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=tonelada= _f._ ton

=tontaina= _m._ fool, dolt

=tontín= _m._ silly boy

=tonto, -a= silly, foolish; _n.m._ fool, idiot

=toque= _m._ stroke

=torbellino= _m._ whirl, rush

=torcer= twist, turn aside; wring

=tormento= _m._ torment

=torre= _f._ tower

=tortura= _f._ torture

=tosco, -a= rough, rude

=trabajador, -ra= hard-working; _n.m._ laborer, workingman

=trabajar= work

=trabajo= _m._ work, labor, effort

=trabajoso, -a= toilsome

=traer= carry, bring, keep

=tráfico= _m._ traffic, trade

=tragar= swallow

=traída= _f._ bringing;
=---- de aguas= waterworks

=train= =
=traen=

=traje= _m._ suit, clothes

=tramitación= _f._ proceeding;
=poner en ----= set in motion

=trance= _m._ emergency, crisis;
=a todo ----= at any cost

=tranquilidad= _f._ peacefulness, calm

=tranquilo, -a= peaceful, quiet, at ease, free from anxiety

=transformar= transform

=transición= _f._ transition, change

=trapito= _m._ little rag, remnant

=trapo=_m._ rag, cloth; _pl._ (_colloquial_) women's clothes

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

=trastornar= upset, disturb

=trastorno= _m._ disorder, confusion

=tratamiento= _m._ treatment; title of courtesy, mode of address

=tratar= treat; get well acquainted with;
=---- de= try to; speak of, discuss, consider

=trato= _m._ bargain, business; intercourse, acquaintance

=través= _m._:
=al ---- de= through, across

=travieso, -a= mischievous

=traza= _f._ appearance, looks

=trazar= trace

=trecho= _m._ distance

=treinta= thirty

=tremendo, -a= terrible

=trémulo, -a= trembling

=tren= _m._ train

=tres= three;
=las ----= three o'clock

=tribulación= _f._ trouble, trial

=trigo= _m._ wheat

=trinidad= _f._ trinity

=trino, -a= triune (_containing three in one_)

=triple= _m._ triple, three times the

=triste= sad, wretched

=tristeza= _f._ sadness, sorrow

=triunfante= triumphant

=triunfo= _m._ triumph

=tronado, -a= ruined

=tronco= _m._ trunk

=trozo= _m._ bit, section, piece

=trujo= =
=trajo=

=turbar= confuse, disturb;
=--se= become confused

=tutear= address with
=tú=, speak familiarly to

=tuteo= _m._ thouing (_addressing in the second person singular_)

U

=ultimatum= (_Latin_) ultimatum

=último, -a= last, final, latest; latter

=ultraje= _m._ insult

=únicamente= only

=único, -a= only, single

=unión= _f._ union

=unir= unite, join;
=--se a= join

=universo= _m._ universe

=urbanidad= _f._ urbanity, courtesy

=urbanización= _f._ city planning, carrying out municipal works (_paving,
lighting, etc._)

=urgencia= _f._ urgency

=usar= use;
=prenda usada= second-hand article

=uso= _m._ use

=usura= _f._ usury

=utensilio= _m._ utensil

V

=vaciar= empty

=vacilación= _f._ hesitation

=vacilante= hesitating

=vacilar= hesitate

=vacío, -a= vacant, empty; _n.m._ void

=vagabundo, -a= wandering

=vago, -a= vague

=vagón= _m._ railway car, car

=vajilla= _f._ table service

=valentía= _f._ courage

=valer= be worth, be of use; avail, bring; defend, protect;
=---- más= be better;
=--se de= make use of, have recourse to

=valeroso, -a= brave, gallant

=valiente= brave, courageous; fine

=valioso, -a= valuable

=valor= _m._ worth, value; courage

=valle= _m._ valley, vale

=vanidad= _f._ vanity

=vanidoso, -a= vain, conceited

=vano, -a= vain, empty

=variado, -a= varied

=variar= (=de=) change

=vaso= _m._ glass

=¡vaya!= (_from_
=ir=) I declare! fine!
=¡---- con el milagro!= a great miracle that is!

