raUaM, relicv*.
déguiser, to diBKuiM.
VOCABULABY.
déjouer (se), to baffle, thwart each other.
délai, M., delay.
délasser, to refresh.
démarche, F., step, measure.
démasquer, to unmask.
démentir, § 166, to deny, contradict.
demi, half ; à demi-voix, in a whisper.
démission, F., résignation.
demoiselle, F., young lady ; — de botitique, shop-girl, lady clerk ; — de compagnie, lady-in-waiting.
démontrer, to show, demonstrate.
dénaturer, to alter, distort.
dépêchie, F., despatch.
dépit. M., gpite, vexation.
déplaire, § 201, to displease.
désastre. M., disaster.
désastreux, -se, disastrous, fatal.
désespéré, desperate.
désespoir, M., despair.
déshonorer, to disgrâce.
désigner, to indicate, point out, choose.
désolé, aorry, grieved.
désoler, to distress, vex, grieve.
destin, M., fate, destiny.
désunir, to part, separate.
détester, to detest, hâte, détour, M., turn, turning.
détruire § 185, to destroy.
dette, F.,debt.
devenir, § 178, to become.
deviner, to guess, divine, devoir, § 214, to owe, to be obliged to, must.
dévorer, to devour.
dévouer, to dévote, dévoûment. M., dévotion, diamant. M., diamond.
différer, to defer, put off.
digne, worthy, dignified.
diplomatique, diplomatie discret, -ète, disnreet, cautions, discvission, F., discussion.
disgr&ce, F., disfavour, diiigrace.
dispos, lively, well, at ease.
disposer, to dispose, make use of.
arrange.
disputer, contend for or w^ith.
dissipateur, M., spendthrift.
dissoudre, § 203, to dissolve.
dissous, M., dissoute, F., p.p. of dissoudre.
distingué, distinguished, genteel.
divers, several, différent.
domination, F., rule, dominion.
dominer, to rule, govern, master.
dormir, 8 166, to sleep.
dot, F. (pronounce 0 dowry.
douteux, -se, doubtful.
droit, right.
dû, due, dus, dues, p.p. of devoir.
dusse, -je, impf. subj. of devoir. = were 1 to , should I .
duc, M., duke.
duchesse, F., duchess.
écart, M., start aside ; à T -m- aside.
échauffer, -s', to get warm, to get in a passion.
écouler, s', to slip by, pass away.
écrivain. M., vi-riter, pamphleteer.
effbrcer, s', to endeavour.
efitoi. M., f right, terror.
égard, M., respect, regard, par — de, out of respect for.
égayer, s', g 157, to be nierry, amuse one's self.
égoïste, selfish.
éloge. M., praise.
éloigner, to send away ; s' — to go away.
embarras, M., trouble, perplexity.
embarrasser, toembarrass, perplex.
embraser, to inflame, set fire to.
émeute, F., disturbance, riot.
emploi. M., post, employment.
employer, § 157, to employ, use.
emporté, headstrong.
emportement. M., fit of passion.
emiKjrter, to carry away, ofif, to win, V — mir, to get the upper hand, to win, to prevail over.
ému, exoited ; p.p. of émouvoir ;
émulation, F., émulation.
VOCABULABY.
enchaîner, to feOw, chaia. ti« np.
enrhumer. u> fir« » ooM, ir — ut
catch rotd.
enrhumé, «ith » cold in ttoe he«d.
enrichir, to enricfa.
WIlriflMl M.. tiMi(n (Junior oOaer).
anaaigiieaMiit, il, iMna, tMsiOar.
entendre. I no, to betf. ondcrrtMid, f* — «M, to be w«n rtnti In. »' — ••«■, to tomte lo *n •grcMBcet with.
entrevue. P-. inteniew.
entr'ouvrir, f 1T«, to hklf-ofwa.
environner, to •anouDd, environ.
envoyé. M.. ambMMdor, envor.
épée. r., aword.
épier, to w»teh, «py.
épl^ramme, F . rpitrnon.
éjmux, M., husbftod
éprouver, to experienoe, (eel, try.
épuiser, to exhMMt.
