— 4 § 94. — 5 § 91. (3.) and N.—6 § 98. 4. and N. —7 § 121. III. 1., the protasis, as frequently, being implied. — 8 § 98. 7. N. 1. — 9 § 91. (1.) — 10 § 98. 7. — 11 § 59. Ex. 6. - 12 § 128. 2. — 13 § 59. Ex. 5. — 14 § 117. — 15 Avoir pitié de, to pity. — 10 § 78. 2.-17 § 119. — 18 § 115. — 19 § 120. 5.

14 § 102.

§ 66.–1§ 115. — 2 § 63. I. — 3 § 119, and N. — 4 § 116. — 5 § 117. — 6 § 110. — 7 § 137.3. N. 2. — 8 §§ 117, 119. — 9 § 121. III. 1. — 10 § 115. — 11 § 99.3. N.-12 § 59. Ex. 4. 13 § 137. 3. 15 § 99.4. 16 § 118. 17 § 119.18 D'avoir parlé, for having spoken, § 102.-19 App. § 2. (3.) N.—20 Que de is thus used before infinitives, which may be rendered into English by the simple infinitive, or by that and the finite verb, accompanied by the auxiliary should; for example, que d'écouter, to hear; that you should hear. 21 § 78. 2.-22 See 21; il importe being equivalent to il est, impersonal, followed by a predicate adjective. — 23 § 99. 3. — 24 § 63. - 25 § 121. II. 3. 26 § 86, and 119. 27 Tout de grossier, everything coarse, § 63. R.

§ 67.-1§ 59. Ex. 4. — 2 § 139, faire tort à, § 119. N. - 3 § 24. 9. B. 7. and N. - 4 § 118.5 Je crois apercevoir, I believe I perceive, or I believe that I perceive. 6 § 102. — 7 § 90. N. 3, the previous clause being equivalent to a clause introduced by ce qui. — 8 -8 En, of it, § 86.-9 Manquer de, to omit to; 10 § 106. N. manquer à, to fall short in. - 11 § 118. 12 § 113. - 13 § 86. N. — 14 § 135. — 15 § 78. 2. - 16 § 59. Ex. 5. — 17 § 59. (a.) — 18 § 134. — 19 § 131.

20 § 111. N. - 21 § 125. 1. — 22 § 7. 6. and 7. N.

§ 68.-1§ 99. 1.—2 § 94. — 3 § 59. (d.) — 4 § 59. Ex. 2.-5 § 99.3. — § 99.2. -7§ 59. Ex. 4. — -8 § 99. 4. — 9 § 99. 5. — 10 § 115. N. 2.- 11 § 100. 12 § 7. 6. — 13 § 59. (c.) — 14 A l'ordinaire, ordinarily.— 15 § 106. -16 § 99. 3. N.-17 Que, how many. 18 § 63. I. -19 Résolu does not change, the preceding qu' being the object of éviter. - 20 § 78. 2.; the previous construction being equivalent to être, impersonal, and a predicate adjective. — 21 § 22. R. 3.

§ 69.-1§ 120.4.-2 § 125.3. — 3 § 137. 3. — 4 § 24. 8. N. 5. — 5 § 103.—6 §§ 117, 119.- § 120.5. N.—8 § 120. 5.-9 § 99.4.-10 § 120. 1. — 11 § 59. (b.)—12 § 63, des, nom. of the partitive article. — 13 § 125. 2.-14 De venir, for coming. — 15 § 99.3.16 § 100.17 § 103. — 18 § 120.3.-19 § 98. 7. N. 1.-20 § 106.-21 § 125. 6. N. 1. — 22 § 120. 2.- 23 § 125. 4.

§ 70.-1§ 120.5.-2 § 120. 2. — -3 § 137. 3. N. 2. - 4 § 122. 1. — 5 § 122. 2. — 6 § 120.1.-7 -7 § 99. 3. — § § 121. III. 2. —9 § 120. 2; § 122. 2. - 10 § 7. 6. — 11 § 120.4. — 12 § 122. N. 1. — 13 § 137. 3. Ex. — 14 § 131. 3. — 15 § 125. N. -16 § 125. 3. - 17 De, genitive of the partitive article, § 7. 4. 18 § 120. 5. N.

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§ 71.-1§ 103.-2 § 99. 2. — § 59. Ex. 4. - 4 The present is here used for the future, as in English. - 5 § 121. I. 1. — -6 § 121. I. 2. — 7 § 121. I. 3. — 8 § 121. I. 3. N.-9§ 64. N.-10 § 112.-11 § 86, and N.-12 § 102.- -13 Entre, into. - 1 § 59. Ex. 5.-15 § 121. II. 4. N. — 16 § 59. Ex. 1.-17 § 99. 3. N.-18 § 121, I. 4. — 19 § 57. Ex. 4. 21 § 120. 3. -20 § 121. III. 2. -22 § 110.—23 § 137. 3. 25 § 82. N. 1.

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§ 72.-18 121. III. 1.2 En for him. - 3 § 125. 4. — § 86. — § 137. 3. N. 1.-6§ 121. II. 1.-7 § 99.4.-8 § 125. 6. N. 1.-9 § 125. 6. N. 2. — -10 § 99.3. N. -"Il fait beau temps, § 139.-12 121. II. 3.-13 § 99.4.-14 § 42. — 15 § 59. Ex. 5. -16 Assez malheureux que de rencontrer, unhappy enough to meet; so unhappy as to meet. -17 § 121. I. 2.-18 Rivaler avec, to rival.

