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reir quarrel, scold
reparacin f. restoration
reparar (en) notice, observe
reparn, -ona inquisitive
repentinamente suddenly
repeticin f. repetition
repetir repeat
repicar ring a bell; —— en el Cristo ring the bell at the shrine of the Christ
repique m. chime, peal
replegar fold up
replicar reply
reponer replace, reply; —se recover
reprobacin f. reprobation
reproducir reproduce, repeat, copy
repugnancia f. repugnance
repugnante repugnant, disgusting
repugnar de be repugnant to
reputacin f. reputation
requisito m. requisite, required adjunct
requisitoria f. requisition; summons
reservar keep
resignarse resign oneself
resistencia f. resistence
resistir resist; —se a hesitate to, dislike to
resolucin f. resolution, resolve
resolver(se) resolve, decide; —se change, settle
resorte m. spring
respetable worthy
respeto m. respect; de —— spare, extra; ceremonial, formal, "company"
respetuoso, -a respectful
respiracin f. breathing
respirar breathe, breathe freely
resplandecer gleam, shine
responder answer, correspond
responsabilidad f. responsibility
responsable responsible
responso m. responsory for the dead
respuesta f. reply, answer
restablecer restablish
restante left over, remaining; lo —— the remainder
resto m. rest
resucitar resuscitate
resuelto, -a (p.p. of resolver) settled
resultado m. result, product
resultar result, turn out, appear
retener retain, detain
retirar withdraw, take out, lead away; —se retire
retrica f. rhetoric; pl. sophistry, quibbling
retrasado, -a late, behind time
retraso m. delay
retro: a —— (Latin) see note to I, 254
retroceder retreat, go back, back up, retire
reunir unite, put together; —se get together
revelar reveal
reventar burst
reverencia f. bow
revestir dress (with ceremonial garb)
revolucin f. revolution
revolver overturn, upset; p.p. topsy-turvy
=rial= = =real=
ricacho m. rich guy
ricachona f. very wealthy woman
Ricardo m. Richard
rico, -a rich
ridiculez f. folly; mortification
ridculo, -a ridiculous; n.m. ridicule, ridiculous plight
riesgo m. risk
rgido, -a rigid
rigor m. severity, strictness
riqueza f. riches
riqusimo, -a very rich, splendid
risa f. laughter; humor
ristra f. string (of onions, etc.)
risueo, -a smiling
ritual m. ritual; libro de —— prayer book, book of services
robar steal, rob, deprive of
robustez f. vigor
roca f. rock
rodar roll
rodear surround, encircle
rodilla f. knee; de —s kneeling
rogar ask, request, plead
rojo, -a red
Roldn m. Roland
romera f. pilgrimage (to a country shrine; hence) picnic, festivity
romper break, tear; —— a hablar begin to speak
rompimiento m. break, breaking off
ropa f. (also pl.) clothes
ropita f. II, 236 the little clothes you had
roquero, -a rocky, built on a rock
rosario m. rosary; rezar el —— tell one's beads
rosbif m. roast beef
rostro m. face
roto p.p. of romper
rudo, -a rude, hard
Rue de Rivoli (French) Rivoli Street (in Paris, containing many famous shops)
ruido m. noise, racket
ruina f. ruin
ruinoso, -a ruinous
rumbo m. course
rumor m. sound, noise, report
Rusia f. Russia
ruso, -a Russian
rstico, -a rustic, rural
S
saber know, know how; learn (especially in the preterite tense); qu s yo? how do I know? no s qu some ... or other
sabidura f. wisdom
sacar draw out, take out, extract; draw on, find out, discover; get
saco m. sack, bag
sacrificar sacrifice
sacrificio m. sacrifice
sacristn m. sacristan, sexton
sagrado, -a sacred
sala f. parlor, hall, room
salado, -a witty, bright
saldo m. balance, settlement
saleroso, -a bright, witty
salir come out, issue, go out, get out, go away; enter (in stage directions); rise (of the sun); occur; —se con la suya get one's own way
saln m. room, parlor, large hall
salpicar splash, dot
saltar jump, jump over, start, skip
salud f. health; salvation
saludable salutary
saludar greet; bow to, salute
saludo m. greeting
salvacin f. salvation
salvador, -ra saving
salvar save
salvo except; poner a —— safeguard, preserve
sancin f. sanction, confirmation
Sanfelices Sanfelices
sangre f. blood; race
