>NS IN FEJ 



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tion in j.ihii'il ui: . UH if it wer<* 



lutter, . .'I'll in tliu two .Xiiui|.: 



tur, M if printed t'n (rront actour. 



.l liomiuo ,, ut liuinme. 



In "i ' hou also tho Boinul i.f t, vi/.., at tin- -ii'l 



df tho tliir.1 IHT.-.III hiiiinilur <,f tin- imli.-;itivo mood ... 



wlli'll fiiilnv. . d |.y tllH |>r.iM< 



iiilS tho BOUIlil < .1 -follow- 



ing \\-i.r.l in i)ronuuoiation, tu if it wi-ro tliat word's first letter, 

 muuoly : 



1-il? as if printed Knt.-nt.il? 



llu liii-u ? c'out .-lli: bienp 



Ven.l il Ventil? 



BepouU-ou oiiisi t Rt'pout-on ainsi ? 



SECTION XIV. LIST OF WORDS FOR EXERCISES IN 

 COMPOSING (contiii 



3. LE COUPS HUMAIN. 

 Art<'r0, f., artery. 

 Borbe, f., bcanl. 

 Bouohe, f., imwfh. 

 Bras, in., arm. 

 Cervellc, f., drain. 



:, f., jleth. 



Gils, m. pi., eyelashet. 

 CcBur, m., l 

 Corps, m., body. 



.., side. 

 Cote, f., rib. 

 Con, m., neek. 

 Coade, m., elbow. 

 Crinc, m., ukull. 

 Cuisse, f., tliigk. 

 Doigt, m., fiuytr. 

 Dos, m., luck, 

 paule, f., shoulder. 

 Epine (da dos), f., spine, 

 Fuvoris, m. pi., v/usUr. 



. m., liver. 

 Front, ia.,/.MYhead. 

 Geuoives, f. pi., yum*. 

 Genou, m., 

 Gorifc, f., t! 

 Hauche, f., hip. 

 Jombe, f., leg. 

 Joue, L, checfc. 

 Langue, f., 



, THE HUMAN BODY. 

 Lcvre, f., lip. 

 Membre, m., 

 Meuton, m., chin. 

 Mot-lie, f., marrow. 

 Moustache, f., moustache. 

 Muscle, in., muscle. 

 Nerf, m., nerve. 

 Nez, m., none. 

 Ougle, m., nail. 

 Orteil, m., toe. 

 Os, m.,fone. 

 Palais, m., -palate. 

 Pnupiere, f., eyelid. 

 Peau, f., sfcin. 

 Pouce, m., thumb. 

 Poumon, m., lungs. 

 Prunelle, f., pupil of tho eyo. 

 Rate, f., spleen. 

 Reins, m. pi., loins. 

 Sang, m., blood. 

 Sein, m., bosom. 

 Sourcils, m. pi., eytbrom. 

 Squelotte, m., sfceicton. 

 Talon, m., heel. 

 Teint, m., complexion. 

 Tempes, f. pi., temples. 

 Trait, m.,/cature. 

 Veine, f., vein. 

 Visage, m., face. 



4. MALADIES, INFIRMITES, ETC. 



Attaque, f., attack, Jit. 

 Baume, m., balsam. 

 Begaiement, m., stammering. 

 Blessure, f., i 

 d'cite", f., blindness. 

 Chancre, m., cancer. 

 Cicatrice, f., scar. 

 Colique, f., colic. 

 Contusion, f., bruise. 

 Crampe, f., cramp. 

 Dislocation, f., dislocation. 

 Eme'tique, m., emetic. 

 Endure, f., >' 



Enrouement, m., hoarseness. 

 Eutorse, f., sprain. 

 Bpilepsie, f., qiilcp.si/. 

 EVanouissement, m., fainting. 

 Fievre, f., / 

 Fievre nerveuso, f., nervous fever. 



5. HABILLEMENTS.- 



Agrafo, f., clasp. 



Aiiruillo, f., 7ieedl. 



Aiguille a cheveux, f., hair-pin. 



Bague, f., i- 



Bas, m., stocking. 



Basin, m., <! 



Batiste, f., en 



Bijouterie, f ., jewellery. 



Bonnet, m., cap. 



Boucle, f., buckle. 



Boucle, f., locfe of hair, curl. 



Boucles d'oreilles, f. pi., ear-rin<7S. 



Bourse, f., pr. 



Bracelet, m., bracelet. 



i MALADIES, INFIRMITIES, ETC. 

 Fit-vro scarlatine, f., scarlet fever. 

 Goutte, f., gout. 

 Gu^rison, f., cure. 

 Hydropisie, f., dropsy. 

 Indisposition; f., indisposition. 

 Louche, adj., sguihting. 

 Malaise, m., indtsposftion. 

 Mutisme, m., dumbness. 

 Onpuent, m., pommade, f., salve. 

 Ordonnance, f., prescription. 

 Petite-vorole, f., sma22-px. 

 Pulmonie, f., consumption. 

 Remede, m., remedy. 

 Rhume, m., cold. 

 Rougeole, f., measl. 

 Simlite, f., (lea/ness. 

 Toux, f., cough. 

 Ulcere, m., ulcer. 

 Vertigo, m., dizziness. 



