Spanish short stories

Part 27

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=tradición,= _f._, tradition.

=traducir,= to translate; betray.

=traer,= to bring, carry, keep; make (_a journey_); =-- prisa,= to be in a hurry.

=tragar,= to swallow, believe implicitly; =--se,= to restrain (_as tears_).

=trágicamente,= tragically.

=trago,= drink, draught; =beber un --,= to take a drink.

=traición,= _f._; =á --,= treacherously.

=traidor, -a,= traitor, traitoress.

=traigo,= _pr. ind. of_ =traer=.

=traje,= _m._, dress, robe, garb; =--de soldado,= soldier's uniform.

=traje, -iste, -o,= _etc._, _pret. of_ =traer=.

=trampa=, trap.

=trance=, _m._, critical moment.

=tranquilicé,= _pret. of_ =tranquilizar=.

=tranquilizador, -a,= tranquilising, comforting.

=tranquilizar,= to calm, appease; =--se=, not to be uneasy.

=tranquilo,= calm, quiet, peaceful, steady; =por lo --,= by its tranquility.

=transcendental,= far-reaching.

=transcrito= (_p. p. of_ =transcribir=)=,= transcribed, copied.

=transcurrir,= to pass, go by (_of time_).

=transeunte,= _m._, passer-by.

=transformar,= to transform; =--se=, to be transformed.

=tránsito,= transition, death (_of a holy person_).

=tranvía,= _m._, tramway.

=trapo,= rag, sails; =á todo --,= with all one's might; =lengüecita de --,= stammering little tongue.

=tras,= after; =-- de,= behind.

=trasera,= back part, rear.

=traslación,= _f._, change, transfer.

=trasladarse,= to move, betake oneself.

=traspasar,= to exceed, pierce; =traspasada (de),= beside herself (with).

=trastornar,= to confuse, turn (_upside down_), upset.

=trastorno,= turmoil.

=tratamiento,= style of address.

=tratante,= _m._, dealer.

=tratar,= to treat; =-- de,= to try, consider; =--se de,= to be a question of; =-- de tú,= to address each other familiarly with =tú=.

=trato,= conduct, manners, social intercourse.

=través; al -- de, á -- de,= through, over, across; =de --,= sideways, aside.

=travesía,= passage, crossing, distance.

=travesura,= prank, mischief.

=traza,= trace, sign, appearance.

=trece,= thirteen.

=treinta,= thirty.

=trejo= = =trajo=.

=tremendo,= tremendous.

=trémulo,= trembling.

=tren,= _m._, train; =-- expreso,= express train.

=trenza,= plat, braid.

=tres,= three; =á las -- menos cuarto,= at a quarter to three.

=treta,= trick.

=tribunal,= _m._, tribunal; =-- de la penitencia,= confessional.

=tributo,= tribute.

=trigo,= wheat.

=trigueño,= brunette, dark-complexioned.

=trincar,= to lash, make fast; break, keep close to the wind; _coll._, to drink.

=trinchador, -a,= carver.

=trinchar,= to carve.

=tripulación,= _f._, crew.

=tripular,= to man.

=trisca,= noise (_made by breaking glass or nuts_); =peguéla una --,= I gave her a trouncing.

=triste,= sad, mournful.

=tristeza,= sadness.

=tristísimo= (_from_ =triste=)=,= most gloomy.

=triunfador, -a,= victor.

=triunfalmente,= triumphantly, in triumph.

=triunfo,= triumph.

=trocar (ue),= to change, barter, exchange; =-- todos los frenos,= to get everything twisted.

=troje,= _m._, granary.

=tronco,= trunk of a tree; =como un -- que se desploma,= flat to the ground like a log.

=trono,= throne.

=tropa,= troop.

=tropel,= _m._, crowd, number, flood.

=tropezar (ie),= to stumble; =-- con,= to come to, to meet accidentally.

=tropezón,= _m._, stumbling, tripping.

=tropiezo,= obstacle, difficulty.

=trote,= _m._, trot; =tomar el --,= to start on a galop.