=vecindad= _f._ locality, neighborhood, proximity

=vecino, -a= neighboring; _n._ neighbor; inhabitant

=veinte= twenty

=veinticuatro= twenty-four

=vejamen= _m._ annoyance, persecution

=vela= _f._ candle

=velar= (=por=) keep watch, keep guard (over)

=velo= _m._ veil

=velocidad= _f._ speed;
=en pequeña ----= by freight

=vencer= conquer, overcome; fall due

=vencida= _f._ vanquishment;
=a la cuarta [vez] va la ----= the fourth time never fails

=vencimiento= _m._ falling due

=vendedor, -ra= _m. and f._ vender

=vender= sell

=veneciano, -a= Venetian

=venganza= _f._ revenge

=vengar= revenge

=venia= _f._ permission

=venir= come;
=bien venido= welcome

=venta= _f._ sale

=ventaja= _f._ advantage

=ventajoso, -a= advantageous

=ventana= _f._ window

=ventanal= _m._ large window

=ventolera= _f._ whim

=ver= see;
=a ----= let's see;
=vamos a ----= look here;
=no puedo --le= I can't bear the sight of him;
=por lo visto= apparently

=verano= _m._ summer

=veras=:
=de ----= really

=verdad= _f._ truth; genuine;
=de ----= really;
=es ----= it is true;
=la ----= in truth;
=¿---- que sí?= was it really?
=¿no es ----?= isn't that so?

=verdadero, -a= real

=verde= green

=vergonzoso, -a= timid, bashful

=vergüenza= _f._ shame; shameful thing; sense of shame

=vértigo= _m._ dizziness; insanity

=vestido= _m._ dress, garment; _pl._ clothes

=vestigio= _m._ vestige, trace

=vestimenta= _f._ clothes, dress

=vestir= dress, clothe, wear

=vez= _f._ time, turn;
=a la ----= at the same time, together;
=otra ----= again;
=a veces=,
=a las veces= sometimes;
=tal ----= perhaps;
=de una ----= once for all;
=una ----= once;
=cada ---- más= more and more;
=en ---- de= instead of;
=de ---- en cuando= from time to time

=via crucis= (_Latin_) way of the cross

=viaje= _m._ journey

=viajero= _m._ traveler

=vibración= _f._ vibration

=Vicenta= _f. of_ Vincent

=vicio= _m._ vice, bad habit

=víctima= _f._ victim

=vida= _f._ life;
=en mi ----= never in my life

=vidrio= _m._ windowpane, glass

=viejo, -a= old

=viento= _m._ wind;
=con la cabeza llena de ----= full of airs

=vigilar= keep watch

=vigoroso, -a= vigorous

=vil= vile, base

=vilipendiar= revile

=villa= _f._ town, city

=villano, -a= villainous; _n.m._ rustic, villain

=vino= _m._ wine

=violación= _f._ violation, breaking open

=violento, -a= violent, hard

=virgen= _f._ virgin

=virtud= _f._ virtue, good quality

=visita= _f._ visit; visitor

=visitar= visit

=vista= _f._ sight, eyes; appearance; view, vista;
=a la ----= plain, evident, in plain sight;
=se me va la ----= I go blind

=vistazo= _m._ glance

=viuda= _f._ widow

=vivamente= quickly, excitedly

=viveza= _f._ quickness

=vivienda= _f._ lodgings, rooms

=vivir= live;
=---- de= live on _or_ by;
=viva= hurrah for, vive;
=¿quién vive?= who goes there?

=vivo, -a= alive, living; intense, bright; quick, lively;
=a --a fuerza= by main force

=vocación= _f._ vocation

=volar= fly

=voltereta= _f._ somersault, turn

=voluminoso, -a= voluminous

=voluntad= _f._ will; good will

=volver= turn, return;
=---- a hacer= do again;
=---- en sí= recover consciousness;
=--se= become; return

=voz= _f._ voice; shout; word, report;
=en ---- alta= aloud

=vuecencia= _f._ (=
=vuestra excelencia=) your honor, your worship

=vuelta= _f._ turn, return; change; trip

=vulgar= vulgar, common, ordinary

=vulgaridad= _f._ vulgarity

Y

=y= and

=ya= already, now, then, this time, soon; certainly, to be sure;
=---- que= since;
=---- no= not again, not now;
=---- no más= never again;
=----, ----= yes, yes

=yankee= _m._ Yankee (_applied by Spaniards indiscriminately to all
natives of the U. S. A._)

=yo= I

=York= York; Yorkshire (_a county of England, famous for its hams_)

Z

=zócalo= _m._ paneling (_on a wall, next to the floor_), baseboard

=zona= _f._ zone;
=coronel de la ----=, _i.e._,
=zona para reclutamiento y reemplazo del ejército= _an administrative
district organized for the drafting of recruits, etc._

=zumbón, -ona= joking, mocking

=zurcido= _m._ darning

=zurcir= darn

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ELEMENTARY FRENCH TEXTS.