sano, -a healthy; whole
San Petersburgo Petrograd
Santamar not an actual Spanish place-name
santificar sanctify
santiguarse cross oneself
santsimo, -a most holy
santo, -a, san, saint, holy, blessed; n.m. saint
santuario m. sanctuary
sartn f. frying pan
sastre m. tailor
satisfaccin f. satisfaction; payment
satisfacer (p.p. satisfecho) satisfy
strapa m. satrap (governor of a province among the ancient Persians)
se himself, herself, etc. (both accusative and dative); replaces any third person object pronoun before another
secar dry
seco, -a dry
secretear speak in private, whisper
secreto, -a secret; n.m. secret
secuestrar kidnap, keep in confinement
secular centuries old
seda f. silk
sedacin f. calm, lull
seguida f.: en —— at once
seguir follow, continue; p.p. in succession
segn according to; as; according as; that depends
segundo, -a second; latter
seguramente surely
seguridad f. certainty, safety
seguro, -a sure, safe, certain; —o, de —o certainly, without fail
seiscientos, -as six hundred
selecto, -a choice
sellar seal
semana f. week
semblante m. face, appearance
semejante similar, such, such a
semejanza f. resemblance
sencillez f. simplicity
sencillo, -a simple
sendero m. path
seno m. bosom
sentar seat; benefit; fix, plant; —se sit down; —— la cabeza be sensible, settle down; —— la mano make felt the weight of one's displeasure
sentido m. sense; —— comn common sense
sentimiento m. sentiment
sentir feel; hear; regret, be sorry for
sea f. sign
seal f. sign
sealar mark; point to
seor m. sir, master, Mr., gentleman
seora f. lady, mistress; wife; Mrs., Madam
seoro m. nobility, upper class
seorita f. young lady, miss
seorito m. young gentleman
separacin f. separation
separar separate, keep distinct; —se depart, leave
septiembre m. September
ser be; —— de belong to; rase there was once
ser m. being
serenar calm
serenidad calmness
sereno, -a calm, cool-headed
serie f. series
sermn m. sermon
sermoneo m. sermonizing
servicio m. service
servidor m. servant
servil servile
servilismo m. servility
servir serve, be used, be of use, be fit; para —— a V. S. at your service; —se be kind enough to
sesenta sixty
severidad f. severity
severo, -a severe
si if, whether; indeed, of course, why; por —— to see whether; in case
s yes, indeed; decir que —— consent to marry; pron. himself, herself, itself, themselves
siempre always, ever; —— que each time that, whenever; provided that
sierra f. mountain range
siglo m. century
significar signify, mean
signo m. sign
siguiente following, next
silencio m. silence
silencioso, -a silent, mute
Silesia f. a province of Prussia
silla f. chair
simptico, -a likable, congenial
simple simple, mere
simultneamente simultaneously
sin without; —— que without
sinceridad f. sincerity
sincero, -a sincere
sino but, except; no... —— only; —— que but
siquiera even, at least; ni ——, ni tan —— not even
sitio m. spot, place
situacin f. situation
soberano, -a sovereign
soberbio, -a proud; splendid
sobra f. remnant, leavings
sobrar be in excess, be superfluous; be left over; medios le sobran he has a thousand ways; le sobra razn he is entirely right
sobre above, on, upon; beside; —— todo especially
sobre m. envelope
sobresaltado, -a startled
sobreseer (una causa) withdraw, suspend (a suit), grant a stay in proceedings
sobrina f. niece
sociedad f. society
socorrer aid, help
socorro m. aid, assistance
soga f. rope
sol m. sun; hace —— it is sunny; de —— a —— from daybreak to dusk
soledad f. solitude; loneliness
solemne solemn
solemnidad f. solemnity
soler be accustomed, wont; be usually
solicitar beg for, ask for
slido, -a solid
solitario, -a solitary
solito, -a all alone
solo, -a deserted; single, only, alone; a solas alone
slo only, alone
soltar loose, let go, let fly, turn loose
soltero, -a unmarried
solucin f. solution
sollozar sob
sollozo m. sob
sombra f. shade, shadow
sombrero m. hat
someter subject, submit, subjugate
Somonte pr.n. (as adj. rough, crude)
son m. sound
sonar sound, sound natural
sonido m. sound
sonrer smile
sonrisa f. smile
sonrojo m. blush; offense (which causes a blush)
