Contes et légendes. 1re Partie

Chapter 11

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reine, f., _queen_.

rejet-é, _thrown back_;-er, _to throw back_.

rejoindre, _to join again_.

remarier, _to marry again_.

remarqu-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _noticed_;-er, _to notice_;-erai, _will notice_.

remarquable, _remarkable_.

remarquablement, _remarkably_.

remède, m., _remedy_.

remerci-a,-èrent, _thanked_.

remis, _put back_.

remonta, _mounted again_.

remontrance, f., _remonstrance_.

remords, m., _remorse_.

rempl-ir, _to fill_;-issait,-it,-i, _filled_;-issez, _fill_.

renard, m., _fox_.

rencontr-a,-èrent,-é, _met_;-er, _to meet_;-erai, _will meet_.

rend-e, _give back_;-it, _gave back_.

rendormit, se, _fell asleep again_.

renommé, _renowned_.

rentr-a,-èrent,-ait, _came in again_;-er, _to reënter_;-ant, _reëntering_.

renversa, _overturned_.

renvo-ie, _send back_;-yer, _to send back_;-ya,-yèrent,-yait,-yé, _sent back_.

répandit, _scattered_, _spilled_.

réparer, _to repair_.

repartit, _set out again_.

repas, m., _meal_.

répét-a, _repeated_;-ant, _repeating_.

replacèrent, _put back_.

répliqua, _retorted_.

répond-ait,-it,-irent,-u, _answered_;-re, _to answer_;-rai, _will answer_.

réponse, f., _answer_.

repos, m., _rest_.

repos-er, _to rest_;-é, _rested_.

repr-irent,-it, _resumed_.

reproche, m., _reproach_.

requête, f., _request_, _petition_.

réserv-ait, _reserved_.

réservoir, m., _reservoir_, _fish pond_.

résolu, _resolved_.

respect, m., _respect_.

respectueusement, _respectfully_.

respectueux, _respectful_.

resplendissant,-e, _resplendent_.

ressemble à, _looks like_.

rest-a,-èrent,-ait,-é,-ée, _remained_;-er, _to remain_;-ez, _stay_;-erai, _will remain_.

rétabli, _reëstablished_.

retir-a, _withdrew_;-é, _withdrawn_.

retour, m., _return_.

retourn-a,-é,-èrent, _returned_;-era, _will return_;-er, _to return_.

retrouvé, _found again_.

réuss-i, _succeeded_;-ira, _will succeed_.

rêve, m., _dream_.

réveilla, _awoke_.

révél-é, _revealed_;-erez, _will reveal_.

revenu,-s, m., _revenues_.

revenus, _come back_.

révérences, f., _bows_.

reverrez, _will see again_.

revi-ens, _come back_;-nt, _came back_.

revoir, _to see again_; au----, _farewell._

ri, _laughed_;-ant, _laughing_;-re, _to laugh_.

riche, _rich_.

richesses, f., _wealth_.

ridicule, _ridiculous_.

rien, _nothing_.

rivage, m., _shore_.

rivière,-s, f., _river_.

robe,-s, f., _dress_.

rocher, m., _rock_.

roi, m., _king_.

romp-u,-ue, _broken_;-re, _to break_.

ronfler, _to snore_.

rose, f., _rose_.

rose, _pink_.

rôt-ie, _roasted_;-ir, _to roast_.

rouge,-s, _red_.

roug-ir, _to blush_;-issant, _blushing_;-it, _blushed_.

roula, _rolled_.

route, f., _road_; en----, _on the way_.

royaume, m., _kingdom_.

ruban, m., _ribbon_.

rubis, m., _ruby_.

rue, f., _street_.

ruine, f., _ruin_.

rusé, _sly_, _cunning_.

sa, _her_, _his_.

sable, m., _sand_.

sabre, m., _sword_.

sac,-s, m., _bag_.

sachant, _knowing_.

sage, _wise_; _good_, _well-behaved_.

sagement, _wisely_.

sai-s,-t, _knows_.

sais-ir, _to seize_;-it, _seized_.

saison, f., _season_.

sale, _dirty_.

sal-é,-ée, _salty_.

salle, f., _hall_.

salua, _bowed_, _greeted_.

sang, m., _blood_.

sans, _without_.

santé, f., _health_.

sapin, m., _pine_.

satisfait, _satisfied_.

