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fournisseur, m.,tradesman, dealer; tous les fournisseurs (p. 58)=tous les objets de chez le fournisseur = ‘and when they come, you will weigh all the dealer’s . . .”
fourrer, to put, thrust.
franc, m., franc (a French coin, the standard of value = 19.3 cents),
franchement, ndv., frankly, sin.
cerely, to tell the truth.
frapper, to strike.
fréquent, -e, adj., frequent.
frère, m., brother.
froid, m., cold ; avoir froid, to be
cold.
froidement, adv., coldly.
frontière, f., frontier, frotter (se), to rub one’s self.
fuir, $170, to flee, run away.
fuite, f. flight; en fuite, absconded.
fumer, to smoke.
fumiste, m., brick-layer (for fireplaces).
furieux, -se, adj., furious, enraged, raging, G
gages, m. p'., wages.
gagner, to \vin, earn, gain.
gai, -e, adj., say, merry.
gaillard, m., ‘ine fellow, ‘ gay dog.’
garantir, to guarantee.
garçon, m., boy, fellow.
garde, f., guard, keeping ; prendre garde, to mind, to take care.
garder, to keep.
&garnement, m., blackguard.
gauche, adj., left; à (a main) gauche, on the left.
gendre, m., son-in-law.
&êner, to trouble, be in the way of.
&énéreux, -se, adj, generous ; noble, benevolent,.
genou, m., knee.
gens, m. pl, people, persons ; jeunes gens, young men.
gentil -le, adj., fine, pretty, nice.
gérer, $ 158, to manage.
gilet, m., waistcoat.
&ober, to swallow hastily, bolt.
gomme, f., gum ; sirop de gomme, cough-inixture,
goût, m., taste, choice ; chacun s0n goût ! every one to his taste.
gramme, m., gram.
grand, €, adj., great, large, high, tall; pas grand'chose, not very much.
grave, adj., serious, grave.
gré, m., will, wish, liking ; savoir gré à, to feel grateful towards.
grédin, m., villain.
grédinerie, f., villainy, rascality.
griser (se), to be intoxicated. get drunk.
grog, m., grog, drink.
gronder, to scold, reprimand,
gros, -se, adj., large, big, great.
grossir, to get big, enlarge, get larger.
gruger, to crunch, devour: # laisser gruger, to allow one’s substance to be devouied,
guéridon, m., small round table.
&uerre, i., war.
&gueux, m., beggar.
H [h aspirate marked thus: ‘h.]
habiller, to dress, clothe.
habit, m., cont.
habiter, to dwell in, live in.
habitude, f., habit.
‘haut, -e, adj., high, tall.
‘haut, adv., aloud.
Le Hâvre, m., seaport for Paris on the English Channel, at the mouth of the Seine, principal port of entry for American trade.
‘hein ! int., hey ! eh! is it not?
hésiter. to hesitate, falter, waver.
heure, f., hour, o’clock, time, time of day; de bonne heure, early, betimes ; tout à l'heure, by and by, present}y, just now, a little while ago ; à la bonne heure ! well and god ! (sometimes ironically).
heureux, -se, adj., glad, happy, fortunate.
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heureusement, adv., fortunately.
hier, adv., yesterday ; hier au soir, last night.
histoire, f., tale, story.
hiver, m., winter.
homme, m., man.
honnête, adj., honest, upright, worthy.
honneur, m., honour.
honorer, to honour.
honteux, -se, adj., ashamed, shameful, disgracetul.
horloge, f., clock.
huissier, m., bailiff.
‘huit, adj, eight; huit jours, a week.
huiître, f., oyster.
humilier, to humble, humiliate.
hypothèque, f., mortgage.
ici, adv., here.
idée, f., idea.
il, pron., he, it, there ; i/ y a, there is, are.
image, f., picture.
imbécile, m., idiot, fool.
immédiatement, adv., ately, directly.
important, -e, adj., importe
importer, to matter, be of sequence ; que vous importe, what matters it to you ; n'importe, no matter, never mind.
impossible, adj., impossible.
imprévu, €, adj., unforeseen, unexpected.
incommoder, to inconvenience.
Inde, f., India.
indifférent, -e, adj., indifferent, unconcerned.
indigné, -e, adj., indignant.
indiquer, to indicate, show, point out.
immedi-
indiscret, -ète, adj., indiscreet, |
impertinent, rude,
infortuné, -e, adj., unfortunate, unhappy.
ingrat, -e, adj., ungrateful, unthankful.
ingrat, m., ingrate, ungrateful creature.
innombrable, adj., innumerable,
inquiétude, f., anxiety, uneasiness,
instant, m., instant, moment ; à l'instant, just now, directly, a moment ago.
instinct, m., instinct.
intention, f., intention, purpose ; avec intention, purposely, on purpose, with meaning.
interdire, $193, to forbid, prohibit,
interdit, past part. of interdire, speechless, thunderstruck,
interêt, m., interest.
interrompre ('s), to interrupt one’s self.
intervenir, $ 178, to intervene, interpose, interrupt.
intraitable, adj., intractable.
intrigant, m., intriguer, schemer.
intrigue, f., intrigue.
introduire, $ 185, to introduce.
inutile, adj., useless, in vain.
inventer, to invent, contrive.
invraisemblable, adj., unlikely, improbable,
irai, 1st sing. fut. of aller.
ironiquement, adv., ironically, sarcastically.
irréprochable, aj., irreproachable,
irrésistible, adj., irresistible.
jadis, adv., of old, in olden time,
jaloux, -se, adj., jealous,
jaloux, m., a jealous person.
jamais, adv., never, ever.
jambe, f., leg; ça lui fait une belle jambe ! great good it does him !
je, pers. pron., I.
jeter, $158, to throw, throw down, cast down; se jeter, to throw or cast one’s self ; jeter Les yeux, to look, glance.
jeu, m., play ; méme jeu, with the same action.
jeune, adj., young, youthful.
joie, f., joy, delight, glee.
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joli, -e, adj., beautiful, pretty, fine, |
good.
Frs f., chesk,
our, m., day ; {ous les jours, every | da, | lieu, m., place, spot ; au lieu de,
journée, f., ee oyeux, -se, adj juger, to Judge.
Juin, m., June.
jusque, prep., even, up to, as far as, until ; jusque là, up to there.
+, joyful, merry.
jusqu’à ce que, conj.,v : (with | subj.).
juste, adj., just, right, correct, exact.
justice, f., justice, law.
la, f., def. art., the.
la, pron., her, it. L
là, adv., there, here ; {à-bas, down there, yonder.
lâche, adj, faint-hearted, cowardly.
là-dessous, adv., under there ; concealed under it, beneath it.
laid, -e, adj., ugly, mean,
laisser, to leave, let, allow ; je me suis laissé dire, I have been told ; lu te seras laissé duper, you must have allowed yourself to be deceived.
lait, m., milk.
lancer, $ 156, to throw, hurl, issue (of warrants).
languir, to languish, be dull.
larme, f., tear.
latéral, -e, adj., lateral, side,
le, l”, m.; la, l’, f.; les, pl. (1) def.
art., the; (2) pron., him, her, it, them.
leçon, f., lesson.
Lemblin, name of a restaurant.
lent, -e, adj., slow, tardy.
lequel, m.; laquelle, f.; lesquels, m. pl. ; lesquelles, f£. pl., which, which one, wa0, whom.
lettre, f., letter ; lettre de change, draft, note, bill.
leur, adj., their.
leur, pron., to them,
lever, $ 158, to lift ; se lever, to rise, get up,
liasse, à bundle.
instead of,
| lire, $ 197, to read.
litière, f., litter, bed.