=Assolant's Récits de la Vieille France.= Notes by E. B. Wauton. =Berthet's Le Pacte de Famine= (Dickinson). =Bruno's Les Enfants Patriotes= (Lyon). Vocabulary. =Bruno's Tour de la France par deux Enfants= (Fontaine). Vocabulary. =Claretie's Pierrille= (François). Vocab. and exs. =Daudet's Trois Contes Choisis= (Sanderson). Vocabulary. =Desnoyers' Jean-Paul Choppart= (Fontaine). Vocab. and exs. =Enault's Le Chien du Capitaine= (Fontaine). Vocabulary. =Erckmann-Chatrian's Le Conscrit de 1813= (Super). Vocabulary. =Erckmann-Chatrian's L'Histoire d'un Paysan= (Lyon). =Erckmann-Chatrian's Le Juif Polonais= (Manley). Vocabulary. =Erckmann-Chatrian's Madame Thérèse= (Manley). Vocabulary. =Fabliaux et Contes du Moyen Age= (Mansion). Vocabulary. =France's Abeille= (Lebon). =French Fairy Tales= (Joynes). Vocabulary and exercises. =French Plays for Children= (Spink). Vocabulary. =Gervais's Un Cas de Conscience= (Horsley). Vocabulary. =La Bedollière's La Mère Michel et son Chat= (Lyon). Vocabulary. =Labiche's La Grammaire= (Levi). Vocabulary. =Labiche's La Poudre aux Yeux= (Wells). Vocabulary. =Labiche's Le Voyage de M. Perrichon= (Wells). Vocab. and exs. =Laboulaye's Contes Bleus= (Fontaine). Vocabulary. =La Main Malheureuse= (Guerber). Vocabulary. =Laurie's Mémoires d'un Collégien= (Super). Vocab. and exs. =Legouvé and Labiche's Cigale chez les Fourmis= (Witherby). =Lemaitre, Contes= (Rensch). Vocabulary. =Mairet's La Tâche du Petit Pierre= (Super). Vocab. and exs. =Maistre's La Jeune Sibérienne= (Fontaine). Vocab. and exs. =Malot's Sans Famille= (Spiers). Vocabulary and exercises. =Meilhac and Halévy's L'Été de la St. Martin= (François) Vocab. =Moinaux's Les deux Sourds= (Spiers). Vocabulary. =Muller's Grandes Découvertes Modernes.= Vocabulary. =Récits de Guerre et de Révolution= (Minssen). Vocabulary. =Récits Historiques= (Moffett). Vocabulary and exercises. =Saintine's Picciola= (Super). Vocabulary. =Ségur's Les Malheurs de Sophie= (White). Vocab. and exs. =Selections for Sight Translation= (Bruce). =Verne's L'Expédition de la Jeune-Hardie= (Lyon). Vocabulary

INTERMEDIATE FRENCH TEXTS. (Partial List.)

=About's La Mère de la Marquise= (Brush). Vocabulary. =About's Le Roi des Montagnes= (Logie). =Balzac: Cinq Scènes de la Comédie Humaine= (Wells). Glossary. =Balzac's Eugénie Grandet= (Spiers). Vocabulary. =Balzac's Le Curé de Tours= (Super). Vocabulary. =Chateaubriand's Atala= (Kuhns). Vocabulary. =Contes des Romanciers Naturalistes= (Dow and Skinner). Vocab. =Daudet's La Belle-Nivernaise= (Boielle). Vocabulary. =Daudet's Le Petit Chose= (Super). Vocabulary. =Daudet's Tartarin de Tarascon= (Hawkins). Vocabulary. =Dumas's Duc de Beaufort= (Kitchen). Vocabulary. =Dumas's La Question d'Argent= (Henning) Vocabulary. =Dumas's La Tulipe Noire= (Fontaine). =Dumas's Les Trois Mousquetaires= (Spiers). Vocabulary. =Dumas's Monte-Cristo= (Spiers). Vocabulary. =Feuillet's Roman d'un jeune homme pauvre= (Bruner). Vocabulary. =Gautier's Voyage en Espagne= (Steel). =Gréville's Dosia= (Hamilton). Vocabulary. =Hugo's Bug Jargal= (Boïelle). =Hugo's La Chute.= From _Les Misérables_ (Huss). Vocabulary. =Hugo's Quatre-vingt-treize= (Fontaine). Vocabulary. =Labiche's La Cagnotte= (Farnsworth). =La Brète's Mon Oncle et mon Curé= (Colin). Vocabulary. =Lamartine's Graziella= (Warren). =Lamartine's Jeanne d'Arc= (Barrère). Vocabulary. =Lamartine's Scènes de la Révolution Française= (Super). Vocab. =Lesage's Gil Blas= (Sanderson). =Maupassant: Huit Contes Choisis= (White). Vocabulary. =Michelet: Extraits de l'histoire de France= (Wright). =Musset: Trois Comédies= (McKenzie). =Sarcey's Le Siège de Paris= (Spiers). Vocabulary. =Taine's L'Ancien Régime= (Giese). Vocabulary. =Theuriet's Bigarreau= (Fontaine). Vocab. and exercises. =Tocqueville's Voyage en Amérique= (Ford). Vocabulary. =Vigny's Cinq-Mars= (Sankey). Abridged. =Vigny's Le Cachet Rouge= (Fortier). =Vigny's La Canne de Jonc= (Spiers). =Voltaire's Zadig= (Babbitt). Vocabulary