soador m. dreamer
soar (con) dream (of)
sopa f. (also pl.) soup with slices of bread in it
soportar endure, support
sordidez f. stinginess
sorprender surprise, catch
sorpresa f. surprise
sortija f. ring
sosegarse calm down, become quiet
sospecha f. suspicion
sospechar suspect, imagine
sostn m. support
sostener sustain, uphold, support
sostenimiento m. support
sotana f. cassock
subida f. rise, ascent
subir rise, come up, go up, climb; raise, hoist
sbito, -a sudden
suceder happen; follow, replace
suceso m. event, occurrence
sucumbir succumb
suelo m. floor; ground; por los —s on the ground, at the bottom
sueo m. sleep; dream; tener —— be sleepy
suerte f. luck, fate; good luck; way, manner
sufragio m. good deed which is applied to the aid of souls in purgatory
sufrimiento m. suffering
sufrir suffer
sugerir suggest
suicidarse commit suicide
suicidio m. suicide
sujeto, -a subject; fastened; n.m. subject; fellow, person
suma f. sum
sumamente extremely
superfluo, -a superfluous
superior superior, of fine quality
super-mujer f. superwoman
splica f. request
suplicar beg, request
suplicio m. torment
supremo, -a supreme
suprimir suppress
suscripcin f. subscription
suspender suspend, hang, cease
suspenso, -a in suspense
suspirar sigh
suspiro m. sigh
sustentar support, maintain
sustituir take the place of
susto m. fright, shock
sutil subtle
suyo, -a his, hers, its, theirs; of his, etc.; el ——, la -a, etc. pron. his, hers, its, theirs; hacer de las suyas be up to (his) usual tricks
T
tabla f. board, plank
tal such, such a, of the sort; el —— the said (person); con —— que, con —— de que provided that; qu ——? how is it going? —— vez perhaps
talento m. talent
tallar cut, carve
tamao, -a so great, of the size of; III, 80 —os as so big (with a gesture showing height); n.m. size
tambin also
tampoco neither, not either, nor that either
tan so, as, such a; —— slo only
tantico m. bit
tanto, -a so much, so many (sometimes used with singular noun in plural sense); por lo —— therefore
tanto adv. so much; n.m. a little; en —— que while; entre —— meanwhile
tapar conceal, cover up; stop, plug
tardanza f. delay
tardar delay, be late
tarde late; lo ms —— at the latest; n.f. afternoon
tarea f. task, labor
tarja f. tally stick (with notches, which form a primitive method of counting)
te m. tea
teatro m. theater
techo m. roof, ceiling
tela f. cloth
telegrama m. telegram
temblar tremble
temer fear, be afraid
temeroso, -a timid, afraid
temor m. fear
templado, -a lukewarm, mild; tempered
temprano, -a early
tendero m. shopkeeper
tenebroso, -a dark, gloomy
tener have, hold, keep; —— que hacer have to, be obliged to, do; tengo que hacer I have work to do; —— por consider
Teodolinda f. Theodolinda
Teplitz Teplitz-Schnau (a town in Bohemia, with warm springs for bathing)
tercero, -a third
Teresa f. Theresa
terminar end
trmino m. end; primer —— foreground
ternura f. tenderness
territorio m. territory, country, district within the jurisdiction of a court
tesn m. obstinacy, persistence, tenacity, firmness
tesoro m. treasure
testamento m. will, testament
tez f. complexion, skin
=ti= = =tiene=
tiempo m. time; weather; a —— in time; va para —— will take a long time
tienda f. shop, store
tierno, -a tender
tierra f. earth, soil; land, country, native place, home
timbre m. tone
timidez f. timidity
tmido, -a timid
to m. uncle; fellow, old man
tipo m. type
tirana f. tyranny
tirnico, -a tyrannical
tirano m. tyrant
tirar pull, drag; throw; attract; I, 100 tirando dragging about; V, 90 a eso tira that's what he's working for
ttulo m. title
tiznar smear, begrime, smuten
tizne m. grime
tocar touch; befit; play; me toca it falls to me or is my turn; a toca-teja cash down
todava still, yet
todito, -a absolutely all
todo, -a all, every; en —— este ao some time during the present year; n.m. all, everything; con —— nevertheless; del —— entirely, completely, quite
toilette (French) attire, dress
=to l'= = =todo el=
tolerancia f. tolerance
tolerar tolerate, endure, allow
tomar take, undertake; toma! I declare! well!
