coq, m.

cock. domestique, adj. tame. étoffe, f.

stuff, cloth. facteur, m. postman. merci, m.

you. oie, f.

goose. pris, e, part. taken. prix, m. prize, price.

{thaoks

, thank

Voyager,

Vocabulary 35.

to amuse one's s'amuser,

self.

to be called, s'appeler,

to call one's

self. après, prep.

after. se coucher, to

go

to bed.

to lose one's s'égarer,

way. s'éveiller,

to awake, wake

up. forêt, f.

forest.

to accustom s'habituer,

one's self.

to wash one's se laver,

self. se lever,

to rise, get up. parent, e, n. m.f. relation.

to walk, take se promener,

a walk, remercier, to thank. Robert, m. Robert. si, adv.

80 much. tard, ado. late.

to deceive one's se tromper,

self. violon, m. violin.

Vocabulary 32. chanter,

to sing. danser,

to dance. messieurs, m. pl. gentlemen, Messrs plaisir, m. pleasure. prêter,

to lend.

most part, plupart, f.

greatest part,

majority.

most, several, plusieurs, ind. pro. the

greater part.

{

Vocabulary 33. bal, m.

ball. blâmer,

sto blame, to find

fault with. blesser,

to wound. comte, m. count. Grec, m.

Greek. inviter,

to invite.

Vocabulary 36. car, conj. for, because.

ceasing, intercesse, f.

mission. cesser,

to cease. compte, m. bill, account. cruche, f. pitcher. éclair, m. lightning falloir, imp. 0.*

must, should,

ought. strong.

vel, nouvelle, }new.

officier, m. officer. parce que, conj. because. Troie, f.

Troy. Vocabulary 34.

fort, e,

it is necessary,

this way.

to pass.

) necessary. to enano. not yet. little, few.

peu, ado.

to rain. rain.

journée, f. nécessaire, neiger, imp.o. pas encore, peu, m. pleuvoir, imp.o. pluie, f. rendre, sans, prep. taire, irr.o. se taire, irr.o. temps, in. tonner,

without. s to say nothing

{

to be silent. weather. to thunder.

or

woman.

partont,

everywhere. passer,

little, fer. presque,

almost. quelquefois, sometimes. rencontrer,

to meet. Stuttgard, Ta. Stuttgart.

Vocabulary 39. à cause de, on account of accompagner, to accompany. Allemand (un)

a German. armoire, f. cupboard, closet. au lieu de, instead of. au tour de around, about. aveugle, n. m. f.

fblind man aveugle, adj. blind. boulanger, m. baker. bourse, f. exchange. chemin de fer, m. railway. chez, prep.

sat, at the house

of, among, to. (il est chez lui, he is at home.) contre,

against. coton, m.

cotton. depuis,

since, from, for. derrière,

behind. dessous,

. dessus,

on, upon.

(au-dessus, above.) en, prep.

in, into, to. enfance, f.

( infancy, child

hood. entre, prep.

between. Français, m. Frenchman. Française, f. French woman.

railway station, jusqu'à,

as far as. leur, po88. adj. their. lit, m.

bed. long, m. length. mettre, irr. v.

to put. mur, m.

wall. naissance, f. birth. sauter,

to leap, jump situé, e, adj. situated. situer,

to place. vis-à-vis (de) opposite.

Vocabulary 87. agir,

to act. constamment, constantly. également, equally. facilement, easily. fois, f.

time. légèrement, lightly, slightly. lentement, slowly. marcher,

to walk. mieux, ado.

better, more. prochain, e, nest. prudemment, prudently. récompenser, to reward. richeinent, richly. sévèrement, severely. traiter,

to treat. travail, m.

work. vite, adv.

quickly, fast. vraiment, truly.

Vocabulary 38. ailleurs, adv. elsewhere. aller, irr. v. à peu près, nearly. apporter, to bring. autre,

other. baigner, to bathe, wash. davantago, adv. more. dohors, adv. outside. on haut, above, upstairs. journal, m. newspaper. là-bas

{ yonder, there

. moulin, m. mili. nulle part,

nowhere. par hasard,

accidentally.

