celui, celle, ceux, celles, this one, that one, he, she, they, these, those; celle-ci, this one, she here.

cependant, yet, however.

cercle, m., circle.

ceremonie, f., ceremony.

certainement, certainly.

certitude, f., certainty.

cesse, f., sans ——, constantly.

cesser, stop.

chacun, -e, each, everyone.

chagrin, m., vexation, regret.

chaise, f., chair.

chaleur, f., warmth; avec ——, eagerly.

chambre, f., chamber, p.61, l. 11,. room.

champetre; bal ——, rural festival.

changeant, -e, changeable.

change, m., donner le ——, p.67, l.26, put off the scent (hunting).

changer (de), change.

chant, m., song, singing.

chanter, sing.

chapeau, m., hat.

chapitre, m., chapter.

chaque, each.

charger, commission.

charmant, -e, charming; p.78, l.32, a pretty notion!

charme, attraction, charm.

chasser, hunt, discharge (of servants).

chateau, m., manor house, country seat; —— en Espagne, air castle.

chaud, -e, warm.

chavirer, capsize.

chef, m., head, leader.

chemin, m., road; p.93, l.3, —— faisant, on the way.

cheminee, f., chimney, fire place mantlepiece.

cher, chere, dear.

chercher, look for, search; try.

cheval, m., (pl. chevaux), horse; p. 48, l.11, a ——!, mount!

chevaleresque, chivalrous.

chevalet, m., easel.

cheveu, m., (pl. cheveux), hair.

chevreuil, m., squirrel; [**Transcriber's note: this is wrong!! A "chevreuil" is a roe deer.**] bois des ——s, p.8, l.26, Squirrel Grove.

chez, at the house of, at (one's) home; within.

chiffre, m., figure, number.

choisir, choose.

choix, m., choice; —— de termes, p.9, l.7, refined language.

chose, f., thing, matter.

ciel, m., heaven, Heavens! p.36, l.3, sky.

cinquante-cinq, fifty-five.

citadelle, f., citadel.

citer, quote.

clair, -e, clear, light.

classe, f., class, social order, "set."

clemence, f., clemency, mercy.

cocher, m., coachman.

coeur, m., heart, feeling.

coiffure, f., head dress (of hair).

colere, f., anger.

collet, m., collar.

combattre, fight.

combien de, how much, how many.

comble, m., height, top; p.54, l.14, pl., garret, under the rafters, pour ——, as a climax.

combler, overwhelm.

comedie, f., comedy.

commandant, m., major.

commander, order, be in command of.

comme, like, as, as well as, how, what a!

commencement, m., beginning.

commencer, begin.

comment, how.

commettre, commit.

commis, see commettre.

commun, -e, common.

compagnie, f., company, society.

compagnon, m., companion.

complet, -ete, complete.

complice, m., accomplice.

complot, m., plot.

comprenais, etc., comprenant, see comprendre.

comprendre, understand.

compromettant, -e, compromising.

compte, f., account.

compter, count.

comte, m., count.

comtesse, f., countess.

concevoir, conceive, understand.

concois, see concevoir.

condamnation, f., sentence, condemnation.

condamner, sentence, condemn.

conduire, lead, take, drive (horses).

conduisant, see conduire.

confiance, f., confidence.

confier, intrust, confide.

confondre, blend.

conjurer, conjure, dispel.

connais, connaissez, connait, see connaitre.

connaissance, f., acquaintance, conciousness.

connaitre, know; s'y ——, have skill in, be judge of.

connivence, f., connivance.

connu, -e, well known; also p.p. of connaitre.

conscience, f., conscience, consciousness.

conseil, m., counsel, council, advice; —— de guerre, court martial.

conseiller, advise.

consentir, consent.

considerable, considerable, worth considering.

consister, consist.

consoler, console.

conspirer, conspire.

conspirateur, m., conspirator.

conspiration, f., conspiracy.

constater, prove, verify, state.

consulat, m., Consulate.

contagieu-x, -se, contagious.

contenir, contain, restrain.

content (de), p.81, l.14, satisfied with.

contentement, m., content, satisfaction.

conter, relate.

contiens, contient, see contenir.

continuer, continue, extend.

contraire, contrary.

contraste, m., contrast.

contre, against.

contre-danse, quadrille.

convaincre, convince.

convenir, suit, be proper; —— de, agree to, admit.

conviens, convient, see convenir.

coquet, -te, fascinating, coquettish.

coquetterie, f., coquetry.

corps, m., body.

corriger, correct.

costume, f., dress.

cote, f., rib.

cote, m, side; a —— de, beside; du —— de, toward; de l'autre ——, on the other hand.

couler, flow.

coulisse, f., side scene (theatrical).

coup, m., blow, sudden action; —— de tete, rash act; tout a ——, suddenly, all of a sudden.

coupable, guilty.

couper, cut.

cour, f., court, courtyard.

courage, m., courage, bravery.

courageu-x, -se, brave.

courir, run, hurry.

couronne, f., crown.

courrier, m., mail, dispatch.

court, -e, short.

couvert, -e, hidden; also p.p. of couvrir.

couvrir, cover.

craignez, see craindre.

craindre, fear.

crains, craint, see craindre.

crainte, f., fear.

cravache, f., crop (riding whip).

cravate, f. p.15, l.23, neck band.

crayon, m., pencil.

credit, m., credit; p.49, l.14, influence.

credule, credulous.

cri, m., outcry; —— du coeur, words from the heart.

crieur, m.; —— des rues, p.13, l.7, news-man.

croire, believe, suppose.

croisee, f., window-casement; p.61, l.11. window.

croissant, -e, growing; also pres. p. of croitre.

croitre, grow, increase.

croix, f., cross.

croyais, etc., cru, crut, see croire.

cruellement, cruelly.

curieu-x, -se, odd, queer; p.16, l.9, le ——, the queer part of it.



