scène, f., stage, scene

sec, sèche wi, dry, abrupt.

sèchement, adv., dryly, coldly.

second, -e, adj., second.

secouer, to shake, jolt.

secourir, $ 164, to succor, assist.

séduire, $185, to seduce, lead astray.

semaine, f., week ; par semaine, a week.

semblable, m., fellow-man, fellow.

sembler, to seem, appear ; ÿ/ me semble, it seems to me,

sensiblerie, f., maudlin sentiment.

ality.

sensualité, f., brutality.

sentiment, m., feeling, sentiment, sensibility.

sentir, $ 166, to feel,

sept, adj., seven.

septième, adj., seventh; au septième étage, on the seventh floor.

sérieux, -se, adj., serious, earnest, grave.

serrer, to press, hold, contain, squeeze, grasp, lock up tight ; se serrer la main, to pe 4 hands with one another.

serrure, f., lock.

service, m., service.

servir, $ 166, to serve ; se servir

, to make use of ; table servie,

a table set for a meal.

de 2 adj., one, alone, by one’s self.

seulement, adv., only, but.

sévère, adj., severe, stern, strict.

sévèrement, adv., sternly, severely.

si, conj., if, whether.

si, adv., 80, yes ; si fait, yes, indred (see $ 420, 1.)

siége, m., seat.

le sien, la sienne, etc., pron., his, her, its.

signaler, to signal.

signature, f., signature.

signe, m., sign.

signer, to sign.

singulier, -ère, adj., singular, peculiar,

sirop, m., syrup.

situation, f., situation, position.

six, adj., six.

sœur, f., sister.

soie, f., silk.

soif, f., thirst; avoir soif, to be thirsty.

soin, m., care,

soirée, f., evening.

soit, adv., be it s0, well and good,

soixante, adj., sixty.

soleil, m., sun.

solide, adj., solid, strong ; ÿ n’y a que ça de solide (p. 25) =they are ‘the only staunch ones.

somme, f., Πamount,

son, m.; sa, f.; ses. plur., poss., adj., his, her, its, . ki

sonner, to ring.

sort, m., fate, chance : /e sort en est jeté, the die is cast.

sortie, f., going out, walk, exit ; aussitôt la sortie de B., as soon as B. goes out

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sortir, $ 166, to go out, come out.

sou, m., cent or sou; twentieth part of a franc,

soufflet, m., box on the ear.

on jé $ 156, to relieve, comort.

soupçon, f., suspicion.

soupçonner, to suspect.

sou eux, -se, adj.,suspicious, mistrustful.

sourire, $ 204, to laugh.

sous, prep., under,

souscrire, $ 194, to sign, put down one’s name for.

soutenir, $ 177, to support.

se souvenir, $ 178, to remember, bear in mind.

souvent, spé often. ;

soyez, 2nd plur. imp. of étre.

pi a to speculate.

spirituel, -le, adj., clever.

stupéfait, -e, adj., stupefied, astonished.

su, past part. of savoir.

esblme, ait, sublime.

sucre, m., sugar.

sucrier, m., sugar-bowl.

sueur, f., sweat; pl., toils.

suffire, $ 187, to suffice, be enough.

suffisamment, adv., sufficiently, enough.

suie, f., soot.

suite, f., rest ; de suite, one after another ; fout de suite, immediately, at once,

suivre, $ 206, to follow ; suivre son cours, take its course.

sujet, m., subject, matter.

superbe, adj., superb.

supposer, to infer, suppose.

supposition, f., supposition.

sur, prep., upon, on, over, about, toward ; sur moi, with me.

sûr, -e, adj., certain, sure, reliable,

surveillance, f., supervision, superintendence.

adj., sensitive, toucl

‘susceptible, enspendrs, to suspend.

table, f., table, board ; se mettre à table, to sit down to eat.

se taire, $ 201, to be silent.

tandis que, conj., while, whilst.

tant, adv., so much, so many, so hard ; tant mieux, all the better.

tante, f., aunt.

taquiner, to tease, torment.

tard, adv., late.

tarder, to delay, be long.

tas, m., crowd, heap.

tasse, f., cup; tasse à café, coffee

cup.

tâter, to feel, te, pers. pron., thee, to thee.

| teinte, f., tinge, tint.

| tel, -le, adj., such, like.

télégraphe, m., telegraph (office.)

tellement, adv., so much.

témoin, m., witness.

témoinage, m., proof,

temps, m., time, pause ; de temps en temps, now and then, from time to time.

tendre, to hold out.

tenir, $177, to hold, keep, have ; tenez! 1 say! stop a minute!

tenir compte de, to take into account ; tenir de, to resemble, take after ; tiens/ hallo! stop!

tenter, to try, attempt.

terme, m., term, quarter rent-day, rent.

terminer, to finish.

terre, f., earth, ground ; à terre, on the floor.

tête, f., head.

théâtre, m., stage, theatre.

thèse, f., thesis.

le tien, la tienne, etc., poss. pron., thine, yours.

tiens, 2nd sing. imper. of tenir = what! indeed! hello! fudge!

how ! bless me ! (exclamation to denote astonishment or attract attention).

timbré, -e, adj., stamped.

tirer, to draw, pull; se tirer d'affaires, to extricate oneself,

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