tonelada f. ton
tontaina m. fool, dolt
tontn m. silly boy
tonto, -a silly, foolish; n.m. fool, idiot
toque m. stroke
torbellino m. whirl, rush
torcer twist, turn aside; wring
tormento m. torment
torre f. tower
tortura f. torture
tosco, -a rough, rude
trabajador, -ra hard-working; n.m. laborer, workingman
trabajar work
trabajo m. work, labor, effort
trabajoso, -a toilsome
traer carry, bring, keep
trfico m. traffic, trade
tragar swallow
trada f. bringing; —— de aguas waterworks
=train= = =traen=
traje m. suit, clothes
tramitacin f. proceeding; poner en —— set in motion
trance m. emergency, crisis; a todo —— at any cost
tranquilidad f. peacefulness, calm
tranquilo, -a peaceful, quiet, at ease, free from anxiety
transformar transform
transicin f. transition, change
trapito m. little rag, remnant
trapom. rag, cloth; pl. (colloquial) women's clothes
tras after, behind; —— de behind
trastornar upset, disturb
trastorno m. disorder, confusion
tratamiento m. treatment; title of courtesy, mode of address
tratar treat; get well acquainted with; —— de try to; speak of, discuss, consider
trato m. bargain, business; intercourse, acquaintance
travs m.: al —— de through, across
travieso, -a mischievous
traza f. appearance, looks
trazar trace
trecho m. distance
treinta thirty
tremendo, -a terrible
trmulo, -a trembling
tren m. train
tres three; las —— three o'clock
tribulacin f. trouble, trial
trigo m. wheat
trinidad f. trinity
trino, -a triune (containing three in one)
triple m. triple, three times the
triste sad, wretched
tristeza f. sadness, sorrow
triunfante triumphant
triunfo m. triumph
tronado, -a ruined
tronco m. trunk
trozo m. bit, section, piece
=trujo= = =trajo=
turbar confuse, disturb; —se become confused
tutear address with t, speak familiarly to
tuteo m. thouing (addressing in the second person singular)
U
ultimatum (Latin) ultimatum
ltimo, -a last, final, latest; latter
ultraje m. insult
nicamente only
nico, -a only, single
unin f. union
unir unite, join; —se a join
universo m. universe
urbanidad f. urbanity, courtesy
urbanizacin f. city planning, carrying out municipal works (paving, lighting, etc.)
urgencia f. urgency
usar use; prenda usada second-hand article
uso m. use
usura f. usury
utensilio m. utensil
V
vaciar empty
vacilacin f. hesitation
vacilante hesitating
vacilar hesitate
vaco, -a vacant, empty; n.m. void
vagabundo, -a wandering
vago, -a vague
vagn m. railway car, car
vajilla f. table service
valenta f. courage
valer be worth, be of use; avail, bring; defend, protect; —— ms be better; —se de make use of, have recourse to
valeroso, -a brave, gallant
valiente brave, courageous; fine
valioso, -a valuable
valor m. worth, value; courage
valle m. valley, vale
vanidad f. vanity
vanidoso, -a vain, conceited
vano, -a vain, empty
variado, -a varied
variar (de) change
vaso m. glass
vaya! (from ir) I declare! fine! —— con el milagro! a great miracle that is!
vecindad f. locality, neighborhood, proximity
vecino, -a neighboring; n. neighbor; inhabitant
veinte twenty
veinticuatro twenty-four
vejamen m. annoyance, persecution
vela f. candle
velar (por) keep watch, keep guard (over)
velo m. veil
velocidad f. speed; en pequea —— by freight
vencer conquer, overcome; fall due
vencida f. vanquishment; a la cuarta [vez] va la —— the fourth time never fails
vencimiento m. falling due
vendedor, -ra m. and f. vender
vender sell
veneciano, -a Venetian
venganza f. revenge
vengar revenge
venia f. permission
venir come; bien venido welcome
venta f. sale
ventaja f. advantage
ventajoso, -a advantageous
ventana f. window
ventanal m. large window
ventolera f. whim
ver see; a —— let's see; vamos a —— look here; no puedo —le I can't bear the sight of him; por lo visto apparently
verano m. summer
veras: de —— really
verdad f. truth; genuine; de —— really; es —— it is true; la —— in truth; —— que s? was it really? no es ——? isn't that so?