D

dame, f., lady, queen (cards); p.93, l.16, possibly bataille des ——s = checkers, but see note.

dangereu-x, -se, dangerous.

dans, in, into, with.

danse, f., dance, dancing.

danser, dance.

date, f., date; de plus longue ——, p.43, l.20, since longer ago.

davantage, more.

de, of, by, from, to, with, in, upon, out of, for, at, about, on, in respect to; than; some, any.

debout, erect; etre ——, stand.

decacheter, unseal.

decidement, decidedly, really.

decider, decide; p.90, l.14, persuade; se ——, p.12, l.5, make up one's mind.

decisi-f, -ve, final, decisive.

declaration, f., statement, declaration.

declarer, declare.

deconcerter, disconcert.

deconsiderer, depreciate, be derogatory to.

decor, m., stage setting.

decoration, f., badge (of an order), decoration.

decourager, discourage.

decouvert, -e, see decouvrir; a ——, open, exposed.

decouvrir, uncover, discover.

dedans, in, within; au or en ——, inside.

defaut, fault, short-coming.

defendre, defend, forbid; s'en ——, help it.

defense, f., prohibition

defiance, f., mistrust

defier; se —— de, distrust.

degrader, p.15, l.2, reduce to the ranks (military).

deguisement, m., disguise.

deguiser, disguise.

dehors, outside; en ——, on the outside, off the stage; besides.

deja, already.

dejeuner, m., breakfast.

delai, m., delay.

delicat, -e, refined, delicate.

delivrer, deliver; p.44 l.3, relieve.

demande, f.; faire une ——, p.74, l.14, ask a question.

demander, ask.

demarche, f., step, gait.

demi, half; —— heure, half hour; —— lieue, half league; a —— voix, in a low tone.

demoiselle, f., young lady.

demon, m., evil spirit; p.18, l.5, imp.

deparer, p.38, l.4, leave unadorned.

depart, m., departure.

departement, m., department, governmental district.

depeche, f., dispatch, message.

dependre, depend.

depenser, expend.

depit, m., vexation, spite.

deplaire, displease.

deplait, see deplaire.

deployer, display, unfold.

deposer, put down.

depuis, since, p.22, l.6, for the last; —— longtemps, since long ago, for a long time.

deranger, inconvenience; se ——, put oneself to inconvenience.

derni-er, -ere, last.

dernierement, lately; —— encore, just a little while ago.

derriere, back, behind.

des, since; —— que, as soon as.

desarmer, disarm.

descendre, come down.

desespoir, m., despair.

desinteressement, m., unselfish devotion.

desirer, desire.

dessin, m., drawing.

dessiner, draw, design.

dessous, beneath, under; au ——, below.

dessus, p.18, l.10, in the saddle; au —— de, above.

detacher, detach, unfasten.

detail, m., trifle, detail.

detester, detest.

detourner, turn away or aside.

detruire, destroy.

deux, two; tous ——, both.

deuxieme, second.

devant, before; au ——, in front.

devenir, become.

deviendrai, etc., deviendrais, etc., devint, see devenir.

deviner, guess.

devoir, owe, ought to, have to; p.48, l.27, be to; p.50, l.18, be said to.

devoir, m., duty.

devoue, devoted.

devouement, m., devotion.

devrai, etc., devrais, etc., see devoir.

diable, devil, deuce! p.12, l.27, fellow.

dieu! goodness! etc.; Dieu, God.

difficile, difficult, hard; p.45, l.15, difficulty.

difficilement; p.42, l.17, on soupconne plus ——, it is harder to suspect.

diplomate, m., statesman, diplomatist.

dire, say; vouloir ——, mean.

diriger, direct; —— sur, p.29, l.5, send to; se ——, turn.

dis, disais, dise, disent, see dire.

disparaitre, disappear.

dispenser, excuse.

disposer, dispose; en ——, p.76, l.8, command it.

dissiper, remove.

distinguer, distinguish.

distrait, -e, absent-minded, distraught.

dit, dites, see dire.

divertir, amuse, divert.

dix, ten; —— huit, eighteen; —— sept, seventeen.

dois, doit, see devoir.

domestique, m. and f., servant; p.70, l.11, en ——, in servant's dress.

domiciliaire, domiciliary (legal).

donc, then, therefore; then, please.

donner, give; p.61, l.5, —— sur, front on; y ——, p.92, l.7, fall into a trap; se —— de l'importance, p.4, l.12, put on airs.

dont, of which, of whom.

doucement, softly, gently.

douleur, f., pain, grief.

doute, m., doubt.

douter, doubt.

dou-x, -ce, sweet, gentle.

douzaine, f., dozen.

douze, twelve.

dragon, m., dragoon.

dramatique, dramatic.

drame, m., p.84, l.29, melodrama.

droit, -e, right; a droite, on the right.

droit, m., right, law.

du, due; see devoir.

duel, m., duel.

dument, duly.

duo, m., duet (in music, Italian).

duplicite, f., duplicity.

durer, last, endure.

dussiez, see devoir.



E

eau, f., water.

ecart; a l'——, aside.

eclairer, enlighten.

eclat, m., brilliancy, notoriety; p.12, l.25, action d'——, spectacular act.

eclater, burst; p.14, l.24, break out.

ecole, f., school.

ecoli-er, -ere, school-boy, -girl.

ecouter, listen.

ecrier; s'——, exclaim.

ecrire, write.

ecrivant, see ecrire.

ecrouler; s'——, fall in ruin, crumble.

ecumant, -e, foaming.

ecurie, f., stable.

effacer, efface; p.37, l.11, —— les epaules, draw down the shoulders.

effectivement, actually; in fact.

effet, m.; en ——, in fact.

effraie, see effrayer.

effrayer, frighten.

effroi, m., fright; avec ——, frightened.

effusion, f., p.38, l.26, overflow of feeling.

egal, -e (pl. egaux), equal, indifferent, all the same.

egard, m., regard, consideration.

eh, see bien.

elan, m.; avec ——, impulsively.

elancer, rush off or forward.

elegant, -e, refined.

eleve, m. and f., pupil.

eloge, m., praise; faire un ——, praise.

eloigner, remove; s'——, go away.

embarras, m., p.69, l.23, embarrassment, p.34, l.24, perplexity.

embellir, beautify.

embrasser, kiss.

embuscade, f., ambush.

emmener, take away.

emouvant, -e, moving, touching.

emparer; s'——, p.71, l.28, take into one's custody.

empecher, prevent; s'——, keep from, help.

empereur, m., emperor.

emporter, carry away; l'——, p.18, l.11, carry the day.

empressement, m., eagerness.

emprisonner, imprison.

emu, -e, moved, touched.

en, in, on, to, at, like, by, for, from; —— attendant, meanwhile.

en, in it, to it, with it (them); some, any; from there.

enchantement, m., charm, delight.

enchanter, charm.

enchanteresse, f., witch, bewitching.

encore, still, more, besides, yet; p.12, l.7, again, p.10, l.20, another; —— une fois, once more; hier ——, only yesterday.

encourager, encourage.

encre, f., ink.

energie, f., energy.

enfance, f., childhood.

enfant, m., child, boy.

enfantin, -e, childlike.

enfin, finally, at last, in short.

enflamme, -e, blazing.

enfoncer, knock in.

enfourcher, bestride.

engager, p.61, l.20, persuade; s'——, enter into, enlist.

ennemi, m., enemy; (as adjective) hostile.

enrage, m., crazy fellow.

enseigner, teach, show how.

ensemble, together; (as noun) p.35, l.26, joining of voices (in singing).

ensuite, then, after that.

entendre, hear, understand, intend; s'—— avec, come to an understanding with.

entendu; bien ——, p.43, l.1, of course.

enti-er, -ere, entire.

enthousiasme, m., enthusiasm.

entourer, surround.

entrainer, carry away.

entre, between, in.

entrer, enter.

entretien, m., talk.

entrevue, f., interview.

envahir, invade.

envers, toward.

envie, f., desire; avoir ——, p.37, l.6, have a good mind.

environnant, -e, surrounding.

environner, surround.

envoie, see envoyer.

envoyer, send.

epargner, spare.

epaule, f., shoulder.

eperdu, terrified.

epouser, marry.

epouvante, f., terror.

eprouver, feel, experience.

epuiser, exhaust.

equiper, fit out.

erreur, m., error.

es, see etre.

escadron, m., squadron.

escalier, m., stairway.

escorte, f., escort (military).

escorter, escort.