équipage. M., oMiteg*.
eaclavace> ^* ■i^very.
essuyer, i 157, u> wipe.
estimer, to value, «ateem.
état. M., aUte, ooodition.
étlnoeUe, F., apark.
étiquette. K., «Uquette, cawwy.
étonnant, aatnwiahim.
étoonamaot. M.,
étourdi. M., MMckap. hair brainad lellow.
étourdlment. Iiirilluriy.
étoordir. to alWMid. atnn, alapcfjr.
évader, to aaeapa.
évéUler.toavakMi ; r -, to vaka ap.
événement. M., avant.
Bzaminateur. M. . The " Euaisw.'* exécuter, to exacoto. eany «et.
exécution. P., ataosttos. pcffonn- »aea ; /emum» é' —, «alafffWaf aroiaH r. •Ué.tA< r. toi
r.tsi exqula. daiatjr. M^vWla.
foire, 1 195. to do, make, cauaa, act ; — turictr, cauae to be plaoed ; - OaiitfutrouU, tofail in buaineaa, beooine l>anknipt ; — la euur <c, to pay court or show déférence to; ptiroeair, to aend, to cause to rnanh ; — camtprewdrt, to explain ; le — mii»mér«^ to BMk* ooe'a aelf heard ; M— evmmUn, to maka one't aelf known.
fllit, M., (act, event ; — exprt», aomething doue on purpoae.
falloir, J 218, to be neoaaaary.
fantaisie, F., (anoy, whlm, notion.
fat. fatte, foppiah.
fatuité, F., conoelt, impertinence.
faut. 3 8. pree. ind. ot falloir : ee qu'il faut pour écrire, writing material».
faute, F., fault, mistake ; —de, for waut o(.
fauteuil. M., amichair.
faveur, F., faveur, intereat.
favori, M. , favorite. F., favourite.
féliciter (de), to ooinfratulate uv>on.
ferret. M., ub.
ferme, atrong, flnn, haid.
fermentation, F., ferment.
flatteur, -ae, «uba. andadj.,flatterer, ■attMinK.
fond. M., Iiottom. depth ; au—, at the baek o( the ataya.
fi-ae11e, in.\\, breakable.
ft-anchlse, K., frankneaa.
fi-équenter, to > isil, reaort to, haunt.
fHpon, M. ; Mponne, F., rojcue, raâôaf, cheat.
ftx>idement, cooUy.
fl-oideur, F., ooolaaai, oold.
ftotter, to rub ; «e— le* y«ux. to rub one'i eyea.
fuir, f 170, to flec. eacape.
fureur, F., an^er, fur).
furtivement, furtively, atealthily.
ftltUe, trifUttg, frivoloua.
calment, g«yiy.
gain. M., irain, profit.
galamment, traliantly.
galerie, F., approach, frallcry.
garant, M., wamot, ifuaranloe.
gauche, left.
VOCABULARY
gênant, annoying, vexatious.
gentilhomme, M.,nobleinan, gentleman ; — de province, country gentleman.
glacé, icy, cold, Chili.
glacer, § 156, to chill.
glisser, to slip, glide.
gr&ce, F., thanks, favour, niercy.
graciexix, -se, grateful, courteous, kind.
gracieusement, graciously.
grade, M., rank, grade.
grave, grave, serions.
gravure, F., engraving, illustration.
guéridon. M., small round table.
guerre, F., war.
guinée, F. guinea (21 shillings).
(h aspirate is indicated thus : ' h.)
' haïr, § 172, to hâte.
' hardi, bold.
'hasard. M., chance.
' haut, high, loud, aloud.
' hautain, haughty, proud.
' hautement, highly, boldly.
'hauteur, F., pride, haughtiness, height.
'hein, (excl.); eh! what? (surprise).
héritier, M.,heir.
'héros, M., hero.
' hésiter, to hesitate.
' heurter, to annoy, knock, jostle.
hommage, M., and pi. homage, respects.
honorable, honourable.
hôtel, M., inansion, palace, lodging.
huissier. M., usher, footman, valet.
humeur, F., humour, bad humour.
illustre, famous, illustrious.
impartialité, F., impartiality.
impérieux, -se, haughty, overbearing.
impitoyable, pitiless, merciless.
important, important.