saucisse, f., _sausage_.

saurez, _will know_.

saut-a,-é,-èrent, _jumped_;-er, _to jump_.

sauv-a,-é,-èrent, _saved_;-erai, _will save_;-er, _to save_;-ez, _save_.

sav-ait, _knew_;-ez, _know_;-oir, _to know_.

savant, _learned_.

scène, f., _scene_.

scrupuleu-x,-se, _scrupulous_.

se, _one's self_.

seau, m., _pail_.

sec,-s, sèche,-s, _dry_.

séch-a, _dried_;-er, _to dry_.

secou-er, _to shake_;-ez, _shake_.

secours, m., _help_.

seigneur, m., _lord_.

sel, m., _salt_.

selle, f., _saddle_.

sellez, _saddle_.

semaine, f., _week_.

semait, _was sowing_.

sent-ir, _to feel_;-it, _felt_.

sêpar-a,-é,-èrent, _separated_;-er, _to separate_.

sept, _seven_.

septembre, _September_.

ser-a,-as,-ai,-ez,-ons,-ont, _will be_;-ais,-ait,-ions,-iez,-aient, _would be_.

servante, f., _servant_.

serviette, f., _napkin_.

serv-ir, _to serve_;-it, _served_.

serviteur, m., _servant_.

ses, _his_, _her_.

seule, _alone_.

seulement, _only_.

sévère, _severe_.

si, _so_, _if_.

sien,-ne,-s, _his_, _hers_.

siffler, _to whistle_.

signaux, m., _signals_.

signe, m., _sign_.

signé, _signed_.

situé, _situated_.

six, _six_.

société, f., _society_.

soeur, f., _sister_.

soi, _one's self_.

soie,-s, f., _silk_.

soi-ent,-s,-t, _may be_.

soif, f., _thirst_, _thirsty_; j'ai----, _I am thirsty_.

soigna, _cared for_.

soigneusement, _carefully_.

soin, m., _care_.

soir, m., _evening_.

soixante, _sixty_.

soleil, m., _sun_.

solennellement, _solemnly_.

solide, _solid_.

solitaire, _solitary_.

sombra, _sank to the bottom_.

somme, f., _sum_.

sommeil, m., _sleep_; j'ai----, _I am sleepy_.

sommet, m., _summit_.

son, _his_, _her_.

songe, m., _dream_.

sorcière, f., _witch_.

sort-aient,-ait,-it,-irent, _went out_;-i, _gone out_;-irai, _will go out_;-ir, _to go out_.

sou,-s, m., _cent_.

souffr-ait,-it, _suffered_.

souhait-a, _wished_;-er, _to wish_.

souhaits, m., _wishes_.

souliers, m., _shoes_.

souper, m., _supper_.

soupirant, _sighing_.

source, f., _source_, _spring_.

souris, f., _mouse_, _mice_.

sour-it,-iait, _smiled_.

sous, _under_.

souvenir, _to remember_.

souvenir, m., _remembrance_.

souvent, _often_.

souveraine, f., _sovereign_.

soy-ez, _be_;-ons, _let us be_.

spectacle, m., _sight_.

subir, _to submit_.

subitement, _suddenly_.

submergé, _flooded_, _submerged_.

succéder, _to succeed_.

succès, m., _success_.

suis, _am_; _follow_.

suite, f., _followers_, _retinue_; ainsi de----, _and so forth_.

suivant,-e, _following_.

suiv-i,-it,-irent,-ait,-aient, _followed_;-re, _to follow_;-rai, _will follow_.

superbe, _superb_.

supportait, _endured_.

supposé, _supposed_.

sur, _on_.

sûr,-e, _sure_.

sûrement, _surely_.

surpris,-e, _surprised_.

surtout, _especially_.

suspend-ue,-irent, _hung_.

ta, _thy_.

table, f., _table_.

tâche, f., _task_.

tant, _so much_, _so many_.

tante, f., _aunt_.

tard, _late_.

tasse, f., _cup_.

tât-a,-é,_felt_;-er, _to feel_.

taureau, m., _bull._

ta, _thee_, _thy_.

tel,-le,-s, _such_.

tempête, f., _tempest_.

temps, m., _time_, _weather_.

tend-it,-aient, _held out_;-re, _to hold out_;-ez, _hold_.

tendre, _tender_.