verdadero, -a real
verde green
vergonzoso, -a timid, bashful
vergenza f. shame; shameful thing; sense of shame
vrtigo m. dizziness; insanity
vestido m. dress, garment; pl. clothes
vestigio m. vestige, trace
vestimenta f. clothes, dress
vestir dress, clothe, wear
vez f. time, turn; a la —— at the same time, together; otra —— again; a veces, a las veces sometimes; tal —— perhaps; de una —— once for all; una —— once; cada —— ms more and more; en —— de instead of; de —— en cuando from time to time
via crucis (Latin) way of the cross
viaje m. journey
viajero m. traveler
vibracin f. vibration
Vicenta f. of Vincent
vicio m. vice, bad habit
vctima f. victim
vida f. life; en mi —— never in my life
vidrio m. windowpane, glass
viejo, -a old
viento m. wind; con la cabeza llena de —— full of airs
vigilar keep watch
vigoroso, -a vigorous
vil vile, base
vilipendiar revile
villa f. town, city
villano, -a villainous; n.m. rustic, villain
vino m. wine
violacin f. violation, breaking open
violento, -a violent, hard
virgen f. virgin
virtud f. virtue, good quality
visita f. visit; visitor
visitar visit
vista f. sight, eyes; appearance; view, vista; a la —— plain, evident, in plain sight; se me va la —— I go blind
vistazo m. glance
viuda f. widow
vivamente quickly, excitedly
viveza f. quickness
vivienda f. lodgings, rooms
vivir live; —— de live on or by; viva hurrah for, vive; quin vive? who goes there?
vivo, -a alive, living; intense, bright; quick, lively; a —a fuerza by main force
vocacin f. vocation
volar fly
voltereta f. somersault, turn
voluminoso, -a voluminous
voluntad f. will; good will
volver turn, return; —— a hacer do again; —— en s recover consciousness; —se become; return
voz f. voice; shout; word, report; en —— alta aloud
=vuecencia= f. (= =vuestra excelencia=) your honor, your worship
vuelta f. turn, return; change; trip
vulgar vulgar, common, ordinary
vulgaridad f. vulgarity
Y
y and
ya already, now, then, this time, soon; certainly, to be sure; —— que since; —— no not again, not now; —— no ms never again; ——, —— yes, yes
yankee m. Yankee (applied by Spaniards indiscriminately to all natives of the U. S. A.)
yo I
York York; Yorkshire (a county of England, famous for its hams)
Z
zcalo m. paneling (on a wall, next to the floor), baseboard
zona f. zone; coronel de la ——, i.e., zona para reclutamiento y reemplazo del ejrcito an administrative district organized for the drafting of recruits, etc.
zumbn, -ona joking, mocking
zurcido m. darning
zurcir darn
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Armand's Grammaire Elmentaire. Blanchaud's Progressive French Idioms. Bouvet's Exercises in French Syntax and Composition. Bowen's First Scientific French Reader. Bruce's Dictes Franaises. Bruce's Grammaire Franaise. Bruce's Lectures Faciles. Capus's Pour Charmer nos Petits. Chapuzet and Daniels' Mes Premiers Pas en Franais. Clarke's Subjunctive Mood. An inductive treatise, with exercises. Comfort's Exercises in French Prose Composition. Davies's Elementary Scientific French Reader. Edgren's Compendious French Grammar. Fontaine's En France. Fontaine's Lectures Courantes. Fontaine's Livre de Lecture et de Conversation. Fraser and Squair's Abridged French Grammar. Fraser and Squair's Complete French Grammar. Fraser and Squair's Shorter French Course. French Verb Blank (Fraser and Squair). Grandgent's Essentials of French Grammar. Grandgent's French Composition. Grandgent's Short French Grammar. Heath's French Dictionary. Hnin's Mthode. Hotchkiss's Le Premier Livre de Franais. Knowles and Favard's Grammaire de la Conversation. Mansion's Exercises in French Composition. Mansion's First Year French. For young beginners. Martin's Essentials of French Pronunciation. Martin and Russell's At West Point. Mras' Le Petit Vocabulaire. Pattou's Causeries en France. Pellissier's Idiomatic French Composition. Perfect French Possible (Knowles and Favard). Prisoners of the Temple (Guerber). For French composition. Roux's Lessons in Grammar and Composition, based on Colomba. Schenck's French Verb Forms. Snow and Lebon's Easy French. Story of Cupid and Psyche (Guerber). For French composition. Super's Preparatory French Reader.
ELEMENTARY FRENCH TEXTS.
