scène,/., scène, stage
se, hi mself, hersetf , itself , them-
selves, oneself.
sécher, to dry; se — , to be-
' sécheresse,/., dryness.
secours, m., aid, help; au — I
helpl secret, m., secret, séditieux, -se, seditious, riot-
ous, rebellious.
seigneur, m.. Lord.
séjour, m., abode.
selon, according to.
semaine, /., week; par — , a
semblable, alike, similar, such.
sembler, to seem.
sens, m., sensé, meaning.
senteucc, /., sentence, sentier, m., path, lane.
sentiment, as., opinion, sentinelle,/., sentry, sentîncl.
sentir, to feel, smell; se — , to
feel, feel oneself.
séparation,/., séparation.
sept, seven.
sérieusement, seriously.
sérieux, -se, serious.
serment, m., oath.
serpent, m., snake.
serre,/., greenhou.se.
serrer, to tighten, hold tight, serrure,/., lock.
servante,/., maid, servant.
service, m., duty, attendance,
course, service; au — de, in
the service of.
serviette,/., napkin.
servir, to serve, help; — i rien,
to be of no avait; — de, to
wait on, serve oneself, use;
se — de, to make use of.
serviteur, m-, servant.
ses {pi. of son), bis, her, its.
seul, -e, alone, only, single.
seulement, only, even.
si, conj., if.
sienne (la), his, her.
siffler, to whistle for, whistle.
sifflement, m., whistling, whiz-
ring.
siffloter, to whistle.
signal, m., signal.
signe, m., sign.
: signer, to sign, subscribe.
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signifier, to mean.
silence, m., silence, simple, simple, simplement, simply.
Singe, m., monkcy.
singulier, -ère, singular.
sinon, conj., otherwise, unless.
sire, m., sire {itsed in addrtss-
ing a king).
situé, -e, situated.
société,/., Company.
soie,/., silk; robe de — , silk
soigner, to take care of , look
aller, soigneusement, carefully.
soin, m., care; avoir — de,
to take care to (+ inf.).
soir, m., evening; ce là, that
evening.
soldat, m., soldier.
soleil, m., sun, sunlight, solide, solid, strong, fit m.
sommet, «m., summît, top.
son, sa, ses, his, her, its.
son, m., sound; bran.
songer, to dream, imagine; —
à, to think of.
sonner, to ring, sound.
sorcier, m., nizard, magician.
sort, m., fa te, fortune, sorte,/., sort, kind.
sortir, to go out, corne out-
sot, m., fool.
sottise, /., silliness, :
foollshness.
sou, m., cent, penny; trois —s
de pain, three cents' worth
of brcad.
soucier (se), to care, pay atten-
souffle, m., breath.
souffler, to blow.
soufflet, m., slap in the face;
— de forge, blacksmilh's
belle ws.
souffrance,/., suSering.
souhaiter, to wish, long for.
soulever, to raise.
soulier, m., shoe; —s ferrés,
hob-nailed shoes.
soupe, /., sou p.
souper, to sup.
souper, m., supper.
soupirail, m., air-hole, vent-
hole.
soupirer, to sigh, long; en
soupirant, sighing.
souplesse, /., suppleness, pli-
ancy, flesibility, souriant, -e, smilîng.
souvenir (se), to remember.
souvenir, m., thought, re-
membrance.
souvent, often; aussi — que,
souviendra], su souvenir (se), spectacle, m., show, spectacle.
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spectateur, m., spectator.
splendide, wonderful, sumptu-
ous, magnificent.
stentor,*»., stentor.
stupide, st.upid.
stupidité,/., stupidity.
style, m., style, subitement, suddenly.
succès, ta., success.
successivement, i
suffire, tu suflîce, be sufficient.
suffisant, -e, sufficient, auffi-
ciently large.
suinter, to ooze, leak, run.
suite,/., retinue; tout de — , at
once, immediately; de — , in
suivant, -e, folio wing.
suivre, to folio w.
sujet, m., subject, member.
superbe, superb.
supérieur, -e, superior.
supplémentaire, su p pie me n-
supplier, to entreat, beseech.
sûr, -e, sure, certain.
sûrement, certainly, surely.
surmonté, -e, surmounted.
surnaturel, supematural.