Importer, to be of conséquence ; n'importe, it does not matter ; peu importe, it, niatters little.
importun, troublesome, tiresome.
imposer, to impose, place upon.
impôt, M., tax.
imprimer, to print.
inactif, -ve, idle, inactive.
incapable, incapable, incertain, uncertain.
inconnu, unknown.
indécis, undecided, irresolute.
indice. M., sign, évidence, indigné, indignant, indignité, F., indignity.
industrie, F., trade, industry.
injure, F., insuit, injustement, unjustly.
inoccupé, idle, unoccupied.
inouï, unprecedented, unheard of.
insignes. M., pi. insignia.
insistance, F., entreaty, insisting.
instance, F., urgency, request.
insulter, to insuit.
insupportable, unbearable. intention, F., purpose, intention ; avec — with emphasis.
intercepter, to intercept.
interdire, § 193, to forbid, interdict.
intéressé, selfish, interested.
interrompre, to interrupt.
intolérable, intolérable, intrépidement, boldly.
inventer, to invent.
ironie, F., sarcasm, irony.
ironique, sarcastic, ironical.
irrécusable, unexceptionable.
irriter, -s', to become angry.
isolé, alone, isolated.
jalousie, F., Jealousy.
jeter, § 158, to throw.
jeu, M., game, play, table, joailler, M., jeweller.
jugement. M., judgment.
juger, 8 156, to judge.
jurer, to swear.
jusque, as far as, until.
VOCABULARY
lanoer, f IM, to, t&ng, throw ; $e—, to ru«h, plunire.
latéral, adj.side.
leci«ur, M., r«ftd«r.
lectrice, F., (««der.
léger, léffére, iiirht, feeble.
libertin. M., libertine, nke.
rlien, lL.boiid.cord.
lire, f 197. to rcMd.
loisir. M., letMire.
loyal, tnak, (mir. bonaai.
loyalement, foirijr, boocatiy. loyaoté. P.. honwty. loymlty.
lutte. P.. •trun;!*, ooiitest.
magnanime. ititgiianliiMw vaajeaté. P.. aMjeMy.
majeur, gnater, more important mal. adT.. badly. wroD(, ilL mal. M., ««il. lU : m*/ «mx turf$, net- TWM UIbmb. h>-«terk-a.
manifeste, maniteat.
maréchal. M.. marahaL mari. M.. huafaaBd.
mariage. M., maniac*.
marier, to Manjr, to gire in marriaffe, to pattorai the eMaoKwy ; m— à or avec, to gM BMrricd to— .
matériel.- le. mteriaL
matinée. P.. norBioff aaatioa.
méchant, wiekad, faad. cfoaa.
méomnpte, M.. diaapiMintaiMt, Bopa deceércd.
méditer, to maditte.
méfier, ae. to diatmat. auapacC mémei, aauM, aven, aaU, vary; dé mime, ia tha aanM aaaaaer, tona. etc.
ménage, M-, family, iMMiaebold.
ménager, i Iso. to ipare. aar«,
mépria. M., aootn.
mépriaer, to aeom.
merveilla. P., Banral. vowtor; 4 — «•MaffnUy. aplaadidly.
méaaIHanee, P.. mlawatcfc, miaaOiaacc ; /«ir« um» —, to noarry bnaath
message, U.. maaaaga.
meeae, P.. maaa, aervice.
métaphore, F., luetaphor.
meurtrier. M., murderer.
mieux. l)etler, beat ; au — oeve, on the l>e«t tenus «il h.
militaire. M., aoldier, otficer.
ministère, M., cabinet, ministry.
ministre. M., minii«ter.
mode, F., fashion, way ; geni à la — , fathionable people.
modérer, $ 168, to moderate, calm.
monde, M , worM, people ; totU U — , everjbody ; U b*a\i —, U — élégant, the faahionable «orld, (aahionable people.
mort, F., death.
mot. M., word, aaying; bon —, witty aaying, joke, jest.
motif, M., motive.
morbleu! (excl.), Bleas me! Good
gracious !
moyen. M., means.
mystère, M., mystery.
mystérieux, -se, mysterioua.
