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scène,/., scène

science,/., kuowledge, learning, * skill.

selon, accordiug to; — moi, in my opinion.

semaine,/., week.

sembler, to seem.

séné, ;;^., senna.

sensiti-f, -ve, sensitive.

sentiment, m., sentiment, opinion, mind, feelings.

sentir, to feel.

servir, to serve, belp; à quoi estce que ça vous sert? what good does that do you? — à, to avail, be of use; ne — de rien, to be of no avail; se — de, to use, inake use of, resort to.

serviteur, m.^ servant.

seul, -e, alone, single, single one.

s.yalenient, only, e\en, liul.

si, if, se, t-u \tr\, a-i, \\h« '1 ; si . . . que, so . . . as, ab . . . as.

siège, m., seat, chair.

sien (le), sienne (la), bis, hers.

signe, m., sign.

signer, to sign.

simple, humble, unlikely, out of the way.

sincèrement, sincerely, f rankly.

sis (dialectic) = suis, soif,/., thirst.

soin, m,, care, trouble; employer

tous vos — s, to employ your

utmost skill.

soir, m., evening; sur le — , to-

wards evening.

soleil, m,, Sun.

songer, to think, bear in mind,

remember.

sort, m,, fate, lot.

sorte,/., sort, kind ; de la — , like

that, that way; de même — ,

just the same.

sortir, to go out, get away.

sot, -te, fool.

soufflet, m.f box on the ear, slap

in the face, souffrir, to suffer, bear, put up

with, allow.

souhaiter, to wish, wish for.

soûl {pron. sou), -e, surfeited,

drunk; être — , to hâve one's

fiU.

soulagement, m., relief, soulager, to relieve.

soulié {dialectic) = souliei.

soulier, m.^ shoe.

soumettre (se), to submit, bring.

sourd, -e, deaf.

sous, under.

S3 souvenir (de), to remember.

souvent, of ten ; le plus — , of ten-

est, very often.

spécifique, spécifie, stratagème, m,, stratagem.

subtil, -e, subtle.

suffire, to suffice ; il suffit de . . .,

. . . is t'îiouuh.

i iir, on, '.p >n, i>\er, to\vai(]>, as

to, coiKeinmg, with regard ta.

surfaire, to overcharge.

surtout, above ail, especially.

sympathique, sympathetic.

syncope,/., swoon.

VOCABULARY

tacher, to try.

tailler, to eut (away).

taire (se), to be silent, hold one's

tongue.

tandis que, while.

tant (de), so many, so much, as much, so; — que, as or so much as.

tantôt, presently.

tâter, to f eel. [a —

tel, -le, such; un — . . ., such témoigner, to show, prove.

temps, ;//., time; de — en — , from tim« to time, now and then.

tendre, to hold out.

tendresse, /., tendemess, sym-

pathy, interest (in), tenir, to hold, keep, get hold of , be on, think, be of the opinion; — pour, to think, consider; s'en — à, to stick to; tenez, hère. terre, /., earth, ground ;. à — , on

the ground, down.

tête, /., head, mind.

têtu, -e, headstrong, stubborn.

théâtre, m., theater, stage, scène ;

derrière le — , ofî the stage, tirer, to draw, drag, take, take

out.

tomber, to fall.

ton, m.y tone ; d'un — , in a tone.

tort, wi., wrong; avoir — , to be

wrong.

tôt, soon ; ne . . . pas plus — , no

sooner.

toucher (à), to touch, shake; qui li \lui) touchait au cœur, that she was so fond of ; touche (là) , shake (hands), give us your hand.

toujours, always, forever, still,

meanwhile, on, anyhow.

tour, m., turn, walk ; faire un — , to take a walk or stroll.

tourner (se), to turn.

tout, -e, ail, whole, every ; noun, m.y every thing, any thing ; adv., very, quite, entirely ; — à fait, quite, wholly, altogether; — à l'heure, presently, at once, (archaic in this sense)^ a little while ago ; — de bon, really and truly, quite sure, seriously ; — le . . ., the whole ... ; du — , at ail.

traître, »*., traitor, scoundrel.

transporter (se), to transport oneself, go.

travailler, to work; c'est assez travaillé, that's work enough done.

tremper, to dip, soak.

trépas, m.f death.

très, very.

trois, three.

tromper, to deceive; se — , to be mistaken, make a mistake.

trompeu-r, -se, deceiver, cheat.

trop (de), too, too much.

trouver, to find, get, think, hit upon, in vent, devise; — bon, to like, allow ; se —, to happen.

tuer, to kill.

tyrannie,/., tyranny.

un, -e, a, an, one ; 1' — et l'autre, both (of us) ; les — s, some.

universel, -le, uni versai.

urgent, -e, urgent, pressing.

usage, m. y use.

user, to use; en — , to do, go about it.

vain, -e, vain ; en — , in vain.

valoir, to be worth, procure,

bring in.

vapeur,/., vapor.

VOCABULARY

Tâtt ydialectic) = vert.

Tdiidre, to sell, sell at or for.

Têliger (se), to get revenge, get even.

Tenir, to corne, corne on, occur ; — à, to happen to, chance to, be to ; — de, to hâve just {done a thing) ; à — , to corne, future, in prospect ; faire — , to send, bring.

Téritable, true, real.

yers, towards.

vert, -e, green.

vertu,/"., virtue, merit.

vêtu, -e, clothed, clad.

vider (se), to empty itself, bacome empty.

vie,/., life.

vin, m.^ winé.

visiter, to visit.

vite, quickly.

vivacité,/., vivacity.

vivre, to live.

v'ià = voilà.

vœu, //!., désire, vow, love.

voici, hère is, hère are.

voilà, there is, that is, hère is, hère are, lo I — que, now, right away ; — qui va bien, that is good or ail right, so far so good; le — , there he is; que — , yonder; Phabile homme que — I what a clever man he isl

voir, to see, look, (hear); faire — , to show; voyez un peu, just look at or see.

voisin, -e, neighboring, neaj-; neighbor.

voix,/., voice.

voler (à), to steal (from).

voleu-r, -se, thief.

volonté,/., will, wish.

volontiers, willingly; très — , ail right, glad of it.

votre, vos, your.

vôtre (le, la), yours.

vouillais (dialectic) = vouliez.

vouloir, to wish, will, want, be willing, expect, want with,

. choose, please, like, try; — bien, to be willing, like (very much) ; (me) — dire, to mean ; je n'en veux rien faire, I will do nothing of the sort; que veux- tu ? how can it be helped.^ que veux-tu que j'y fasse?

what '^'Ould you hâve me do abou ^t i how can I help it ?

veuiiiez, please.

vous, you ; à — , yours.

vous-même, yourself.

vrai, -e, true, real, only; truly.

vraiment, truly, really, indeed.

y» s = vous.

y, adv,^ there, here;/r<?«., to it, in it, for it, about it, it, them, etc.

yeux, //. of œil, eye.

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