Espagne, f., Spain.

esperer, hope.

espoir, m., hope.

esprit, m., spirit, wit, mind.

essayer, try.

essuyer, wipe, dry.

est, see etre.

estime, f., esteem.

et, and; —— ... ——, both ... and.

etablir, establish.

etais, etc., etes, see etre.

etat, m., state, profession.

ete, m., summer.

eteindre, extinguish.

eteint, see eteindre.

etoile, f., star.

etonnant, -e, astonishing.

etonnement, m., astonishment.

etonner, astonish.

etouffer, stifle.

etrang-er, -ere, strange.

etranger, m., stranger.

etre, be; (as auxiliary) have; —— a or de, belong to; y ——, p.38, l.21, have it (i.e. catch the idea).

etre, m., creature.

eut, eut, see avoir.

evader; s'——, escape; faire ——, p.47, l. 1., help to escape.

evanouir, faint.

evasion, f., escape, flight.

evenement, m., event.

exaltation, f., excitement.

exalter; s'——, become excited or elated, p.30, l.17, "swim."

examen, m., test, trial.

examiner, p.49, l.26, scrutinize.

exasperer, exasperate.

excellent, -e, excellent.

excepte, except.

exces, m., excess.

exciter, excite.

excuser, excuse.

executer, fulfil.

exemple, m., example; par ——, yet, really, p.61, l.4, however.

exiger, exact, demand.

ex-officier, m., former officer.

expliquer, explain.

explosion, f., p.22, l.15, vehemence.

exposer, expose.

expres, m.; message, messenger.

exprimer, express.

extasier; s'——, be enraptured.

exterieur, m., outside, exterior.



#F #

face, f., face, front.

facher; se ——, get angry, be vexed.

facheu-x, -se, vexatious.

facile, easy.

facilement, easily, conveniently.

facon, f., fashion; sans ——, p.68, l.12, without hesitation.

faible, feeble.

faiblir, weaken.

faillir, miss; (with infinitive) come near, be on the point of.

faire, do, make, manage, cause, give; —— part, inform; c'en est fait, p.45, l.4, its all over with that; p.48, l.27, jusqu'a capture faite, till the capture is accomplished.

fais, faisais, etc., faisant; fait, faites, see faire.

fait, m., fact; tout a ——, quite, wholly, entirely.

falloir, be necessary (impersonal; il me faut, I need, etc.).

famille, f., family.

farouche, savage, wild.

fasse, see faire.

fatal, -e, dreadful.

fatalite, f., fatality.

fatigue, f., labor.

faudrait, faut, see falloir.

faute, f., mistake, fault.

fauteuil, m., armchair.

fau-x, -sse, false.

faveur, f., favor.

fee, f., fairy.

feignant, see feindre.

feindre, feign.

feint, -e, feigned; see feindre.

feliciter, congratulate.

feminin, -e, feminine.

femme, f., woman; —— de chambre, maid.

fenetre, f., window.

fer, m., iron, pl., fetters.

ferai, ferez, see faire.

ferme, f., p.28, l.30, tenantry.

fermete, f., firmness.

fermier, m., fermiere, f., tenant.

fervent, -e, ardent.

fete, f., festivity, p.6, l.16, baptismal day.

feu, m., fire, firing (military); animation.

fi donc, oh, nonsense!

fidele, faithful.

fidelite, f., fidelity.

fierement, proudly.

figure, f., face, figure.

figurer; se ——, imagine, pretend.

file, f., file; feu de ——, p.83, l.12, volley fire.

fille, f., daughter, girl.

fils, m., son.

fin, -e, sharp, sly, fine.

finesse, f., subtlety.

finir, end, finish.

fit, see faire.

flacon, f., vinaigrette.

flamme, f., flame.

flatterie, f., flattery.

fleur, f., flower.

flot, m.; —— qui monte, rising tide.

foi, f., faith; ma ——, faith! really! sans ——, faithless.

fois, f., time; une —— que, when once; a la ——, tout a la ——, at once; p.13, l.23, at the same time.

folie, f., folly; la bonne ——, what a queer notion.

folle, see fou; f., mad or crazy woman.

fonctionnaire, m., official.

fond, m., bottom, rear (of stage).

fondre, melt; —— sur, burst upon.

font, see faire.

force, f., strength; p.42, l.22, vehemence; prendre des ——s, p.48, l.21, recruit your strength.

forcer, compel.

foret, f., forest.

formalite, f., formality.

formel, -le, formal.

former, form; —— un voeu, offer a prayer.

fort, -e, strong; p.33, l.7, loud; p.11, l.5, very; trop ——, p.84, l.14, too much.

fortune, happy; p.36, l.3, auspicious.

fosse, m., moat.

fou, fol, folle, foolish, crazy; p.18, l.14, madly; mad man (or woman).

fougueu-x, -se, impetuous.

fouiller, search.

foule, f., crowd.

frais, fraiche, fresh, cool, naive.

francais, -e, French, Frenchman (or woman).

franchise, f., frankness.

frapper, strike.

frayeur, f., fright.

fregate, f., frigate, man-o'-war.

fremir, quiver.

frere, m., brother.

froidement, coldly, coolly.

froncer, frown; —— les sourcils, knit the eyebrows.

front, m., forehead.

frontiere, f., frontier.

fugiti-f, -ve, fugitive.

fuir, flee, escape.

fuite, f., flight.

fumee, f., smoke.

furieu-x, -se, angry.

fusiller, shoot.

fut, fut, see etre.

fuyez, see fuir.