Assolant's Rcits de la Vieille France. Notes by E. B. Wauton. Berthet's Le Pacte de Famine (Dickinson). Bruno's Les Enfants Patriotes (Lyon). Vocabulary. Bruno's Tour de la France par deux Enfants (Fontaine). Vocabulary. Claretie's Pierrille (Franois). Vocab. and exs. Daudet's Trois Contes Choisis (Sanderson). Vocabulary. Desnoyers' Jean-Paul Choppart (Fontaine). Vocab. and exs. Enault's Le Chien du Capitaine (Fontaine). Vocabulary. Erckmann-Chatrian's Le Conscrit de 1813 (Super). Vocabulary. Erckmann-Chatrian's L'Histoire d'un Paysan (Lyon). Erckmann-Chatrian's Le Juif Polonais (Manley). Vocabulary. Erckmann-Chatrian's Madame Thrse (Manley). Vocabulary. Fabliaux et Contes du Moyen Age (Mansion). Vocabulary. France's Abeille (Lebon). French Fairy Tales (Joynes). Vocabulary and exercises. French Plays for Children (Spink). Vocabulary. Gervais's Un Cas de Conscience (Horsley). Vocabulary. La Bedollire's La Mre Michel et son Chat (Lyon). Vocabulary. Labiche's La Grammaire (Levi). Vocabulary. Labiche's La Poudre aux Yeux (Wells). Vocabulary. Labiche's Le Voyage de M. Perrichon (Wells). Vocab. and exs. Laboulaye's Contes Bleus (Fontaine). Vocabulary. La Main Malheureuse (Guerber). Vocabulary. Laurie's Mmoires d'un Collgien (Super). Vocab. and exs. Legouv and Labiche's Cigale chez les Fourmis (Witherby). Lemaitre, Contes (Rensch). Vocabulary. Mairet's La Tche du Petit Pierre (Super). Vocab. and exs. Maistre's La Jeune Sibrienne (Fontaine). Vocab. and exs. Malot's Sans Famille (Spiers). Vocabulary and exercises. Meilhac and Halvy's L't de la St. Martin (Franois) Vocab. Moinaux's Les deux Sourds (Spiers). Vocabulary. Muller's Grandes Dcouvertes Modernes. Vocabulary. Rcits de Guerre et de Rvolution (Minssen). Vocabulary. Rcits Historiques (Moffett). Vocabulary and exercises. Saintine's Picciola (Super). Vocabulary. Sgur's Les Malheurs de Sophie (White). Vocab. and exs. Selections for Sight Translation (Bruce). Verne's L'Expdition de la Jeune-Hardie (Lyon). Vocabulary
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH TEXTS. (Partial List.)
About's La Mre de la Marquise (Brush). Vocabulary. About's Le Roi des Montagnes (Logie). Balzac: Cinq Scnes de la Comdie Humaine (Wells). Glossary. Balzac's Eugnie Grandet (Spiers). Vocabulary. Balzac's Le Cur de Tours (Super). Vocabulary. Chateaubriand's Atala (Kuhns). Vocabulary. Contes des Romanciers Naturalistes (Dow and Skinner). Vocab. Daudet's La Belle-Nivernaise (Boielle). Vocabulary. Daudet's Le Petit Chose (Super). Vocabulary. Daudet's Tartarin de Tarascon (Hawkins). Vocabulary. Dumas's Duc de Beaufort (Kitchen). Vocabulary. Dumas's La Question d'Argent (Henning) Vocabulary. Dumas's La Tulipe Noire (Fontaine). Dumas's Les Trois Mousquetaires (Spiers). Vocabulary. Dumas's Monte-Cristo (Spiers). Vocabulary. Feuillet's Roman d'un jeune homme pauvre (Bruner). Vocabulary. Gautier's Voyage en Espagne (Steel). Grville's Dosia (Hamilton). Vocabulary. Hugo's Bug Jargal (Boelle). Hugo's La Chute. From Les Misrables (Huss). Vocabulary. Hugo's Quatre-vingt-treize (Fontaine). Vocabulary. Labiche's La Cagnotte (Farnsworth). La Brte's Mon Oncle et mon Cur (Colin). Vocabulary. Lamartine's Graziella (Warren). Lamartine's Jeanne d'Arc (Barrre). Vocabulary. Lamartine's Scnes de la Rvolution Franaise (Super). Vocab. Lesage's Gil Blas (Sanderson). Maupassant: Huit Contes Choisis (White). Vocabulary. Michelet: Extraits de l'histoire de France (Wright). Musset: Trois Comdies (McKenzie). Sarcey's Le Sige de Paris (Spiers). Vocabulary. Taine's L'Ancien Rgime (Giese). Vocabulary. Theuriet's Bigarreau (Fontaine). Vocab. and exercises. Tocqueville's Voyage en Amrique (Ford). Vocabulary. Vigny's Cinq-Mars (Sankey). Abridged. Vigny's Le Cachet Rouge (Fortier). Vigny's La Canne de Jonc (Spiers). Voltaire's Zadig (Babbitt). Vocabulary
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH TEXTS. (Partial List.)