INTERMEDIATE FRENCH TEXTS. (Partial List.)

=Augier's Le Gendre de M. Poirier= (Wells). Vocabulary. =Bazin's Les Oberlé= (Spiers). Vocabulary. =Beaumarchais's Le Barbier de Séville= (Spiers). Vocabulary. =French Lyrics= (Bowen). =Gautier's Jettatura= (Schinz). =Halévy's L'Abbé Constantin= (Logie). Vocabulary. =Halévy's Un Mariage d'Amour= (Hawkins). Vocabulary. =Historiettes Modernes= (Fontaine). =La France qui travaille= (Jago). Vocabulary. =Lectures Historiques= (Moffett). Vocabulary. =Loti's Le Roman d'un Enfant=. (Whittem). Vocabulary. =Loti's Pêcheur d'Islande= (Super). Vocabulary. =Loti's Ramuntcho= (Fontaine). =Marivaux's Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard= (Fortier). Vocab. =Mérimée's Chronique du Règne de Charles IX= (Desages). =Mérimée's Colomba= (Fontaine). Vocabulary. =Molière en Récits= (Chapuzet and Daniels). Vocabulary. =Molière's L'Avare= (Levi) =Molière's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme= (Warren). Vocabulary. =Molière's Le Médecin Malgré Lui= (Hawkins). Vocabulary. =Pailleron's Le Monde où l'on s'ennuie= (Pendleton). Vocabulary. =Poèmes et Chants de France= (Daniels and Travers). Vocabulary. =Racine's Andromaque= (Wells). Vocabulary. =Racine's Athalie= (Eggert). =Racine's Esther= (Spiers). Vocabulary. =Renan's Souvenirs d'Enfance et de Jeunesse= (Babbitt). =Sand's La Mare au Diable= (Sumichrast). Vocabulary. =Sand's La Petite Fadette= (Super). Vocabulary. =Sandeau's Mlle de la Seiglière= (Warren). Vocabulary. =Sardou's Les Pattes de Mouche= (Farnsworth). Vocabulary. =Scribe's Bataille de Dames= (Wells). Vocabulary. =Scribe's Le Verre d'Eau= (Eggert). Vocabulary. =Sept Grands Auteurs du XIXe Siècle= (Fortier). Lectures. =Souvestre's Un Philosophe sous les Toits= (Fraser). Vocabulary. =Thiers's Expédition de Bonaparte en Egypte= (Fabregou). =Verne's Tour du Monde en quatre-vingts jours= (Edgren). Vocab. =Verne's Vingt mille lieues sous les mers= (Fontaine). Vocab. =Zola's La Débâcle= (Wells). Abridged.

ADVANCED FRENCH TEXTS.