G

gages, m. pl., wages.

gagner, earn, gain.

gai, -e, gay.

gaiement, gaily.

gaiete, f., gaiety; de —— de coeur, p.80, l.13, wantonly.

galonne, -e, braided, trimmed.

galop, m., gallop.

galoper, gallop.

garcon, m., young man, fellow; mon ——, p.50, l.14, "my boy;" —— de ferme, farm hand.

garde, m., guardsman; p.88, l.1, keeper.

garde, f.; prenez ——, look out!

garder, keep, preserve, retain; Dieu me garde, Heaven deliver me; se —— de, take care not to.

gater, spoil.

gauche, left; awkward, embarrassed; a ——, on the left, de ——, to the left.

gazon, m., turf.

gendarme, m., policeman.

gendarmerie, f., police.

gener; se ——, be not at ease; p.68, l.10, hesitate.

genereu-x, -se, generous.

genie, m., spirit, genius.

genou, m., knee.

gens, m. pl., people, persons, servants.

geolier, m., jailer.

geste, f., sign, gesture.

glacer, chill.

glisser, glide, slip.

gloire, f., glory, fame.

gourmet, m., epicure.

gout, m., taste.

gouvernement, m., government.

grace, f., grace, thanks, pardon, mercy; de ——, please, for mercy's sake! an de ——, A.D.

gracier, pardon.

grand, -e, great, tall; p.14, l.30, full.

grave, serious.

gravement, seriously.

gronder, scold.

grossi-er, -ere, coarse, rude.

gueridon, m., centre table.

guerir, heal, be healed, get well.

guerre, f., war.

guetter, lie in wait for, watch.

guide, f. pl., p.64, l.31, reins (in driving).



H

habile, adroit, clever, sharp.

habilete, f., skill, ability.

habit, m., coat; —— de cheval, riding habit.

habitant, m., p.26, l.27, pl., people.

haie, f., hedge.

hardiment, boldly.

hater; se ——, hurry, hasten.

haut, -e, high, loud, aloud.

hein, well! what now? p.7. l.28, look!

helas, oh! alas!

heroique, heroic.

heroisme, m., heroism.

heros, m., hero.

hesiter, hesitate.

heure, f., hour; tout a l'——, just now, pretty soon, by and by, presently; a la bonne ——, well! well done! good! indeed!

heureu-x, -se, happy, fortunate.

heureusement, fortunately.

hier, yesterday.

homme, m., man; ——de peine, laborer.

honneur, m., honor.

honoraires, m. pl., fees, compensation.

honte, f., shame; avoir ——, be ashamed.

Horace, Horatius.

horreur, f., horror.

hors de, besides, outside.

hote, m. and f., host; p.16, l.3, guest.

huit, eight; —— jours, a week.

humeur, f., vexation; avec or d'——, vexed, irritated.



I

ici, here; d'——, from henceforth; d'—— a peu de temps, p.68, l.1, before long; par ——, p.65, l.29, this way.

idee, f., idea.

identite, f., identity.

ignorer, not know, be ignorant of.

imaginer, imagine.

imbecile, stupid.

imiter, imitate.

immobile, motionless.

impatienter; s'——, become impatient.

implorer, implore.

importance, f.; se donner de l'——, p.4, l.12, put on airs.

importer, be of consequence, be of interest, matter; n'importe, p.30, l.4, never mind.

importun, -e, inopportune, irksome.

importuner, annoy, incommode.

importunite, importunity, persistence.

imprevu, -e, unforeseen.

improviste; a l'——, unexpectedly.

imprudemment, imprudently.

inacti-f, -ve, inactive.

incendie, m., fire, conflagration.

incliner; s'——, bow.

inconcevable, inconceivable.

inconnu, -e, unknown, strange, stranger.

inculte, rustic, uncultivated.

indigne, -e, indignant.

indigner; s'——, get indignant.

indiquer, point out.

indompte, -e, unsubdued.

ineffable, inexpressible.

inexperience, f., lack of experience.

inexperimente, -e, inexperienced.

infanterie, f., infantry.

infidele, unfaithful.

inflexion, f., p.11, l.18, modulation (of the voice).

informer, inform; s'——, inquire, find out.

ingrat, -e, ungrateful, thankless.

injure, f., insult, injury.

inondation, f., inundation.

inoui, -e, unheard of.

inqualifiable, p.46, l.11, unspeakable.

inqui-et, -ete, anxious.

inquieter; s'——, worry, be uneasy.

inquietude, f., uneasiness; d'une ——, so uneasy.

insense, -e, senseless, mad.

insouciance, f., carelessness, recklessness.

inspirer, inspire.

installation, f., establishment.

installer; s'——, establish oneself.

instant, m., moment; a l'——, in a moment.

insultant, -e, p.49, l.9, defiant, provocative.

insulter, insult.

insupportable, unbearable.

intelligence, f., understanding.

interdit, -e, p.84, l.27, taken aback.

interesser, interest.

interet, m., interest; porter —— a, take interest in.

interrogatoire, f., questioning, examination.

interroger, question.

interrompre, interrupt.

intrepide, bold.

intrepidite, intrepidity.

intriguer, perplex.

inutile, useless.

inviter, invite.

irai, etc., irais, etc., see aller.

ironiquement, ironically.

irrite, -e, angry, vexed.

issue, f., issue, outcome.

ivresse, f., intoxication, delight.



J

jamais, ever, never.

Jean, John.

jeter, throw; se ——, plunge.

jette, etc., jetteront, see jeter.

jeune, young.

jeunesse, f., youth.

joie, f., joy, delight.

joli, -e, pretty.

jouer, play.

jour, m., day; pl., p.64, l.15, life.

journal, m. (pl. journaux), newspaper.

joyeu-x, -se, gay.

juge, m., judge.

jugement, m., judgment.

juger, judge, suppose.

jupe, f., skirt; p.20, l.21, riding habit.

jurer, swear.

jusqu'a, as far as, until, even to; jusque-la, p.64, l.6, so far.

juste, right, correct.

justement, precisely.



L

la, there, over there.

lache, cowardly, coward.

laisser, leave, let.

langage, m., speech, language.

langue, f., tongue, language.

larme, f., tear.

las, -se, tired.

lateral, -e, side, at the side.

legerement, lightly, slightly.

legitime, justifiable, legitimate.

lendemain, m., next day.

lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles, who, which, which one.

lettre, f., letter.

lever, raise; se ——, rise; au ——, at the rising.

liberte, f., liberty.

libre, free.

lier, bind, tie.

lieu, m., place.

lieue, f., league (2.5 miles).

lievre, m., hare.

ligne, f., line.

lire, read.

lis, lisant, see lire.

livree, f., livery (of servants); p.58, l.6, servants (collectively).

livrer, deliver p.57, l.2, give up.

loi, f., law.

loin, far, distant.

long, -ue, long.

longtemps, long.

lorsque, when.

louis, m., louis (= about $4.00).

lu, see lire.

lumiere, f., light.

lutter, struggle; p.24, l.16, contend.

luxe, m., p.46, l.3, display, excess.

Lyon, Lyons.



M

Madame, Madam, My Lady.