N naif, naïve, artieaa, innocent, zialtre, 1 200, to be bom.
naïvement, innooently.
naïveté, F., innocence, iiitiaaaiKiai.
nargruer, to aet at deflanoe.
né, p.p. of naître, négligemment, careleaaly négoclation, F.,neifotiation.
nerf, M., nene (f aounded in aing., but iiot In pi.).
neutraliser, (ae), to neuiralize (each other).
nomination, F., appoiutment, nomiuati<)u.
nominer, to naue, appoint, mention, nuire (à), f 185, to injure, hann, <e — to injure ooe'* aelf or each other. numéro. M., number, oopy.
obéir (4). to obey.
obéiaaance. P., obedlcnw.
obtenir, « 177. to obuin.
occupation, P., oooupation, em-
plo>uient.
VOCABULARY
occuper, to occupy, employ ; »' — de, to be busy with, to concern one's self with.
odieux, -se, odious, hateful.
offenser, to offend.
ofiFensif, -ve, offensive, distasteful.
offrir, §176; to ofler.
opposer, s' — à, to oppose.
or, conj., now, but.
ordonnance, F., order, decree.
ordonner, to order, prescribe.
orgueil, M., pride.
orgueilleux, -se, haughty, proud.
orphelin. M., orphan.
oublier, to forget.
outrager, to insuit.
outre, besides, beyond.
ouverture, F., opening.
pacifier, to pacify.
paix, F., peace.
palais, M., palace.
panneau, M. , panel.
paquet. M., packet.
parcourir, § 164, to run over, peruse.
pardieu ! (excl.), upon my word !
parer, to deck, adorn.
parfois, at times.
parier, to wager, bet.
parlement, M., parliament.
part, F., part, share, jwrtion, à —, aside.
parti. M., political party, aide, nieans, pre7idre — un, to conie to a décision.
particulier , -ère, private, particular.
partisan. M., partisan.
parvenir, § 178, to reach, arrive, succeed.
passe port. M., passport.
passer, to pass, se — , to take place.
passioné, impassioned.
patrimoine, M., inheritance.
pendule, F., clock.
pénétrer, 8 158, to penetrate.
pénible, painful.
personnage. M., character, personage.
pétition, F., pétition.
piquant, sharp, stinging, biting.
place, F., position, place.
plainte, F., complaint.
plaisanter, to jest.
plateau, M., tray, tea-tray.
plénipotentiaire, M., plenipotentiary.
pleurs. M., pi. tears, en — weeping.
politique, F., policy, politics.
politique. M., politician.
politique, adj., political.
portée, F., range, extent.
possesseur. M., possessor.
poste. M., post, position.
pourpoint. M., doublet.
pousser, to push ; — un cri, to utter acry.
pouvoir, § 221, to be able, can, may.
prédire, § 193, to foretell, predict.
préférence, F., préférence.
préjuger, § 156, to préjudice.
préliminaire, preliminary.
préoccupation, F., care, préoccupation.
prérogative, F., right.
prescrire, § 194, to prescribe.
presse, F., crowd, press.
pressé, hurried, in a hurry.
prétendre, § 210, to intend, claim, assert.
prétexte. M., pretext.
prévenir, § 178, to «arn, infomi.
prise, F., capture.
prisonnier. M., prisoner.
priver, to deprive.
profiter, to profit.
projet, M., plan, project.
projeter, § l.'iS, to plan, project.
promesse, F., promise.
promettre, § 198, to promise.
promis, p.p. of promettre.
proposition, F., proposai, proposition.
propriétaire, M., owner, proprietor.
prospérité, F., prosperity.
protecteur. M., protectrice, F., protector.
protégé. M., ward, protégé, prouver, to prove.