Augier's Le Gendre de M. Poirier (Wells). Vocabulary. Bazin's Les Oberl (Spiers). Vocabulary. Beaumarchais's Le Barbier de Sville (Spiers). Vocabulary. French Lyrics (Bowen). Gautier's Jettatura (Schinz). Halvy's L'Abb Constantin (Logie). Vocabulary. Halvy's Un Mariage d'Amour (Hawkins). Vocabulary. Historiettes Modernes (Fontaine). La France qui travaille (Jago). Vocabulary. Lectures Historiques (Moffett). Vocabulary. Loti's Le Roman d'un Enfant. (Whittem). Vocabulary. Loti's Pcheur d'Islande (Super). Vocabulary. Loti's Ramuntcho (Fontaine). Marivaux's Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard (Fortier). Vocab. Mrime's Chronique du Rgne de Charles IX (Desages). Mrime's Colomba (Fontaine). Vocabulary. Molire en Rcits (Chapuzet and Daniels). Vocabulary. Molire's L'Avare (Levi) Molire's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme (Warren). Vocabulary. Molire's Le Mdecin Malgr Lui (Hawkins). Vocabulary. Pailleron's Le Monde o l'on s'ennuie (Pendleton). Vocabulary. Pomes et Chants de France (Daniels and Travers). Vocabulary. Racine's Andromaque (Wells). Vocabulary. Racine's Athalie (Eggert). Racine's Esther (Spiers). Vocabulary. Renan's Souvenirs d'Enfance et de Jeunesse (Babbitt). Sand's La Mare au Diable (Sumichrast). Vocabulary. Sand's La Petite Fadette (Super). Vocabulary. Sandeau's Mlle de la Seiglire (Warren). Vocabulary. Sardou's Les Pattes de Mouche (Farnsworth). Vocabulary. Scribe's Bataille de Dames (Wells). Vocabulary. Scribe's Le Verre d'Eau (Eggert). Vocabulary. Sept Grands Auteurs du XIXe Sicle (Fortier). Lectures. Souvestre's Un Philosophe sous les Toits (Fraser). Vocabulary. Thiers's Expdition de Bonaparte en Egypte (Fabregou). Verne's Tour du Monde en quatre-vingts jours (Edgren). Vocab. Verne's Vingt mille lieues sous les mers (Fontaine). Vocab. Zola's La Dbcle (Wells). Abridged.
ADVANCED FRENCH TEXTS.
Balzac's Le Pre Goriot (Sanderson). Boileau: Selections (Kuhns). Bornier's La Fille de Roland (Nelson). Bossuet: Selections (Warren). Calvin: Pages Choisies (Jordan). Corneille's Cinna (Matzke). Corneille's Horace (Matzke). Corneille's Le Cid (Warren). Vocabulary. Corneille's Polyeucte (Fortier). Delpit's L'ge d'Or de la Littrature Franaise. Diderot: Selections (Giese). Duval's Histoire de la Littrature Franaise. French Prose of the XVIIth Century (Warren). Hugo's Hernani (Matzke). Hugo's Les Misrables (Super). Abridged. Hugo's Les Travailleurs de la Mer (Langley). Abridged. Hugo's Poems (Schinz). Hugo's Ruy Blas (Garner). La Bruyre: Les Caractres (Warren). Lamartine's Mditations (Curme). La Triade Franaise. Poems of Lamartine, Musset, and Hugo. Lesage's Turcaret (Kerr). Matres de la Critique lit. au XIXe Sicle (Comfort). Molire's Le Misanthrope (Fortier). Molire's Les Femmes Savantes (Fortier). Molire's Les Fourberies de Scapin (McKenzie), Vocabulary. Molire's Les Prcieuses Ridicules (Toy). Molire's Le Tartuffe (Wright). Montaigne: Selections (Wright). Pascal: Selections (Warren). Racine's Les Plaideurs (Wright). Racine's Phdre (Babbitt). Rostand's La Princesse Lointaine (Borgerhoff). Voltaire's Prose (Cohn and Woodward). Voltaire's Zare (Cabeen).