{ undatin under

gare, f.

to go.

avant,

before. bienfaiteur, m., benefactor.

{ popaupersom

to serve. willingly.

{

{

après-demain,

to-morrow. faim, f.

hunger. main, f.

hand. midi, m.

noon,

(à midi, at noon.) mourir, irr. v. to die. parole, f. word. probablement, probably. promenade, f. walk, promenade promettre, irr. v. to promise, promis, e, part. promised. tenir, irr. v.

to hold, keep ,

. venir, irr. v.

to come. vertueux, se, virtuous. voir, irr. v.

pauvre, adj.

poor, needy. pauvre, n. m.

. prison, f. prison. reprocher, to reproach. simplement, simply. suffire, irr. v.

to suffice, to be

sufficient. Vocabulary 45. acquérir, irr. v. to acquire. Alexandre, m. Alexander. application, f. application. bien, n. m. property. bouillir, irr. o. to boil. connaissance, f. knowledge. conquérir, irr. v. to conquer. étude, f.

study. joie, f.

joy. légitimement, lawfully. cuf, m.

egg. peine, f. pain, trouble. peur, f.

fear. profiter,

s to profit, im

prove. tressaillir, irr. v. to start, tremble.

tranquillement, { tranquilly,

to see

Vocabulary 44. armée, f.

army. chaud, e, hot, warm. fenêtre, f. window. froid, n. m.

cold. malade, n. m. f.

s invalid, sick

person. ouvrir, irr. v. souffrir, irr. v. to suffer. vêtir, irr. v. to clothe.

{

to open.

apricot. autumn. warmly. completely. to gather.

Vocabulary 46.

adversary, opadversaire, m.

ponent. coutume, f. habit, custom. drap, m. cloth. falloir, imp. v. to be obliged. mètre, m.

meter. prévaloir, irr. v. to prevail. riche, n. m.

rich man. valoir, irr. v. to be worth. vivre, irr. v. to live.

Vocabulary 47. bonté, f.

goodness, kindgros, se,

great, large. non plus, no longer. oh ! int.

0! oh! pouvoir, irr, v. to be able.

to be willing. vouloir, irr. v.

to wish.

to run away,

ness.

abricot, m. automne, m. chaudement, complétement, cueillir, irr. o. s'enfuir, irr. v. ennemi, m. ennemie, f. fruit, m. fuir, irr. v. généreux, se, hiver, m. légume, m. mal, adv. modeste, moment, m.

{*

escape. enemy, m. enemy. fruit. to shun, avoid. generous. winter. vegetable. badly. modest. moment.

{

Vocabulary 48. besoin, m. want. Dieu, m.

God. pourvoir, irr. v. to provide.

Vocabulary 51. annoncer,

to announce. s'asseoir, irr, v. to sit down, sit. banc, m.

bench. déchoir, irr, v. to decay, fall off estime, f. esteem. premier, ère, first. public, m. public.

roof. trône, m.

throne. vieillard, m.

toit, m.

old man.

Vocabulary 55. bienséant, e, becoming. campagnard, m. countryman, campagnarde, f. country-woman. de bon coeur,

heartily. embarras, m. embarrassment. embarrassé, e, embarrassed. menace, f.

menace, threat. naïf, naïve,

naive, artless,

plain. prétention, f. pretension. raconter, to tell, relate. rire, irr. v. to laugh. rire de, irr. v. to laugh at. simplicité, f. simplicity. sot, te, n. m. f. fool. sourire, irr, v. to smile. tel, le,

such, such a one,

тапу а опе.

Vocabulary 52. belle-soeur, f. sister-in-law. contredire, irr. v. to contradict. dédire, irr. v. to disown. dette, f.

debt. de venir,

about coming. étonner,

Vocabulary 56. bas, n. m. stocking. chaise, f.

chair. épée, f.