Surprendre, to surprise.
surpris, -e, surprised.
surprise,/., surprise.
sursaut: en —, with a itart.
surtout, above ail, especially
surveiller, to superiotend, i > faappen.
f -te.
ta (/. aftoa), thy, your.
table,/., table.
tâcher, to try, endeavor.
taille,/., size, waist, figure.
tailler, to eut, carve; servit à — , served for cutting out.
taire (se), to remaîn silent '
talent, m., talent, ability, faculty.
talon, m., heel; sur mes —S, close at my heels.
tandis que, white.
tant (de), so mucb, so mariy; — que vous poussez, as much as you can; — qu'il vous plaira, as much as you like; — il avait de souplesse, it had so much sup-
tante, /., aunt.
tantôt, soon; — ... — some-
tapis, m., carpe t, rug.
tapisserie, /., tapestry, uphotstery.
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tard, late; plus — , latcr, tarder, to delay; — à, to be
long in.
tas, m., heap.
tftter, to feel, try, taste, Sound.
te, thee, to thcc, you, to you.
tempête,/., storm.
weather; de — en — , Irom time to time; combien de
— ? how long? de ce — là,
at that time.
tendre, tender, loving, gentle.
tendrement, tenderly.
tenir, to hold, keep; se — , to
hold oneself, stand, keep.
tenter, to attempt, try, tempt.
tenture, /., hangings, tapestry.
terminaison, /., ending.
terminer, to end.
terrain, m., ground, soit, earth.
terre,/., ground, earth; par—,
to the ground, down.
terrible, terrible, dreadful, aw-
ful.
terriblement, tcrriblv, drcad-
fully.
tes {pi. of ton), thy, your.
tête,/.,head.
théâtre, m., theater.
tiède, warm, lukewann.
tien, m., third, third person,
third part.
tirer, to pull out, draw out,
get from.
tison, «t., brand.
titre, m., title.
toi, thou, you, to you; —
même, yourself.
toile, /., linen cloth, curtain,
i'an va s painting.
toise,/., fathom (aboul six feet).
toit, m., roof, top.
tomber, to fali. >
ton, ta, tes, thy, your.
tordre, to wring, twist.
torrent, m., torrent, stream, flood, itow; à — s, in tor-
tort, m., wrong; avoir — , to be wrong.
tôt: plus — , earlier, sooner.
toucher, to touch, receive (money).
toujours, always, continually, ever, still.
tour, m., turn, trick.
tour,/., tower.
tourbillonner, to whirl.
tourelle,/., turret.
tourmenter, to distress.-molest.
tourner, to turn; m —, to turn.
tournoyer, to wind, eddy, wfeeel round.
tout, -e, ad}., ail, every; — le long de, ail along; — le monde, everybody; tous les trois, ail three; tous les jours, every day; tous les matins, every moming.
VOCABULARY
tout, adv., whoily, entirery, quîte; — 1 coup, suddenly; — à fait, completely; — de
suite, at once, immedîately; — à l'heure, later on, just
tout, m., everythîng, whole.
traduire, to translate.
traînant e, dragging, trailing,
languid.
traîner, to drag.
trait, m., feature, arrow, act, trajet, m., journey.
tranche,/., edge.
tranquille, at ease, quiet, still,
caLm, easy.
tranquillement, quietly.
transparent, -e, transparent.
transporter, to carry.
travail, m., work.
travailler, to work.
travailleur, -se, industrious.
travailleur, -se, m., /., laborer,
workman.
travers : â —, through.
traverser, to cross, travel
through.
trembler, to tremble, tremper, to soak, drench.
trente, thirty.
très, very.
trésor, m., treasure.
tribunal, m., court, triomphal, -e, triumphal.
triomphe, m., triumpb.
triste, sad.
tristement, sadly.
tristesse, /., sadness, dieari-
trois, thrce.
troisième, third.
tromper, to cheat, deceîve; qui se laisse —, who lets himself be deceived.
trompette, /., trumpet.
tronc, m., tnink, stump.
trop, too,-.too much.
trou, m., hole; — de la serrure, keyhole.
troubler, to trouble, dîsturb, muddle.
troupes,/, pi., troops.
troupeau, m., flock.
trouver, to find; se — , to 6nd oneself, become.
tu, thou, you.