=trozo,= piece, selection, air; =--s,= snatches.

=trucha,= trout.

=trueno,= thunder-clap.

=trueque ; á -- (de),= in exchange, in order to, for the sake of.

=tú,= thou, you; =hablarle de --,= address with =tú= (_the more familiar way_).

=tuerto,= squint-eyed; =el --,= Squint-eye.

=tumba,= tomb.

=tumbar,= to fall, tumble; throw down, strike down.

=tumulto,= tumult, commotion.

=tunante,= _m._, crafty fellow, idler, rascal.

=túnica,= tunic.

=tuno,= scamp, rogue.

=turba,= crowd, throng, multitude.

=turbación,= _f._, confusion, worry, uneasiness.

=turbar,= to trouble, alarm.

=turbulencia,= turbulence, restlessness.

=turno,= turn; =por --,= each one in turn.

=turquí,= _see_ =azul=.

=turrón,= _m._, nougat (_a confection made with almonds and honey_).

=tuve, -iste, -o,= _etc._, _pret. of_ =tener=.

=tuviera, tuviese,= _imp. subjs. of_ =tener=.

=tuyo, -a,= thine, your; =los tuyos,= thy (your) people; =hacer de las tuyas,= to be at your tricks.

U

=ú,= or (+ =o-= _or_ =ho-=).

=Ujarraz,= _prop. noun_.

=ultimado,= finished.

=último,= last, latter; greatest, highest; =por --,= lastly, finally; =esto --,= this last thing; =de --,= the last of all; =en -- término,= lastly.

=umbral,= _m._, threshold.

=unánime,= unanimous.

=únicamente,= only, solely.

=único,= only; =lo --,= the only thing.

=uniforme,= _m._, uniform; =los de --,= the soldiers, officers.

=unir,= to unite, join, meet.

=universo,= world, universe.

=un(o), -a,= one, a; _pl._, some, the same; =uno al otro,= each other; =no son unos,= they are not alike.

=untar,= to grease, rub; =-- las manos,= to bribe.

=uña,= finger-nail; =echar la -- (á),= to get hold (of).

=urbanidad,= _f._, civility, politeness.

=urbano,= urbane, polite.

=urgir,= to urge, be urgent; =me urge,= I am in haste (to).

=urna,= urn, glass-case (_for images_).

=usar,= to use, wear; =-- de,= to make use of.

=uso,= use, custom.

=usted,= _pl._, =ustedes,= you.

=útil,= useful.

=utilidad,= _f._, utility, service.

V

=V., Vd.= = =usted=; _pl._, =V. V., Vds.= = =ustedes=.

=vaciar,= to empty.

=vacilante,= wavering.

=vacilar,= to stagger.

=vacío,= empty.

=vagar,= to wander.

=vagido,= utterance (_of a new-born child_).

=vago,= vague.

=vaho,= vapor.

=vaina,= scabbard, sheath.

=Valdepeñas,= _prop. noun_ (_town in the province of Ciudad Real; famous for its table wine_).

=Valdivia,= _prop. noun_ (_a town in Chile_).

=valedor,= _m._, protector, defender.

=Valencia,= _prop. noun_ (_Valencia, pop. about 160,000, is the third largest city of Spain. It is on the east coast, and is an important seaport_).

=valer,= to be worth, procure (_as a name_); =--se (de),= to make use (of), employ; =hacer --,= to insist, claim; =vale más,= it is better; =¡me valga Dios!= bless me!; =valiérame más,= it would be better for me.

=valeroso,= brave, heroic.

=valga,= _pr. subj. of_ =valer=.

=valiente,= valiant; (_coll._), big, excessive.

=valor,= _m._, value, valor, courage.

=Valverde,= _prop. noun_ (_lit._, green valley).

=Valladolid,= _prop. noun_ (_capital of the province of the same name; pop. about 70,000_).

=valle,= _m._, valley, vale.

=vámonos, vamos=; _see_ =ir=.

=vanidad,= _f._, vanity, ostentation.

=vano,= vain, in vain; =en --,= in vain.