Mademoiselle, Miss, young lady.

madrigal, m. (pl. madrigaux), p.41, l.26, (pl.) pretty speeches.

magistrat, m., magistrate.

main, f., hand.

maintenant, now.

mais, but; p.12, l.27, more.

maison, f., house; a la ——, at home.

maitre, m., master.

maitresse, f., mistress.

majeste, f., majesty.

mal, maux, harm, misfortune, evil; badly; en ——, p.92, l.27, for ill.

maladroit, -e, stupid.

malediction, f., curse.

malgre, in spite of.

malheur, m., misfortune; par ——, unfortunately.

malheureu-x, -se, unhappy, unfortunate, unlucky.

malheureusement, unfortunately.

maltraiter, abuse.

manie, f., mania.

maniere, f., manner.

manque, m., p.22, l.24, lack.

manquer, lack; —— chavirer, p.6, l.10, come near capsizing; —— de respect, p.9, l.29, be disrespectful; il ne vous manque que, p.82, l.27, all you need is.

mansarde, f., attic.

marche, m., market place.

marcher, walk, march.

marechal, marshall; —— des logis, sergeant.

marier; se ——, marry.

marquise, f., marchioness.

maternel, -le, maternal.

matin, m., morning.

maudire, curse.

maudissez, see maudire.

maudit, -e, cursed; p.18, l.4, confounded; see maudire.

mauvais, -e, bad.

maux, see mal.

mechant, -e, naughty, wicked.

meconnaitre, misunderstand.

medecin, m., physician.

melange, m., mixture.

meler, mix, mingle.

meme, same, -self, itself, themselves; even; p.41, l.11, very; de ——, p.17, l.16, the same thing; une ——, p.36, l.4, the same.

menacer, threaten.

mener, lead, take to; p.50, l.13, treat.

mensonge, m., lie.

menteur, -se, lying; p.23, l.19, deceptive; liar.

mepriser, despise.

mer, f., sea.

merci, thanks!

mere, f., mother.

merite, f., merit.

meriter, deserve, be worthy of.

merveille, f., marvel; a ——, just so! excellent!

mesdames, see madame.

mesure, f., measure, bar (in music).

methode, f., method.

mettre, put, put on; se —— a, begin; —— a, profit, utilize; se —— a genoux, kneel; te —— a cheval, p.17, l.3, see you mount; ma tete est mise a prix, p.41, l.29, a price is put on my head.

meurs, meurt, see mourir.

mien, -ne, mine.

mieux, better, something better; p.59, l.10, de —— en ——, better and better.

milieu, m., middle; au —— de, p.29, l.31, amid.

militaire, military; p.55, l.1, a soldier.

mille, thousand.

mine, f., expression.

ministre, m., minister.

miroir, m., mirror.

mis, see mettre.

miserable, wretched, vile.

mission, f., commission, message.

mode, f., fashion.

modeste, discreet, considerate.

modestie, f., modesty.

moins, less; au or du ——, at least; a ——, at less; a —— que, unless.

mois, m., month.

moitie, f., half.

monarchie, f., monarchy.

monde; m., world, people, society; tout le ——, everybody.

monsieur, Mr.; gentleman; Sir.

monstre, m., monster.

monter, mount, come up stairs, ride.

montrer, show, point out.

moquerie, f., mockery.

moquer; se —— de, trick, make fun of.

mort, see mourir.

mort, f., death.

mortel, -le, deadly, mortal.

mot, m., word, epigram; p.10, l.13, remark.

motif, m., motive.

mouchoir, m., handkerchief.

mourir, die.

mouvement, m., movement.

moyen, m., means, remedy.

muet, -te, mute.

mystere, m., mystery.

mysterieu-x, -se, mysterious.

mysterieusement, mysteriously.



N

nai-f, -ve, artless, ingenuous, naive.

naissance, f., birth.

naitre, be born, arise.

naturel, -le, natural.

naturel, m., character.

ne, not; —— ... pas or point, not; —— ... que, only; —— ... personne, nobody; —— ... plus, no more, not any, no longer.

ne, -e, by birth, see naitre.

necessaire, necessary.

nerveu-x, -se, nervous.

neveu, m., nephew.

niais, -e, silly.

niece, f., niece.

nier, deny.

noblesse, f., nobility.

noircir, blacken.

nom, m., name.

nomination, f., appointment.

nommer; se ——, be named.

non, no; —— pas, not so, no indeed.

Normandie, f., Normandy.

notre, ours.

nouv-eau, -elle, new; de ——, p.47, l.18, once more.

nouvelle, f., news (sing. or pl. e.g. p.28, l.25 and p.29, l.8).



O

obeir, obey.

objet, m., object.

obliger, oblige; n'y suis pas oblige, p.17, l.14, am under no obligation to be one.

observer, watch.

occasion, f., opportunity.

occuper, occupy; s'—— de, devote oneself to, busy oneself with.

octobre, m., October.

oeil, m. (pl. yeux), eye.

offenser, offend, insult.

offert, see offrir.

officier, m., officer.

offrir, offer.

offusquer, annoy.

on or l'on, one, people, they.

oncle, m., uncle.

ont, see avoir.

opposer; s'—— a, oppose.

oppresser, oppress, weigh upon.

orchestre, m., orchestra.

or, now.

ordonnance, f., order, decree.

ordonner, command.

ordre, m., order, command.

oreille, f., ear.

orgueil, m., pride.

original, -e, curious, queer.

ornement, m., ornament.

oser, dare.

ou, or; —— ... ——, either ... or.

ou, where.

oublier, forget.

oui, yes.

ouragan, m., hurricane.

outrager, insult.

ouvert, -e, open, see ouvrir.

ouvrage, m., work, p.66, l.22, fancy work.

ouvrir, open; s'——, open.



P

palefrenier, m., stable boy.

palir, turn pale.

papier, m., paper.

par, by, through.

paraissant, see paraitre.

paraitre, seem, appear.

parc, m., park.

parce que, because.

parcourir, run through, run over.

pardon, m., pardon, forgiveness.

pardonner, pardon, forgive.

pareil, -le, like, such, equal, similar.

parent, m., relative.

parer, adorn.

parfait, perfect; —— pour, p.28, l.18, very courteous toward.

parfaitement, wholly, quite.

parfois, sometimes.

parier, wager, bet.

parler, speak.

parmi, among.

parole, f., word.

pars, see partir.

part, part; a ——, aside; faire —— de, p.31, l.22, communicate.

partager, share.

parti, m., p.83, l.10, decision.

particuli-er, -ere, special.

partir, leave, depart.

partout, everywhere.

paru, parut, see paraitre.

pas, m., step.

pas; ne ... ——, not, no.

passer, pass; se ——, take place, happen; —— ayant, go before, take precedence of.

passionne, -e, impassioned.

paternel, -le, paternal, fatherly.

patronage, m., support.

pauvre, poor.

payer, pay; p.74, l.9, repay.

pays, m., country.

paysan, peasant.

peau, f., skin.

peindre, paint; se ——, appear.

peine, f., trouble, torment, penalty, p.55, l.5, punishment; homme de ——, p.54, l.25, laborer; a ——, hardly, scarcely; c'est a —— qu'il sera parti, p.77, l.7, he will hardly have started.

peint, see peindre.