tenir, _to hold_.

tenter, _to tempt_ or _attempt_.

terminé, _ended_.

terre, f., _land_, _ground_, _earth_.

terreur, f., _terror_.

tes, _thy_.

testament, m., _will_.

tête, f., _head_.

tien,-ne,-s, _thine_.

tien-s, _hold_;-ne,-nent, _hold_;-draient, _would hold_.

timide, _afraid_.

timidement, _timidly_.

tint, _held_;----ferme, _held tight_.

tir-er, _to pull_;-ez, _pull_;-a,-èrent, _pulled_.

toilette, f., _toilet_.

toit, m., _roof_.

tomb-a,-ait,-èrent, _fell_;-é,-ée, _fallen_;-e, _falls_;-era, _will fail_.

tombe, f., _tomb_.

ton, _thy_.

tonnerre, m., _thunder_.

topaze, f., _topaz_.

tort, _wrong_; a----, _is wrong_.

tôt, _soon_.

touch-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _touched_, _collected_;-er, _to touch_, _to collect_;-ant, _touching_, _collecting_.

toujours, _always_, _still_.

tour, m., _tour_.

tourment-a,-é, _tormented_ or _worried_;-er, to _torment_ or _worry_; -erai, _will torment_ or _worry_.

tourn-a,-é, _turned_;-ez, _turn_;-er, _to turn_.

tout,-e,-s, _all_, _every_;----à coup, _suddenly_;----de suite, _immediately_.

train, m., _train_; en----, _on the point of_.

traire, _to milk_.

trait, m., _trace_.

traître, m., _traitor_.

tranquille, _quiet_.

tranquillement, _quietly_.

transport-a, _carried_, _conveyed_;-ez, _carry_, _convey_.

transports, m., _transports_.

travaill-a,-ait,-èrent,-é, _worked_;-er, _to work_;-ez, _work_.

travailleur, m., _worker_.

travers, à, _across_.

travers-a,-ait,-é,-èrent, _crossed_;-er, _to cross_;-era, _will cross_.

treize, _thirteen_.

trembl-a,-é,-êrent,-ait, _trembled_;-ant,-ante, _trembling_;-er, _to tremble_.

trempa, _dipped_.

très, _very_.

trésors, m., _treasures_.

tress-a, _twisted_, _wove_;-ant, _weaving_.

triomphe, m., _triumph_.

triple, m., _treble_.

triste, _sad_.

tristement, _sadly_.

trois, _three_.

troisième, _third_.

trompe (se), _is mistaken_.

trône, m., _throne_.

trop, _too much_, _too many_.

trotter, _to trot_.

trou, m., _hole_.

troupeau, m., _flock_.

trouv-a,-ait,-é,-èrent, _found_;-er, _to find_;-era, _will find_; -eriez, _would find_;-ant, _finding_.

tu, _thou_.

tu-a,-é,-èrent, _killed_;-er, _to kill_;-e,-ez, _kill_;-eront,-era, _will kill_.

tulipe,-s, f., _tulip_.

un,-e, _a_, _an_, _one_.

universelle, _universal_.

université, f., _university_.

usage, m., _use_.

us-e, _wears out_;-és, _worn out_.

ustensiles, m., _utensils_.

va, _go_, _is going_.

vacance, f., _holiday_.

vache, f., _cow_.

vague,-s, f., _wave_.

vain, _vain_.

vainement, _vainly_.

vais, _am going_.

vaisseau,-x, m., _vessel_.

vallée,-s, f., _valley_.

vapeur, f., _steam_, _vapor_.

vaste, _extensive_.

veille, f., _day before_.

ven-aient,-ait, _came_;-u,-ue,-ez, _come_;-ir, _to come_;-ant, _coming_.

vend-aient, _were selling_;-rons,-rez, _will sell_;-re, _to sell_;-ant, _selling_;-u, _sold_.

vengerai, _will revenge_.

vent,-s, m., _wind_.

vente, f., _sale_.

venu,-e, _come_; nouveau----, _new comer_.

ver, m., _worm_.

verdir, _to grow green_.

vérifia, _verified_.

vérité, f., _truth_.

verrez, _will see_.

vers, _towards_.

vers-èrent,-é, _poured_.

vert,-e,-s, _green_.

vertu, f., _virtue_.

vertueux,-se, _virtuous_.

veste, f., _vest_.