=vapor,= _m._, vapor, fume, "bouquet" (_of wine_); steamer.

=vara,= yard (_about 33 inches_), rod.

=varar,= to run aground, be stranded.

=variación,= _f._, change.

=variar,= to vary; =-- de sitio,= to shift, move about.

=vario,= varied, changing, fickle; _pl._, several, various.

=Varmen,= _f._, _prop. noun_.

=varón,= _m._, man.

=varonil,= manly, vigorous.

=vas,= _pr. ind. of_ =ir=.

=vaso,= glass.

=vaticinio,= prediction.

=vaya,= _pr. subj, of_ =ir=; _exclam._, well! indeed! what a question!; =-- un modo de despedirse,= a nice way of taking leave; =-- con Dios,= good-bye and may God keep you.

=vé,= _imper., and pers. sing., of_ =ir=.

=vecindad,= _f._, neighborhood.

=vecindario,= inhabitants.

=vecino,= neighbor, resident, inhabitant; =-- de,= verging on.

=vega,= (fertile) plain.

=vehemencia,= vehemence, violence, fervor; =con --,= vehemently, violently.

=vehemente,= impetuous.

=veinte,= twenty.

=veinticuatro,= twenty-four.

=veintinueve,= twenty-nine.

=veintiún(o),= twenty-one.

=vejetal,= vegetable.

=vejez,= _f._, old age.

=vela,= candle, sail; =gran --,= main-sail.

=velada,= watch, wakefulness.

=velar,= to watch (_at night_), wake, be watchful.

=veleta,= weather-vane.

=velis nolis= (_Latin_)=,= willy-nilly.

=velo,= veil, curtain.

=veloz,= swift.

=velozmente,= quickly, swiftly.

=vena,= vein.

=vencedor, -a,= conqueror, victor.

=vencer,= to conquer, win, overcome.

=vender,= to sell.

=veneno,= poison, wrath, passion; =hecho un --,= furious.

=venerar,= to venerate, worship.

=vengan,= _pr. subj. of_ =venir=.

=venganza,= vengeance, revenge.

=venida,= coming.

=venir,= to come; fit; =--se,= to come; =si viene á mano,= if there is a chance; =un poco ancha te vendrá,= it is probably a little too wide for you.

=venite adoremus= (_Latin_) = =venid y adoremos= (_the beginning words of a prayer_).

=ventaja,= advantage.

=ventajosamente,= advantageously.

=ventana,= window.

=ventilado,= ventilated, airy.

=ventilar,= to ventilate.

=ver,= to see; =á --,= let us (me) see; =-- la cara á la muerte,= to face death.

=vera,= earnestness.

=verano,= summer.

=veras; de --,= truly, really, sincerely.

=verdad,= _f._, truth; it is true; =¿no es --?= is it not true?

=verdaderamente,= truly, really.

=verdadero,= real, true, genuine.

=verde,= green; perverse; =poner --á alguno=, to accuse one of perversity.

=verdura,= vegetables.

=vergüenza,= shame, sense of shame, embarrassment; =me da --,= I am ashamed.

=verídico,= truthful, authentic.

=verja,= railing.

=verosimilitud,= _f._, probability, likelihood.

=verso,= verse; _pl._, verses, poetry.

=verter (ie),= to shed.

=verticalmente,= vertically.

=vespertino; paseo --,= evening-walk.

=vestido,= dress, gown; clothes.

=vestigio,= vestige, foot-mark.

=vestir (i),= to dress, wear, clothe; =--se,= to dress; =-- de,= to dress as.

=vetusto,= ancient, very old.

=vez,= _f._, time; =en -- de,= instead of; =á la --,= successively; at the same time; =de -- en cuando,= now and then; =á mi --,= in my turn; =una sola --,= once; =tal --,= perhaps; =sin tal --,= perhaps not; =las más de veces,= most of the time; =-- y --,= once upon a time; =á veces,= sometimes; =una y otra --,= repeatedly; =pocas veces,= seldom.

=vi, viste, vió,= _etc._, _pret. of_ =ver=.