peloton, m., platoon.

pendant, during; —— que, while.

penible, difficult, painful.

pensee, f., thought, mind.

penser, think, believe; j'y pense, p.75, l.14, it occurs to me; y penses-tu! how can you think of such a thing! p.12, l.27 = pouvoir.

perdre, lose; se ——, perish, be lost; perdu, p.40, l.13, all is lost!

pere, m., father.

perfidie, f., faithlessness, perfidy.

peril, m., peril, danger.

perir, perish.

perle, f., pearl.

permettre, permit, allow.

permis, see permettre.

perron, m., steps, landing (of steps).

perseverant, -e, persevering.

personnage, m., person.

personne, person; p.9, l.5, appearance; p.35, l.32, personality; some one, any one; ne ... ——, no one, nobody.

perte, f., loss, ruin.

peser, weigh, oppress.

peste, f., plague.

petit, -e, little, small.

peu, little; —— de, few; a —— pres, nearly; un ——, just, for once.

peur, f., fear; avoir ——, be afraid.

peureu-x, -se, timid.

peut, peux, see pouvoir.

peut-etre, perhaps.

physionomie, f., physiognomy.

piece, f., piece, room; —— d'eau, pond.

pied, m., foot; valet de ——, footman.

piege, m., trap.

pis, worse.

pitie, f., pity.

placard, m., cupboard.

place, f., place; p.14, l.25, square; a la ——, instead.

placer, place.

plaignant, see plaindre.

plaindre, pity; se ——, complain.

plaire, please.

plait, see plaire.

plan, m., plan, division of the stage.

plateau, m., tray.

plein, -e, full; en —— poitrine, p.83, l.14, full in the breast.

plearer, cry.

plume, f., feather; pen.

plus, more; —— de, more, no more, more than; de ——, longer, moreover, besides; au ——, at best, at most; ne ... plus, no more, no longer; ne ... que, p.38, l.30, anything but.

plusieurs, several.

plutot, rather.

poche, f., pocket.

poetique, poetic.

point, m., point, position; ne ... ——, not at all; de —— en ——, p.27, l.20, point by point, with precision.

pointe, f., tip; —— des pieds, p.62, l.1, tip-toe.

pointer, dawn, point.

poitrine, f., breast.

politique, f., politics.

politique, diplomatic, shrewd.

poltron, m., coward.

pompe, f., pump; —— a incendie, fire engine.

ponette, f., pony.

porte, f., door; p.61, l.5, gate.

portefeuille, m., portfolio.

porter, carry, bring; —— de l'interet, take interest; se ——, p.81, l.9, turn.

porteur, m., bearer.

portrait, m., portrait, picture.

poser, place, put down.

poste, m., post.

pour, for, in order to; —— que, in order that.

pourquoi, why.

pourrai, etc., pourrais, etc., see pouvoir.

poursuivre, pursue.

pourtant, though, yet, still.

pourvu que, if only.

pousser, push, force, utter (cries).

poutre, f., beam.

pouvoir, can, be able, may, can do; se ——, may be.

pouvoir, m., power, authority.

pratique, f., practice.

pratique, practical.

precedent, -e, preceding.

preceder, precede.

precipiter, plunge, precipitate.

precis, -e, exact, precise.

precisement, exactly, precisely.

predecesseur, m., predecessor.

prefecture, f., prefect's office.

preferer, prefer.

prefet, m., prefect.

premi-er, -ere, first.

prenant, prenez, see prendre.

prendre, take, p.28, l.29, break out; p.49, l.3, seize; —— des forces, recruit one's strength; —— garde, take care.

preoccupe, -e, preoccupied.

preparer, prepare; p.10, l.23, saddle.

prerogative, f. pl., p.78, l.17, consideration.

pres, pres de, near.

presence; en —— de, face to face.

present; a ——, now.

presenter, introduce, present.

presque, almost, nearly.

presse, -e, urgent.

presser, urge; p.28, l.14, rien ne me presse, I'm in no hurry.

pret, -e, ready.

preter, lend; —— serment, swear.

pretexte, m., pretext.

preuve, f., proof.

prevenir, warn; p.45, l.27, prevent.

prevoir, foresee, anticipate.

prevotal, -e; cour ——, provost court.

prevoyance, f., foresight.

prier, request.

priere, f., request, prayer.

pris, see prendre.

prisonni-er, m., -ere, f., prisoner.

priver, deprive.

prix, m., price, prize; mettre au ——, p.41, l.29, set a price on.

procede, m., procedure, course of action.

proces, m., trial (legal).

prochain, -e, near, next; neighbor.

procureur, m., prosecuting officer.

profonde, deep.

promenade, f.; une —— en rade, p.47, l.14, a row in the harbor.

promener; se—, walk up and down.

promesse, f., promise.

promettre, promise.

promis, -e, promised: see promettre.

prononcer, pronounce.

propos, m., talk; a ——, proper, fit; by the way; a —— de, as regards.

propre, own.

proscrit, -e, outlaw.

proteger, protect.

prouver, prove.

provoquer, provoke.

pu, puis, puisse, see pouvoir.

puis, then, afterward.

puisque, since.

punir, punish.

pur, -e, pure; p.54, l.4, mere.



Q

qu', see que.

qualite, f., quality.

quand, when.

quant a, as to.

quart, m., quarter.

quatorze, fourteen.

que, whom, which; than, when, how, if; ce ——, which, what; c'est ——, because; —— de, how many; p.42, l.12, qu'il reste, he must stay.

quel, -le, which, what.

quelque, some, any; —— que, whoever, whichever, whatever; —— part, somewhere.

quelquefois, sometimes.

quelqu'un, somebody, anybody.

qui, who, which, what.

quinze, fifteen; —— jours, fortnight.

quitter, leave.

quoi, what; —— donc, what's the matter? —— que, whatever.

quoique, although.