VOCABULARY
provenir, f 178, to prooead (moi.
province. F., province, countrr (not Hm M)piul) : piiutilk»mm» d«—, countrj'
publiclste. M.. poUttMl wriUr, pab-
UCML
pubUclté. P.. pablidir.
que. proa., «bon. whkh, th*t what ; ««■«a-w Mt<, wtMt? et —, that which, «tel; tpfmê-tut WlMt to the maU«r
que, eiMiJ.. tfaftt, Um, m, tUL que. Mtv., ho«, hew SMay, what » !
quel. adj.. wUeii, mhU ; wba quelque, adl., «mm. tew ; adv., how-
qui. wIm, wttieh. that, wfaoai ; f«< fiM <v «.t/, aajr on* whàuvar.
qu<^ vhat : tf« — , «
quoique. altlMNifiL
racheter, f lU. to baj- faMk.
rmdoucir. to «te, aolua.
rw«,K
rallier, ta
rallUBMT. I« raUadk.
remeoer. f IM. to brii* lack.
raacer, toamac*-
reppel. M.. raeaU.
rappeler, i IM. to reeaU : m—, to
rapport. M.
ravir. t« oairy oC. «tera. awpfro.
recevoir, i tu. to raecir*.
réciproquement, ■Miaalljr.
récit. M., laie, alorjr.
rérlamartoo. P., date, protatt.
recommander, to ofdar, «etnat.
réooaolIlatloB. P., , to
raeotinattre. • lÊ»,
artuio«l«d(«.
recoure. M., iweena
reçu, p.p. o( recevoir, i 213.
recueillement, M., dévotion, redescendre, u> couie (or\k'ard aifain.
redoutable, terrible, formidable.
redouter, to dread.
réel, -le, real.
réellement, really.
réfléchir, to reflect on (d).
reflrerder, to look at, watch.
réffner, to reiini.
regret. M., retcret: à —, regretfuUy.
remettre, f iM, to put back ; *e —,
to reoover.
remis, p.p. o( remettre.
remonter, to go up again ; to go toward thc back of the stage.
rendez- VOUS, M., meeting - place, appointmeiit.
rendre, to give back, to reatore ; •* — . to go.
renoncer, 2 IM (<i), to give up.
reiiounce.
renseUrnement, M., information.
renverser, to upaet, overthrow.
repentir, se. to repent répondu, repUed, l>eoome surety for.
repos, a., nat.
repousser, to repulae.
reprendre. } fi02, to take again ; M — , to ohedi one'a mU.
repréaenter, to repraaenu reproche. P.. reproach.
résister, to reaat.
résolu, p.p. of résoudre, résolution. F., reamlution, résolve, résoudre, f 908. to reeolve, deter-
reapectable, to be re«M0ted, booourrespectueusement, reepectfullv.
respirer, to breathe, flud re«t.
responsabilité, K., reepouaibiUty.
K., reaouroe, ueana.
reste. M., re«t, 4u — Moraover.
résultat. M., nault.
rétablir, to reetare, re aatabliah, reoover.
retenir, f in, to reioia. keep baïk.
retenu. p.p. et reteolr.
réunir, to raaeito. Jais, «aita.
VOCABULARY
réussir (à), to succeed in.
revanche, F., revenge, return.
rêve, M., dream.
révéler, to reveal.
revenir, § 178, to come back ; — de, to rccover froin, get over.
rêver, to dream.
révérence, F., low, courtesy; faire la — to bow respectfully.
rêveur, — se, pensive, thoughtful.
révolution, F. , révolution.
riant, laughing, bright.
ricaneur, -se, mocking, sneering.
richesse, F., riches, wealth.
rigoureux, -se, strict, rigorous.
risquer, to risk.
roue, F., wheel.
royalement, royally, in royal fashion.
royaume, M. , kingdom, country.
royauté, F., royal ty.
ruiner, to ruin, undo.
salon. M.,drawing-room ; — de réception audience-room, presence-chamber.
sang'. M., blood.
sang-froid. M., coolness, calmness.
satisfaire, § 195, to satisfy.
satisfait, p.p. of satisfaire.
sauver, to save.
savoir, § 222, to know.
scandale. M., scandai.
sceptre. M., sceptre.
schelling. M., shilling.
séance, F., session, sitting.
sèchement, dryly, curtly.
sécheresse, F., harshness, dryness.
sein. M., breast, bosom.
selon, according to.
serment, M., oath.
session, F., session, sitting.
service. M., service, duty ; de — , on duty ; (avor, kindness.