=viaje,= _m._, trip, journey, voyage.

=viático,= viaticum (_the sacrament administered to the dying_).

=víbora,= viper.

=vibrar,= to vibrate; _noun_, vibration.

=vicio,= vice, bad habit.

=viciosona= (_aug._)=,= wicked woman.

=víctima,= victim, prey.

=victimario,= sacrificer (_servant who assists the sacrificing priest_).

=vida,= life; =en mi= (=tu, su,= _etc._) =--= (_before the verb_)=,= never in my (your, his, _etc._) life; =por -- de Cristo,= in Heaven's name, for goodness' sake.

=vidriera,= window, pane.

=vidrio,= glass; =-- de colores,= stained glass (_window_).

=viejecita= (_dim._)=,= little old woman.

=viejo, -a,= old man, old woman; =--s,= old people; _adj._, old.

=viento,= wind.

=vientre,= _m._, belly, paunch, stomach; hull (_of a ship_); intestines (_of animals_); =sobre el --,= face downward.

=viera, viese,= _imp. subjs. of_ =ver=.

=viernes,= _m._, Friday.

=viga,= beam.

=vigilante,= _m._, watch, sentinel.

=vigilar,= to watch.

=vigilia,= vigil, sleepless night.

=vigor,= _m._, vigor, energy.

=vigoroso,= vigorous, solid.

=villancico,= Christmas carol.

=vinagre,= _m._, vinegar; =cara de --,= sour face.

=vine, -iste, -o,= _etc._, _pret. of_ =venir=.

=vinífero,= wine-producing; referring to the wine.

=vinillo= (_dim._)=,= poor wine.

=vino,= wine; =-- del país,= wine from one's own country; =--generoso,= fine, rich wine; =--moro,= pure wine.

=viña,= vineyard.

=viñedo,= district abounding in vineyards; _pl._, vineyards.

=violencia,= violence; =con --,= violently, hard.

=violento,= forced, unnatural.

=virada,= tacking, turn.

=virgen,= _f._, virgin; =¡-- santísima!= good gracious!

=virtud,= _f._, virtue.

=virtuoso,= virtuous.

=visaje,= _m._, grimace.

=visión,= _f._, vision, sight.

=visita,= visit, visiting, caller, visitor.

=víspera,= eve.

=vista,= view, sight, eye; =con la --en el suelo,= his eyes fastened on the ground; =dar -- á,= to come in view of; =fijar la --en,= to fix one's eyes on; =en --de,= because of; =en -- de que,= considering that; because.

=vistan,= _pr. subj. of_ =vestir=.

=vístase,= _pr. subj. of_ =vestirse=.

=visto,= _p. p. of_ =ver=; =por lo --,= evidently; =-- y no--,= visible and yet incredible.

=vistoso,= beautiful.

=vitalidad,= _f._, vitality.

=viuda,= widow; =quedar --,= to be left a widow.

=vivamente,= quickly, eagerly.

=víveres,= _m. pl._, provisions.

=vivienda,= dwelling-place, home, house.

=viviente,= _m._, living being; =--s,= people.

=vivir,= to live; =¡viva!= long live! hurrah (for)! hail (to)!

=vivo,= lively, animated, alive, living, vivid; =tan al -- hecho,= made so natural.

=vizcaíno,= from Biscay.

=Vizcaya,= Biscay (_a region in Northern Spain_).

=vocear,= to shout, cry, cry out.

=vocería,= clamor, voices.

=volante,= flying.

=volar (ue),= to fly, vanish.

=volcán,= _m._, volcano.

=volubilidad,= _f._, volubility.

=voluntad,= _f._, will, good-will, kindness; =todas las --es,= everyone's good-will.

=voluptuosidad,= _f._, voluptuousness; =con --,= thoroughly (_in Los Puritanos_).

=volver (ue),= to turn, return; =--se,= to turn back _or_ into, change, become; =-- á hacer alguna cosa,= to do something again; =--se atrás,= to back out; =--pies atrás,= to retrace one's steps; =-- en sí,= to recover one's senses; =vuelto de espaldas,= with one's back turned.