R

raconter, tell.

rade, f., harbor.

rafraichissement, m., refreshment.

raideur, f., stiffness.

railler, make fun, mock; p.73, l.25, laugh.

raillerie, f., mockery.

railleu-r, -se, p.49, l.9, mocking.

raison, f., reason; avoir ——, be right.

raisonner, argue.

raisonnable, reasonable.

raisonnement, m., reasoning.

rameau, m., branch.

ramener, bring back.

rang, m., rank.

ranger, arrange, "line up."

rapeller, recall; se ——, remember.

rapport, m., connection.

rapporter, bring back p.85, l.6, s'en —— a, refer to ... about it.

rassurer, reassure, put at ease; se ——, be calm.

rattraper, catch again.

ravir, carry away, enrapture.

ravissant, -e, bewitching.

realite, f., reality.

receler, hide.

recevoir, receive.

rechauffer, warm; se ——, get warm.

recherche, f., search.

recommandation, f., recommendation.

reconnaissance, f., gratitude.

reconnaitre, recognize, admit.

reconnu, see reconnaitre

recu, see recevoir.

redescendre, come down or back.

redoutable, redoubtable, dreaded.

redouter, fear.

reel, -le, real.

reellement, really.

refuser, refuse.

regard, m., look.

regarder, look at, look, concern.

regime, m., treatment, method.

regret, m., sorrow.

rejoindre, rejoin.

rejoui, -e, amused.

relever, raise; se ——, rise.

remarquer, remark.

remerciement, m., thanks.

remercier, thank.

remettre, hand over; p.15, l.8, give back; se ——, p.67, l.4, compose oneself.

remis, see remettre.

remise, f., carriage house.

remonter, mount; p.17, l.5, come up; —— la scene or le theatre, go to the rear of the stage.

remords, m., remorse.

remplir, fill, fulfill.

renaitre, be born again, rise again.

rencontrer, meet.

rendez-vous, m., meeting (prearranged).

rendre, render, make, express, give back.

renfermer, shut up.

renseignement, m., information.

rentrer, return.

renvoyer, send away, discharge.

reparer, repair.

reparaitre, reappear.

repartir, leave again, go back.

repeter, repeat.

repondre, reply; —— de, p.71, l.6, answer for.

reponse, f., reply.

reposer, rest; se ——, rely.

repousser, push back, repel.

reprendre, take back, resume; se ——, correct oneself; —— ses sens, recover consciousness.

representer, represent.

reprimer, repress, check.

reproche, f., reproof.

reprocher, p.22, l.24, reproach with.

republique, f., republic.

requete, f., position; maitre des ——s, referendary.

resistance, f., resistance.

resister, resist.

resolu, -e, resolute; see resoudre.

resolument, boldly, resolutely.

resoudre, resolve.

respectueusement, respectfully.

respirer, breathe.

ressemblant, -e, similar, like.

ressembler, resemble.

ressens, see ressentir.

ressentir, feel.

resserrer; se ——, p.67, l.32, narrow.

ressortir, come out; faire ——, p.34, l.18, set off.

ressource, f., resource.

reste, m., remainder; du ——, besides.

rester, remain, stop; —— sur place, stand still; qu'il reste, p.42, l.12, he must stay.

retenir, hold back, keep.

retient, see retenir.

retirer, withdraw; se ——, retire.

retourner; se ——, turn around.

retracer, retrace.

reunir, combine, bring together.

revanche, f., revenge; p.87, l.3, a moi la ——, the return game is mine.

reve, m., dream.

reveler, disclose, reveal.

revenir, come back, go back, recover consciousness.

rever, dream; p.17, l.11, picture.

reverence, f., courtesy.

reveu-r, -se, pensive, absent minded.

reviendra, reviens, see revenir.

revoir, see again; au ——, till we meet again.

revolter, revolt.

riant, -e, see rire.

riche, rich.

rideau, curtain.

rien, anything, nothing; —— que, merely, only; ne ... ——, nothing.

riez, see rire.

rigoureu-x, -se, severe.

rigueur, f., severity, vigor.

rire, laugh.

risquer, risk; se ——, venture.

rival, -e, rival.

robe, f., gown.

roi, m., king.

role, m., part (in acting).

roman, m., novel; p.40, l.20, toujours du ——, always romantic.

romanesque, romantic.

rougir, blush.

route, f., road, way; grande ——, highroad.

royalisme, m., p.45, l.20, royalist sentiments.

royaliste, royalist.

royaute, f., royalty.

rue, f., street.

ruse, f., wile, trick; —— de guerre, stratagem.

ruse, wily.

Russie, f., Russia.



S

saches, sachez, see savoir.

sacre, -e, sacred.

sais, sait, see savoir.

saisir, seize, catch.

salle, f., hall, room; —— de bal, ball-room.

salon, m., drawing room, parlor.

saluer, greet, bow.

salut, m., safety, rescue, acquittal.

sang, m., blood.

sang-froid, m., presence of mind; du ——, p.67, l.4, keep cool.

sanglant, -e, outrageous.

sangloter, sob.

sans, without.

satisfaction, f.; air de ——, self-satisfied air.

sauf-conduit, m., safe-conduct, pass.

saurai, etc., saurais, etc., see savoir.

sauver, save; se ——, run away, leave.

sauveur, m., savior.

savoir, know, know how, of or about, learn.

savourer, relish.

scene, f., scene, stage, action; p.84 l.31, —— de famille, domestic drama.

seant, in session.

sechement, dryly.

seconde, f., second (of time).

secours, m., help.

secousse, f., shock.

securite, f., security, freedom from care.

seduire, beguile, lead astray.

seigneur, m., lord.

seize, sixteen.

selle, f., saddle.

seller, saddle.

semblable a, like.

sembler, seem.

semestre, m.; en ——, p.48, l.28, on six month's furlough or by the half year.

senateur, senator.

sens, sent, see sentir.

sens, m., sense.

sentiment, m., feeling.

sentinelle, f.; en ——, p.88, l.17, play the sentinel.

sentir, feel.

separer, separate, part.

serai, etc., serais, etc., see etre.

serieu-x, -se, serious.

serment, m.; faire ——, take oath, swear.

serre, f., hot house.

serrer, press.

sert, see servir.

service, m., service, duties.

servir, serve; se —— de, make use of.

serviteur, m., servant.

seul, -e, alone.

seulement, only, even, at least.

si, if; so, whether, supposing; yes; p.29, l.10, of course; —— vraiment, p.75, l.29, indeed I will; l'air —— noble, p.70, l.11, such a noble air.

siege, m., seat.

signal, m., sign.

signale, -e, distinguished.

signalement, m., description.

signaler, mark.

signe, m., sign; fait —— que oui, p.72, l.3, makes a sign of assent.

signer, sign.

signifier, mean, announce.

simple, plain, simple.

singuli-er, -ere, odd, strange.

sinon, unless, except.

situe, -e, situated.

soeur, f., sister.

soi, oneself.

soigner, take care of, tend.

soir, m., evening.

sois, soit, see etre.

soit! so be it! all right!

soldat, m., soldier.

solder, pay.

solennite, f., festivity.

solliciter, solicit.

sommeil, m., sleep.

sonder, probe, sound.

songer, dream, conceive.

sonner, ring.

sont, see etre.

sort, m., fate, fortune.

sorte, f., kind, sort.

sortir, go or come out.

sot, -te, silly; p.38, l.9, stupid.

sottise, f., folly, stupidity.

soudain, -e, sudden, suddenly.

soudoyer, bribe.

souffrir, suffer.

soumettre, subject.

soupcon, m., suspicion.

soupconner, suspect.

soupconneu-x, -se, suspicious.

soupir, sigh.

sourcil, m., eyebrow.

sourire, smile.

sourire, m., smile.

souris, see sourire.

sous, under.

sous-lieutenant, m., ensign.

sous-officier, m., non-commissioned officer.

soutenir, support, maintain.

soutiendrez, see soutenir.

souvenir, m., recollection.

souvenir; se ——, remember.

souvent, often.

soyez, see etre.

spectateur, m., spectator.

stupefait, -e, dumbfounded.

su, see savoir.

subir, undergo.

subjonctif, m., subjunctive.

suffire, suffice, be enough.

suis, see suivre or etre.

suite, f., series; tout de ——, immediately.

suivre, follow; —— de, follow by.

sujet, m., subject.

superbe, magnificent.

supplement, m., addition.

supplier, beseech.

supposer, suppose, imagine.

sur, on, upon; —— place, on the spot.

sur, -e, sure.

surcroit, m.; —— de gages, extra wages.

surprendre, surprise.

surpris, -e, p.57, l.7, startled; see surprendre.

surtout, especially.

survivre a, survive.

sympathie, f., sympathy.