$73. -1A la hâte, hastily.-2 Reprocher quelque chose à quelqu'un, to reproach any one with anything.-3 § 24. 8. N. 5.-4 § 103.5 § 59. Ex. 4. — 6 § 137. 3.-7 § 125. 1. — 8 § 121. III. 2. — 9 § 124. - 10 En bien, favorably.

§ 74.-18 24. 8. (1.) — 2 § 24. 8. (2.)-3 De même que, in the same manner as; just as. - 4 4 § 128. 2. - 5 § 128. 1. — 6 § 125. 1.—7 § 133. N. 4. R.-8§ 118. -9§ 28.4. - 10 § 59. Ex. 1. — 11 § 139. -12 § 102.-13 13 Jusqu'à, until, § 128. 3. — 14 De, for.-15 § 59. Ex. 5.-16 § 90. N. 4. - 17 § 135. — 18 § 59. Ex. 4.

§ 75.-1§ 29. 9. A. 6. R. 2§ 112.3 § 19. N. 2. -4 § 104.5 § 60. ·

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§ 139.7 § 57. Ex. 2.-8 § 125. 4. — 9 § 110.-10 § 84.-11 § 120. 2.— -12 § 125. 2.13 § 86.14 § 101. - 15 § 82, and R. — 16 § 120.5.-17 Faire nuit, to grow dark, § 59. Ex. 5.-18 § 137. 3. — 19 § 87. N. 2. -20 § 28. 4.-21 En ville, into the city. 22 § 120.

$76.-1Se porter, § 139.-2 § 60.-3 Elle est malade depuis deux mois, she has been sick these two months, § 121. I. 1. N. 2.-4 § 120. 1.-5 § 125. 1. - 6 Entendre parler de, § 139.7 Il en est de, it is with. 8 § 7. 6. N. 9 § 120. 2.10 Avoir mal à, § 139. - 11 § 57. Ex. 2. - 12 Avoir faim, § 139. 13 § 99.4.14 § 91. 2. — 15 § 104. -16 Mettre à couvert de, to shelter from; to protect from.

VOCABULARY.

FRENCH-ENGLISH.

NOTE 1.- This Vocabulary contains the translation of the words which occur in the French Exercises, pp. 201-274; but articles, numerals, aud pronouns, which are given in §§ 7, 22, 24, and proper nouns spelled alike in French and English, are omitted.

NOTE 2.- Idioms and constructions explained in the notes, or in § 139, are not given in this Vocabulary.

NOTE 3. The ordinary grammatical abbreviations are used.

A, prep to, at, with, for, in, on, upon, by. | Accuser, 1. v. a. to accuse; to argue.
Abandonner, 1. v. a. to abandon.
Abattre, 4. v. a. irr. (conj. like BAT-
TRE), to throw down; to cut down.
Abbaye, n. f. abbey : l'Abbaye de West-

Accroître, 4. v. n. irr. (conj. like CROî- Affaire, n. f. business; (pl.), business.

S'affecter, v. ref. | Américain, e, adj. & sub. American.

Agir, 2. v. n. to act; to do. S'agir, v. Ancien, n. m. ancient; senior.

Allié, n. m., e, n. f. ally; relation (by Appeler, 1. v. a. irr. to name; to call.

Apprivoiser, 1. v. a. to tame.
Approbation, n. f. approbation.
Approcher, 1. v. a. to bring near.
S'approcher, v. ref. to draw near.
Approcher, 1. v. n. to approach.
Approfondir, 2. v. a. to examine thor-
oughly.

Approuver, 1. v. a. to approve.
Après, prep. after.

Après, adv. after; next; afterwards.
Après-midi, n. f. afternoon.

Après-que, conj. after.

Assyrien, ne, adj. & sub. Assyrian.
Athénien, ne, adj. & sub. Athenian.
Atrocité, n. f. atrocity.

Attacher, 1. v. a. to attach; to fasten.
S'attacher, v. ref. to cling; to adhere.
Attaque, n. f, attack.

Attaquer, 1. v. a. to attack.

Attendre, 4. v. a. to wait for; to expect.
Attendrir, 2. v. a. to make tender.
Attenti-f, ve, adj. attentive, mindful.
Attention, n. f. attention.

Attentivement, adv. attentively.

Arabie, n. f. Arabia : Arabie Heureuse, Attirer, 1. v. a. to attract.

Armer, 1. v. a. to arm. S'armer, v. ref. Autant, adv. as much; as many.

Arriver, 1. v. n. to happen; to come; to Autrichien, ne, adj. & sub. Austrian.

arrive.

Arrogance, n. f. arrogance.

Arroser, 1. v. a. to water; to sprinkle.

Art, n. m. art.

Artillerie, n. f. artillery.

Autruche, n. f. ostrich.

Avancé, e, adj. advanced; forward.
Avancer, 1. v. a. & n. to advance.
Avant, prep. (of time), before.
Avantage, n. m. advantage.

Asie, n. f. Asia: Asie Mineure, Asia Mi- Avare, adj. avaricious.

nor.

Asile, Asyle, n. m. asylum; refuge.
Aspirer, 1.v. a. & n. to inhale; to aspire.
Assaillir, 2. v. a. irr. (conj. like SAIL-
LIR), to assail; to attack.

Avare, n. m. miser.
Avec, prep. with.
Avenir, n. m. future.
Aventure, n. f. adventure.
Avertir, 2. v. a. to inform.

Asseoir, 3. v. a. irr. to set; to seat. Aveugle, adj. blind.