=vomitar,= to vomit; give forth (_something one has refused_).

=vos,= ye, you.

=vosotros,= ye, you.

=votar,= to vow; =voto á ...,= by...; =¡voto á bríos!= (_an oath expressing vengeance_), by Heaven!

=voto,= vow.

=voy, vas, va,= _etc._, _pr. ind. of_ =ir=.

=voz,= _f._, voice, word, outcry, rumor; =á toda --, á grandes voces,= with a loud voice, loudly, at the top of one's voice; =dar voces,= to make an outcry; =á voces,= aloud.

=vuelo,= flight, wings;= bajar en un --,= to fly down.

=vuelta,= turn, return; =--s,= facing, cuffs and lappels; =á (de) -- de,= on returning from; =dar la --,= to turn back; take a turn; =dar la -- al mundo,= to make a trip around the world; =ir de --,= to return.

=vuelto,= _p. p. of_ =volver=.

=vuestro, -a,= your, yours.

=vulgar,= common, ordinary.

=vulgarmente,= commonly.

=vulgo,= masses, crowd, mob.

Y

=ya,= now, then, already; in due time; =-- no,= no longer; =ya... ya= (_with subj._)=,= whether... or; =-- que,= since.

=yacer,= to lie.

=yegua,= mare.

=yendo,= _pr. p. of_ =ir=.

=yerba= = =hierba=.

=yerno,= son-in-law.

=yerto,= rigid, stiff.

=yugo,= yoke.

Z

=zahareño,= wild, shy, stubborn.

=zalamería,= flattery.

=zambomba,= rustic drum (_open at one end, closed at the other, with a tightly-stretched skin from which projects a reed, which is rubbed to produce noise_).

=zapatero,= shoemaker, cobbler.

=zapato,= shoe.

=zarzuela,= light opera.

=¡zas!= bang!

=zona,= zone.

=zorregar= = =zurriagar,= to chastise with a whip _or_ thong.

=zorro, -a,= fox.

=zozobra,= anguish, worry.

=zumba,= jest, raillery.

=zumbar,= to buzz, hum.

=zumo,= juice.

=zurriaga,= thong.

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=Claretie's Pierrille= (François). Vocab. and exs. 45 cts.

=Daudet's Trois Contes Choisis= (Sanderson). Vocabulary. 30 cts.

=Desnoyers' Jean-Paul Choppart= (Fontaine). Vocab. and exs. 45 cts.

=Enault's Le Chien du Capitaine= (Fontaine). Vocabulary. 40 cts.

=Erckmann-Chatrian's Le Conscrit de 1813= (Super). Vocabulary. 50 cts.

=Erckmann-Chatrian's L'Histoire d'un Paysan= (Lyon). 30 cts.

=Erckmann-Chatrian's Le Juif Polonais= (Manley). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Erckmann-Chatrian's Madame Thérèse= (Manley). Vocabulary. 45 cts.

=Fabliaux et Contes du Moyen Age= (Mansion). Vocabulary. 45 cts.

=France's Abeille= (Lebon). 30 cts.

=French Fairy Tales= (Joynes). Vocabulary and exercises. 40 cts.

=French Plays for Children= (Spink). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Gervais's Un Cas de Conscience= (Horsley). Vocabulary. 30 cts.

=La Bedollière's La Mère Michel et son Chat= (Lyon). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Labiche's La Grammaire= (Levi). Vocabulary. 30 cts.

=Labiche's La Poudre aux Yeux= (Wells). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Labiche's Le Voyage de M. Perrichon= (Wells). Vocab. and exs. 35 cts.

=Laboulaye's Contes Bleus= (Fontaine). Vocabulary. 40 cts.

=La Main Malheureuse= (Guerber). Vocabulary. 30 cts.

=Laurie's Mémoires d'un Collégien= (Super). Vocab. and exs. 55 cts.

=Legouvé and Labiche's Cigale chez les Fourmis= (Witherby). 25 cts.