T

tableau, m., painting.

tacher, try.

taire; se ——, be silent.

taisez, see taire.

tandis que, while.

tant, so much, so very; so much the (with comparative); so.

tante, f., aunt.

tard, -e, late.

tarder, be late, be long.

tardi-f, -ve, late, belated.

tel, -le, such.

tellement que, p.6, l.21, so much so that.

temerite, f., daring, temerity.

temoin, m., witness.

temps, m., time; weather; d'ici a peu de ——, p.68, l.2, before long.

tendre, stretch.

tendre, tender, loving.

tendresse, f., affection.

tenez, see! see there! listen! See tenir.

tenir, hold; —— a, cling to, desire to, care to, value, think important; —— de, get or inherit from; p. 35, l. 30, have a sort of; se —— debout, stand.

tenter, tempt, attempt.

terme, m., end, term.

terminer, end, finish.

terre, f., earth, land, ground.

terreur, f., terror, fear.

terrible, terrible, dreadful.

tete, f., head.

theatre, m., theater, stage.

theorie, f., theory.

tiens, tient, tiennent, see tenir.

tige, f., stem.

timbre, -e, postmarked.

timide, timid.

tirer, pull out; —— sur, fire on; se —— de, get out, get off.

titre, m., title; a —— de, p.43, l.25, because (you were).

toiture, f., roofing.

tomber, fall.

ton, m., tone, style.

tort, wrong; avoir ——, be wrong; avoir des ——s avec, p.33, l.18, have wronged.

tot, soon, early; au plus ——, p.29, l.7, as soon as possible.

touchant, -e, moving, touching.

toujours, always, still, anyway.

tour, m., turn; —— a ——, p. 60, l.4, in turn.

tourbillon, m., whirl.

tourmenter, trouble.

tourner, turn; se ——, turn.

tous, see tout.

tousser, cough.

tout, toute, tous, toutes, all, each, every; du ——, p.10, l.20; not at all; tous or toutes deux, both.

tout, quite, entirely, just; —— en, while; —— a coup, suddenly; —— a fait, quite, wholly, certainly; —— de suite, at once; —— a l'heure, just now, soon.

trace, f.; sur la ——, on the track.

tracer, trace, write.

tragedie, f., tragedy.

trahir, betray.

trahison, f., betrayal, treason.

trainer, drag.

trait, m., feature, trait, arrow; —— de lumiere, p.85, l.23, flash of light.

traiter, deal, treat.

traitre, m., traitor.

tranquille, still, quiet, at ease.

tranquillement, calmly.

transporter, transport.

travailler, work.

travers; a ——, through.

traverser, pass through; p.39, l.3, cross over (in dancing).

treize, thirteen.

trembler, tremble.

trentaine, f.; une ——, about thirty.

trente, thirty.

tres, very.

tressaillir, quiver, tremble.

triompher, triumph.

tristesse, f., melancholy.

trois, three.

tromper, deceive; se ——, be mistaken.

trop, too, too much, too many; very; p.59, l.18, quite.

trouble, f., disturbance; p.24, l.29 and p.67, l.3, agitation; p.27, l.10, embarrassment.

troubler; se ——, be perplexed, be agitated.

troupe, f., troop.

trouvaille, f., "find," discovery.

trouver, find; se ——, feel.

tuer, kill.



U

un, -e, one.

uniforme, f., uniform; grande ——, parade uniform, "full fig."

uniquement, solely, only.

unir, unite, combine.

user, make use of, wear out.

utile, useful.



V

va, see aller.

vague, vague, misty.

vaincre, conquer.

vais, see aller.

valet, m.; —— de chambre, house servant.

valoir, be worth; p.43, l.17, gain.

vanite, f., vanity.

vanter, boast; se ——, boast.

vaut, see valoir.

veiller, watch, guard.

veine, f., vein.

vendeen, inhabitant of Vendee.

venger, avenge; se ——, avenge oneself.

venir, come; —— de (with infinitive), have just; en —— a, come to, get at.

verifier, examine.

veritable, real.

verite, f., truth.

verrai, etc., verrais, etc., see voir.

vers, toward.

vers, m., verse.

verve, f., dash, animation; mettre en ——, put on one's mettle.

vetement, m. (pl.), clothing.

veuille, veuillez, veulent, veut, veux, see vouloir.

victoire, f., victory.

vie, f., life.

vieillard, m., old man.

vieille, see vieux.

vienne, viennent, vient, see venir.

vieux, vieille, old.

vif, vive, lively, quick; alive.

ville, f., city; p.29, l.19, town.

vigueur, f., vigor.

vingt, twenty; —— cinq, twenty-five.

vis, see voir.

visage, m., face.

vis-a-vis, opposite; —— de, opposite; p.44, l.13, in regard to; lui faire ——, p.37, l.4, stand opposite to him.

visite, f., visit.

visiter, p.34, l.14, search.

vite, quick, quickly.

vivacite, f., vivacity.

vivant, -e, living.

vive! long live!

vivement, with animation, eagerly.

vivre, live.

voeu, m., wish, prayer.

voici, see here; here is or are.

voie, see voir.

voila, see there; there is or are; that's it; —— qu'est, that is.

voile, m., veil.

voir, see.

voisin, m., neighbor.

voisin, -e, nearby; p.72, l.1, next.

voiture, f., carriage; —— de place, cab, hack.

voix, f., voice, vote.

votre, yours.

voudrai, etc., voudrais, etc., see vouloir.

vouloir, wish, be willing, want, like; —— dire, mean; en —— a, be vexed or angry with, p.57, l.13, lay up against; veuillez, please.

voyager, travel.

voyais, etc., voyons, voyez, see voir.

vrai, -e, true.

vraiment, really.

vu, see voir.

vue, f., view, sight.



Y

y, in, of, to or at it or them there; —— avoir, be, be the matter; il —— a un mois, p.14, l.23, a month ago.

yeux, see oeil.



Z

zele, m., zeal.

THE END