tuer, to kill.
tyrannie, /., tyranny, oppres-
one by one.
uniforme, m., uniform.
ustensile, m., utensil, tool.
utile, uscful.
utilement, usefully.
va, imp. of aller; — f en, get out, beoffl — bientôt venir,
VOCABULARY
vache, /., cow; gardeuse de
— s, cow-herd.
vaciller, to waver, flicker.
vague,/., wave, vaillamment, gallantly.
vais, stt aller; je — mourir, I
shajl die; je — t'en faire,
will give you.
vaisseau, m., ship, vessel.
vaisselle,/., plates and dishes.
valait, set valoir, valet, m., footman; — de
chambre, valet; — de
charrue, plougbman.
vallée,/., valley.
vaHon, m., vale, dale.
valoir, to be worth; valent
mieux, are worth more, vanter (se), to boast, brag.
vaporeux, -se, misty, vaporous.
vassal, m., {pi.) vassaux, vassal.
vaudrait, me valoir; — mieux
faire, it would be better.
vaut, ..*■ valoir, vécurent, ste vivre, veille,/., day beforeveille, set veiller.
veiller, to watch, be on guard.
vendre, to aeu; à —, for sale, venger (se), to take revenge, venir, to corne; de là vient, the
resuit of which is; — à, to
happen to; — de, to hâve
just.
vérifier, to verify.
véritable, real, true.
vérité,/., truth.
vermoulu, -e, decayed, ■ bling to pièces.
verrou, m., boit.
vers, towards.
vert, -e, green.
vertu,/., virtue, faculty, power.
veste,/., coat.
vestibule, m., hait, lobby.
vêtements, m. pi., clothes.
vêtu, -e, dressed.
veuillez, set vouloir.
veux, see vouloir.
veiatoire, veiatious, annoying.
viande,/., méat.
vktoîre,/., victory.
vider, to empty; se — , to be-
vie, /., living, life; en — , alive vieillard, m., old man.
Vieille,/., old woman.
vieille (/. of vieux), old.
vieillir, to grow old or older.
viens, me venir, vierge, virginal, pure.
Vierge,/. Virgin, vieux, vieil, vieille, old.
vieux, m., old man.
vif, vive, been.
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vigoureux, -se, vigorous.
voiture,/., caniage.
vilain, e, ugly.
voix, /., voice; à haute — ,
villa,/., villa.
aloud, in a loud voice.
village, m., village.
vol, m., theft.
ville,/., city; en — ,down town.
volaille,/., poultry, fowl.
vin, m., Aine.
voler, to steal, whirl, fly,
vingt, twenty, score.
volet, m., shutter.
vingt-cinq, twenty-five.
volontairement, willingly.
vingt-quatre, twenty-four.
volontiers, gladly, with pleasure.
violence,/., violence; avec —,
voltiger, to (lutter, fly about.
violently.
vont, see aller.
violon, m., violin.
vos (pi. 0/ votre), your.
vipère,/., viper, adder.
votre, vos, your.
virent (pas! de}, a} voir), saw.
voudras, see vouloir.
vis, see vivre.
voudrez, see vouloir.
visage, «., face.
vouloir, to want, wish; — bien,
viser, to aim, aspire.
to be kind enough to.
visière,/., visor.
vous, you, to you.
visite,/., visit.
voyage, m., trip.
vit, see voir.
voyager, to travel.
vite, quickly.
voyageur, m., tra vêler.
vitesse, /., speed.
voyant, see voir.
vitre, /., pane of glass, window.
vrai, -e, true, real.
vitré, -e, inclosed in glass.
vue,/., sight.
vivement, quickly.
vivre, to live.
Voici, hère is.
y, adv., hère, there; il — a,
voilà, that is, there is; nous — ,
there is, there are; ago; il —
hère ne are.
avait, there was, there were.
voile,/., sail, veil, cover.
y, pron., to it.
voiler, to veil, disguise, cover.
yeux (pi. 0} œil), eyes; ouvrit
voir, to see; laisser — , to be-
de grands —, opened her
tray; faire — , to show.
eyes wide.
voisin, -e, neighboring.
voisin, -e, m.,}., neighbor.
voisinage, m., neighborhood.
zéphyr, m., zéphyr, breeze.
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