vêt-ir, _clothe_;-ue, _clad_.

veu-f,-ve, _widower_.

veu-x, _want_;-t, _wants_.

viande, f., _meat_.

victime, f., _victim_.

vid-a,-ait, _emptied_;-er, _to empty_.

vide, _empty_.

vie, f., _life_.

vieil,-le,-s, _old_;-le, f., _old woman_.

vieillard, m., _old man_.

vien-drons,-dront,-dra, _will come_;-ne, _may come_.

vieux, _old_.

vi-f,-ve, _lively_.

vigne, f., _vine_.

vigneron, m., _vine grower_.

vigoureusement, _vigorously_.

vilaine, _ugly_.

ville, f., _town_.

vin, m., _wine_.

vingt, _twenty_.

vin-rent,-t, _came_.

violemment, _violently_.

visit-a,-èrent,-é,-ée, _visited_;-er, _to visit_.

visites, f., _calls_.

vi-t,-rent, _saw_.

vite, _quickly_.

viv-aient,-ait, _lived_;-re, _to live_.

vivant,-e,-s, _living_.

vivement, _quickly_.

voici, _here is_, _here are_.

voie, _may see_.

voilà, _there is_, _there are_; me----, _here I am_.

voile, m., _veil_.

voile, f., _sail_; mit----, _set sail_; bateau à----, _sail boat_.

voir, _to see_.

voisin,-e,-s, _neighbor_.

voisinage, m., _neighborhood_.

voiture, f., _carriage_.

voix, f., _voice_.

vol, m., _theft_.

volant, _flying_.

volcan, m., _volcano_.

volonté, f., _wish_, _will_.

volontiers, _willingly_.

vont, _are going_.

vos, _your_.

votre, _your_.

vôtre, _yours_.

voudrez, _shall wish_.

voul-ait,-u,-urent,-ut, _wanted_;-ez, _want_;-oir, _to want_;-ant, _wanting_.

vous, _you_.

voyage, m., _journey_.

voyag-é,-ea,-èrent, _traveled_;-era, _will journey_;-eant, _journeying_.

voyageur, m., _traveler_.

voy-ant, _seeing_;-ez,-ons, _see_;-ons, _see_, _come_.

vrai,-e, _true_, _real_.

vraiment, _truly_.

vu,-s, _seen_;----que, _as_.

vue, f., _view_; en----, _in sight_.

vulgaire, _vulgar_.

y, _there_; il y a, _there is_, _are_.

yeux, m., _eyes_.

Zuidersée, _Zuyder Zee_.

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PRICE BERNHARDT. Deutsche Litteraturgeschichte $0.75

BERNHARDT. Freudvoll und Leidvoll .65

FOUQUÉ. Undine (Senger) .50

FREYTAG. Die Journalisten (Johnson) .35

GOETHE. Hermann und Dorothea (Hewett) .60

GROLLER. Inkognito, and Albersdorf. Cand. phil. Lauschmann (Lentz) .30

HEINE. Die Harzreise (Kolbe) .50

HEYSE. Er Soll Dein Herr Sein (Haertel) .30

HOLLY. German Epics Retold .65

KELLER. Bilder aus der Deutschen Litteratur. Revised 1.00

LESSING. Minna von Barnhelm (Lambert) .50

MEYER. Das Amulett (Glascock) .35

MOSER. Der Bibliothekar (Cooper) .45

RIEHL. Das Spielmannskind; Der Stumme Ratsherr (Priest) .35

RIEHL. Der Fluch der Schönheir (Frost) .30

RIEHL. Die Vierzehn Nothelfer, and Trost um Trost (Sibler) .30

ROTH. Ein Nordischer Held (Boll) .35

SCHANZ. Der Assistent and Other Stories (Beinhorn) .35

SCHEFFEL. Der Trompeter von Säkkingen (Buehner) .75

SCHILLER. Ballads and Lyrics. Selections (Rhoades) .60

SCHILLER. Die Jungfrau von Orleans (Florer) .70

SCHILLER. Wilhelm Tell (Roedder) .70

STERN. Geschichten von Deutschen Stàdten. In two Parts. Each .70

STIFTER. Das Heidedorf (Lentz) .25

WILDENERBUCH. Das Edle Blut (Eggert) .30

ADVANCED

COLLITZ. Selections from Early German Literature $1.00