servir, 8 166, to serve, to be of service ; m — de, to use ; — à quelqtte chose, to be of some service.
serviteur. M., servant.
sévère, severe, strict.
sigrnature, F., signature.
singulier, -ière, strange, singular.
sinon, otherwise, if not.
solitude, F., solitude.
songer, § 156, to think.
sort. M., fat€, lot, chance.
sortir, g 166, to go out.
sot. M., sotte, F., fool, ninny ; adj., foolish, silly.
soumettre, § 198, to submit.
soupçon. M., suspicion.
soupçonner, to suspect.
soupir. M., sigh.
souriant, près. p. of sourire.
sourire, § 204, to smile.
soustraire, § 208 (à), to shield f rom se — , to get away, escape.
soutenir, § 177, to maintain, assert sustain.
souverain, M., sovereign, king.
souveraine, F., sovereign, queen.
spectateur, M. , spectator.
spirituel, -le, clever, witty, intelli gent, spiritual.
stimuler, to stimulate.
stupéfait, stupefled.
subir, to undergo, submit to.
subjuguer, to overcome, subdue.
subside. M., subsidy.
succès. M., success.
sufi&re, § 187, to suflBce, be enough.
suite, F., resuit, continuation.
SUjiet, M., subject ; axi — de, on thi subject of.
sujet, -te, subject.
supplier, to beseech, beg.
supporter, to support, put up with bear.
sûreté, F., safety.
surintendant, -e. M., and F., super intendent.
sur-le-champ, immediately.
surtout, especially, particularly.
surveillance, F., supervision.
système. M., system.
tabouret, M., stool.
talent, M., ability, talent.
tambour, M., drum.
VOCABULABY.
tapisserie. F., Upertry. tanoywork.
tenir, f in. to hoJd; — tête à, to radat. oppoM. «Und out «gainât ; •• — . to boU ooëTâdl ; m - d, to incUt on. tentative. F., attempt.
terme, M., term, exprM«ion.
tête, F., he»d ; /emiM de —, «trongluinded womAn.
tôte à tête. M-, private interriew.
théâtre. M., théâtre, «tage.
titre. M., Utle.
titré, litled.
toile. F., ourtain.
tôt, aoon ; au plu* —, aa aoon aa poMtble.
tourmente. M., ctonn, tonpcit.
tourmenter, to tonnent, trace, F., trace, «tep.
trahir, lo betray, prove fatoe.
trahison. M.. treaK». tre*oh«ry.
trait. M., (ealure.
traité. M., treaty. treatiae, league.
traiter, to treat. oall, aerve. talk about.
transmettre, f 196, to tranamit.
tremblant, trembUng.
trésor. M., trea«ir>-. treasure.
triomphant, victoriou», triumphant
triomphateur, M., victor.
triomphe. M., triumpb.
trône, M., tbrooe.
trouble, M.,exciten»ant,dlaturbanoe.
troubler, to eiu^t« t<oubte, diatarb.
tyran. M.,tynuit.
tyranniser, to tyranniw.
umé, woni.oot.
vaillant, valiant, of worth; vainqueur, -se, vlctorioua.
valet. M., servant; —du î»t«d, »ootman.
valoir, $ •as, to be worth ; — mieux, to be better.
vanité, ¥., vanity.
vanter, to boasL venir, 1 1"8, to come.
vengeance, F., revenge, vengeance, verre, M., glass.
verrons, l pi. fut. inU. of voir, veuille, 3 Bing. prea. aubj. of vouloir.
vicomte. M., viacount.
victoire, F., victory.
victorieux, -se, victorioua.
vieillesse, F., old âge.
vis-à-vis (de), opposite, face to face.
viser, to aim.
vivacité, F., haate.
vivement, eagerly. keenly, warnily.
vocation, calling, vocation.
vog'ue. F., fashion, vogue, réputation.
voir, § 224, to see.
voix. F., voice.
volonté, F., wlU.
volontiers, wlllinifly.
voter, to vote.
vouloir, 1 226. to wish ; — dire, to mean.
vraisemblable. liWely, probably.
vu, p-p. of voir, vue, F., sight, soene.
vulfiraire, M., mob, oommon people.
SÀle. M., aeaL