ARTICLES OF DRESS. 

 Bretelles, f. pi., bras. 

 Brosse, f., brush. 

 Brosse-a-dents, f., tooth-bnuh. 

 Calecon m., sing., drawers. 

 Ceiature, f., sash, beit, band. 

 Chauasettcs, in. pi., socks. 

 Ciroge, m., bl.i. 

 Ciseaiut, m. pi., scissors. 

 Coiffure, f., head-drew. 

 Collet, m., collar. 

 Collier, m., n<-ckiac0, 

 Coton, m., cotton. 

 Crarate, f., cravat. 

 Cri-pe, m., crop*. 



P!" ', f '., " !-(. 



f, m. pi., *j'ur. 



I. tin. in., t,tedlt-c*n. 

 BfMllall. m., fan. 

 Flacon, m.. 



Munch*. L, 



I., mtult'n. 

 i. liiifc'., 



-, f., 



Frac, iii., drug coat. 

 Frange, f., frimje. 



ire, f., trimmfnir. 

 i., vent, trais(cot. 

 Grennt, m., jarnet. 

 OuHres, f. pi., yaiters. 



. m., coat. 

 Ivoire, f., ivory. 

 Lingo, m., linw. 

 Luucttcs, f. pi., epectaclet. 



iv-nduiiU-d'oreiltet, m. pi., ear- 



I'-": . 



POTla, f., prl. 



1 .'::! . .'!', I , , I, -' .,., 



Itodingota, f., greatcoat. 



Bobo, f., drew, robe. 



Robe do cbambre, L, draring-govn. 



Satin, m., *u(i/i. 



,*ilk. 



TaWior, m., apron. 

 Taffet**, m., taftta. 

 Velour, m., elM(. 

 Vete, f.,jaeJW. 

 Voile, m., veil. 



SECTION XVI.-COMPAEISON OF ADJECTIVES ENCORE, 

 ETC. 



1. Tho superlative absolute is formed by placing trfes, fort, or 

 bicn, very, before the adjective [ 14 (11)]. 



Ces cbaudeliers Bout tr^B-utilcg, Thec candlculicla art very useful. 

 Notre tailleur est bien obUgeaut, Our tailor u very obliging. 



2. Tho superlative relative is formed by adding the article le, 

 .la, les, to a comparative [ 14 (9)]. 



Votre nercu est le plus savant de Four nephew, it the most barned 

 tous, of all. 



3. Encore is used in French in the sense of more, some more, 

 any more, still, used affirmatively and interrogatively, but not 

 negatively. 



ATCZ-VOUS encore du cafu ? you any more coffee f 



J'ai encore du cafe. I have more (or sonw more) cofet. 



J'en ai encore. I hove some more, or SONM left. 



4. Ne plus is used in the sense of not any more, and no more t 

 or none left. 



Je n'ai plus de livres, I have no more books. 



Je n'ai plus de cliocolat, I have no chocolate left. 



5. Ne guere means but little, but few. 



Je n'ai gucre d'amis, I hate but fev friends. 



Je n'en ai gucrc, I have but few but littlt. 



G. The pronouns moi, toi, lui, eux, are used instead of the 

 nominative pronouns je, tu, il, ils, after the que of a comparison, 

 and when the verb is understood. 



Vous etes plus heureux que moi, Tou or* happier than I. 

 Vous avez plus de merite que lui, You, have more merit than he, 



RESUME OF EXAMPLES. 

 Votre morchand est bien obligeont. Tour merchant is very obliging. 



Voila le meilleur de ces garf ons. 



Nous avona encore des amis. 



VOUB avez encore du credit. 



Avez-vous encore une piastre ? 



Le macon a-t-il encore des briques ? 



II n'en a plus. 



II n'a plus de briques. 



II n'en a gut-re. 



II n'en a plus guere. 



Je n'ai gui-re de livres. 



Avez-vons plus de courage que 



lui? 

 U a moins de courage que moi. 



Combien de piastres avez-vous 

 encore ? 



Correct, -e, correct. 

 Credit, m., credit. 

 Beaucoup, much. 

 Boyer, Boycr. 

 Dictionuaire, m., dic- 

 tionary. 



That is the best of those boys. 



W have tome more (or still) /nerds. 



1'ou hare still (or vet) credit. 



Have you a dollar left f 



Has the mason any more bn'cts f 



He has no more he hat none left, 



He has no more brinks. 



He has but few. 



He has but few left. 



I have but few books. 



Are you more eovrageova (tit., hovt 



you more courage) than hef 

 He is less courageous (lit., has less 



courage) than I. 

 Ho\c many dollars have you chO, or 



have you left t 



VOCABULARY. 



Savant, -e, l-arnL 

 Sanir, f., *uir. 

 Taute, f., aunt. 



Neveu, m., nephew. 

 Niece, f., nicci. 

 Nouvelles, f., netcs. 

 Quel, which, which one. 

 Salade, f., salad. 



Ville, L, toicH, cit^ 



EXERCISE 27. 



1. Votre dictionnairo est-il tri-s-correct ? 2. II est plus correct 

 qne celui de Boyer. 3. Votre dictionnairo est le plus correct de 

 toua. 4. Quel est le meilleur de cea jardina : 0. Cvlui-oi eat 