ROMANCE PHILOLOGY.
Introduction to Vulgar Latin (Grandgent). Provenal Phonology and Morphology (Grandgent).
ADVANCED GERMAN TEXTS. (Partial List.)
Dahn's Ein Kampf um Rom (Wenckebach). Abridged. Dahn's Sigwalt und Sigridh (Schmidt). Deutsche Reden (Tombo). Ein Charakterbild von Deutschland (Evans and Merhaut). Frenssen's Jrn Uhl (Florer). Freytag's Aus dem Jahrhundert des grossen Krieges (Rhoades). Freytag's Aus dem Staat Friedrichs des Grossen (Hagar). Freytag's Das Nest der Zaunknige (Roedder and Handschin). Freytag's Rittmeister von Alt-Rosen (Hatfield). Freytag's Soil und Haben (Files). Abridged. Goethe's Dichtung und Wahrheit (I-IV). Buchheim. Goethe's Egmont (Hatfield). Goethe's Faust (Thomas). Goethe's Hermann und Dorothea (Hewett). Goethe's Iphigenie (Rhoades). Goethe's Meisterwerke (Bernhardt). Goethe's Poems (Harris). Goethe's Torquato Tasso (Thomas). Grillparzer's Der Traum, ein Leben (Meyer). Hebbel's Agnes Bernauer (Evans). Heine's Poems (White). Herzog's Die Burgkinder (Boetzkes). Abridged. Vocabulary. Krner's Zriny (Holzwarth). Lessing's Emilia Galotti (Winkler). Lessing's Minna von Barnhelm (Primer). Lessing's Nathan der Weise (Primer). Ludwig's Zwischen Himmel und Erde (Meyer). Meyer's Jrg Jenatsch (Kenngott). Abridged. Mrike's Mozart auf der Reise nach Prag (Howard). Scheffel's Ekkehard (Wenckebach). Abridged. Scheffel's Trompeter von Skkingen (Wenckebach). Abridged. Schiller's Ballads (Johnson). Schiller's Wallensteins Tod (Eggert). Sudermann's Der Katzensteg (Wells). Abridged. Glossary. Sudermann's Frau Sorge (Leser and Osthaus). Vocabulary. Sudermann's Heimat (Schmidt). Sudermann's Johannes (Schmidt). Sudermann's Teja (Ford). Vocabulary. Thomas's German Anthology. Wildenbruch's Die Rabensteinerin (Ford). Wildenbruch's Harold (Eggert).
GERMAN GRAMMARS AND READERS.
Ball's German Drill Book. Companion to any grammar. Ball's German Grammar. Bishop and McKinlay's Deutsche Grammatik. Deutsches Liederbuch. With music. Foster's Geschichten und Mrchen. For young children. Fraser and Van der Smissen's German Grammar. Greenfield's Grammar Summary and Word List. Guerber's Mrchen und Erzhlungen. Haertel and Cast's Elements of Grammar for Review. Harris's German Composition. Harris's German Lessons. Hastings' Studies in German Words. Heath's German Dictionary. Hewitt's Practical German Composition. Holzwarth's Gruss aus Deutschland. Huebsch-Smith's Progressive Lessons in German. Huebsch-Smith's Progressive Lessons in German. Rev. Huss's German Reader. Jones's Des Kindes erstes Lesebuch. Joynes-Meissner German Grammar. Joynes and Wesselhoeft's German Grammar. Krger and Smith's Conversation Book. Manfred's Ein praktischer Anfang. Mras' Ein Wortschatz. Mosher and Jenney's Lern- und Lesebuch. Pattou's An American in Germany A conversation book. Schmidhofer's Lese-bungen fr Kinder. Schmidhofer's Erstes Lesebuch. Schmidhofer's Zweites Lesebuch. Spanhoofd's Elementarbuch der deutschen Sprache. Spanhoofd's Erstes deutsches Lesebuch. Spanhoofd's Lehrbuch der deutschen Sprache. Wallentin's Grundzge der Naturlehre (Palmer). Wesselhoeft's Elementary German Grammar. Wesselhoeft's Exercises. Conversation and composition. Wesselhoeft's German Composition. Zinnecker's Deutsch fr Anfnger.
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