=Lemaltre, Contes= (Rensch). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Mairet's La Tâche du Petit Pierre= (Super). Vocab. and exs. 40 cts.

=Maistre's La Jeune Sibérienne= (Fontaine). Vocab. and exs. 40 cts.

=Malot's Sans Famille= (Spiers). Vocabulary and exercises. 50 cts.

=Meilhac and Halévy's L'Été de la St. Martin= (François). Vocab. 30 ct.

=Moinaux's Les deux Sourds= (Spiers). Vocabulary. 30 cts.

=Muller's Grandes Découvertes Modernes.= Vocabulary. 30 cts.

=Récits de Guerre et de Révolution= (Minssen). Vocabulary. 30 cts.

=Récits Historiques= (Moffett). Vocabulary and exercises. 50 cts.

=Saintine's Picciola= (Super). Vocabulary. 50 cts.

=Ségur's Les Malheurs de Sophie= (White). Vocab. and exs. 45 cts.

=Selections for Sight Translation= (Bruce). 17 cts.

=Verne's L'Expédition de la Jeune-Hardie= (Lyon). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

INTERMEDIATE FRENCH TEXTS. (Partial List.)

=About's La Mère de la Marquise= (Brush). Vocabulary. 50 cts.

=About's Le Roi des Montagnes= (Logie). 45 cts. With vocab. 55 cts.

=Balzac: Cinq Scènes de la Comédie Humaine= (Wells). Glossary. 60 cts.

=Balzac's Eugénie Grandet= (Spiers). Vocabulary. 55 cts.

=Balzac's Le Curé de Tours= (Super). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Chateaubriand's Atala= (Kuhns). Vocabulary. 40 cts.

=Contes des Romanciers Naturalistes= (Dow and Skinner). Vocab. 55 cts.

=Daudet's La Belle-Nivernaise= (Boïelle). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Daudet's Le Petit Chose= (Super). Vocabulary. 45 cts.

=Daudet's Tartarin de Tarascon= (Hawkins). Vocabulary. 50 cts.

=Dumas's Duc de Beaufort= (Kitchen). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Dumas's La Question d'Argent= (Henning). Vocabulary. 45 cts.

=Dumas's La Tulipe Noire= (Fontaine). 45 cts. With vocabulary. 55 cts.

=Dumas's Les Trois Mousquetaires= (Spiers). Vocabulary. 50 cts.

=Dumas's Monte-Cristo= (Spiers). Vocabulary. 45 cts.

=Feuillet's Roman d'un jeune homme pauvre= (Bruner). Vocabulary. 55 cts.

=Gautier's Voyage en Espagne= (Steel). 35 cts.

=Gréville's Dosia= (Hamilton). Vocabulary. 50 cts.

=Hugo's Bug Jargal= (Boïelle). 45 cts.

=Hugo's La Chute=. From _Les Misérables_ (Huss). Vocabulary. 35 cts.

=Hugo's Quatre-vingt-treize= (Fontaine). Vocabulary. 55 cts.

=Labiche's La Cagnotte= (Farnsworth). 35 cts.

=La Brète's Mon Oncle et mon Curé= (Colin). Vocabulary. 50 cts.

=Lamartine's Graziella= (Warren). 45 cts.

=Lamartine's Jeanne d'Arc= (Barrère). Vocabulary. 40 cts.

=Lamartine's Scènes de la Révolution Française= (Super). Vocab. 45 cts.

=Lesage's Gil Blas= (Sanderson). 50 cts.

=Maupassant: Huit Contes Choisis= (White). Vocabulary. 40 cts.

=Michelet: Extraits de l'histoire de France= (Wright). 40 cts.

=Musset: Trois Comédies= (McKenzie). 35 cts.

=Sarcey's La Siège de Paris= (Spiers). Vocabulary. 50 cts.

=Taine's L'Ancien Régime= (Giese). Vocabulary. 65 cts.

=Theuriet's Bigarreau= (Fontaine). Vocab. and exercises. 40 cts.

=Tocqueville's Voyage en Amérique= (Ford). Vocabulary. 45 cts.