=Balzac's Le Père Goriot= (Sanderson). =Boileau: Selections= (Kuhns). =Bornier's La Fille de Roland= (Nelson). =Bossuet: Selections= (Warren). =Calvin: Pages Choisies= (Jordan). =Corneille's Cinna= (Matzke). =Corneille's Horace= (Matzke). =Corneille's Le Cid= (Warren). Vocabulary. =Corneille's Polyeucte= (Fortier). =Delpit's L'Âge d'Or de la Littérature Française.= =Diderot: Selections= (Giese). =Duval's Histoire de la Littérature Française.= =French Prose of the XVIIth Century= (Warren). =Hugo's Hernani= (Matzke). =Hugo's Les Misérables= (Super). Abridged. =Hugo's Les Travailleurs de la Mer= (Langley). Abridged. =Hugo's Poems= (Schinz). =Hugo's Ruy Blas= (Garner). =La Bruyère: Les Caractères= (Warren). =Lamartine's Méditations= (Curme). =La Triade Française.= Poems of Lamartine, Musset, and Hugo. =Lesage's Turcaret= (Kerr). =Maîtres de la Critique lit. au XIXe Siècle= (Comfort). =Molière's Le Misanthrope= (Fortier). =Molière's Les Femmes Savantes= (Fortier). =Molière's Les Fourberies de Scapin= (McKenzie), Vocabulary. =Molière's Les Précieuses Ridicules= (Toy). =Molière's Le Tartuffe= (Wright). =Montaigne: Selections= (Wright). =Pascal: Selections= (Warren). =Racine's Les Plaideurs= (Wright). =Racine's Phèdre= (Babbitt). =Rostand's La Princesse Lointaine= (Borgerhoff). =Voltaire's Prose= (Cohn and Woodward). =Voltaire's Zaïre= (Cabeen).

ROMANCE PHILOLOGY.

=Introduction to Vulgar Latin= (Grandgent). =Provençal Phonology and Morphology= (Grandgent).

ADVANCED GERMAN TEXTS. (Partial List.)

=Dahn's Ein Kampf um Rom= (Wenckebach). Abridged. =Dahn's Sigwalt und Sigridh= (Schmidt). =Deutsche Reden= (Tombo). =Ein Charakterbild von Deutschland= (Evans and Merhaut). =Frenssen's Jörn Uhl= (Florer). =Freytag's Aus dem Jahrhundert des grossen Krieges= (Rhoades). =Freytag's Aus dem Staat Friedrichs des Grossen= (Hagar). =Freytag's Das Nest der Zaunkönige= (Roedder and Handschin). =Freytag's Rittmeister von Alt-Rosen= (Hatfield). =Freytag's Soil und Haben= (Files). Abridged. =Goethe's Dichtung und Wahrheit= (I-IV). Buchheim. =Goethe's Egmont= (Hatfield). =Goethe's Faust= (Thomas). =Goethe's Hermann und Dorothea= (Hewett). =Goethe's Iphigenie= (Rhoades). =Goethe's Meisterwerke= (Bernhardt). =Goethe's Poems= (Harris). =Goethe's Torquato Tasso= (Thomas). =Grillparzer's Der Traum, ein Leben= (Meyer). =Hebbel's Agnes Bernauer= (Evans). =Heine's Poems= (White). =Herzog's Die Burgkinder= (Boetzkes). Abridged. Vocabulary. =Körner's Zriny= (Holzwarth). =Lessing's Emilia Galotti= (Winkler). =Lessing's Minna von Barnhelm= (Primer). =Lessing's Nathan der Weise= (Primer). =Ludwig's Zwischen Himmel und Erde= (Meyer). =Meyer's Jürg Jenatsch= (Kenngott). Abridged. =Mörike's Mozart auf der Reise nach Prag= (Howard). =Scheffel's Ekkehard= (Wenckebach). Abridged. =Scheffel's Trompeter von Säkkingen= (Wenckebach). Abridged. =Schiller's Ballads= (Johnson). =Schiller's Wallensteins Tod= (Eggert). =Sudermann's Der Katzensteg= (Wells). Abridged. Glossary. =Sudermann's Frau Sorge= (Leser and Osthaus). Vocabulary. =Sudermann's Heimat= (Schmidt). =Sudermann's Johannes= (Schmidt). =Sudermann's Teja= (Ford). Vocabulary. =Thomas's German Anthology.= =Wildenbruch's Die Rabensteinerin= (Ford). =Wildenbruch's Harold= (Eggert).

GERMAN GRAMMARS AND READERS.

=Ball's German Drill Book.= Companion to any grammar. =Ball's German Grammar.= =Bishop and McKinlay's Deutsche Grammatik.= =Deutsches Liederbuch.= With music. =Foster's Geschichten und Märchen.= For young children. =Fraser and Van der Smissen's German Grammar.= =Greenfield's Grammar Summary and Word List.= =Guerber's Märchen und Erzählungen.= =Haertel and Cast's Elements of Grammar for Review.= =Harris's German Composition.= =Harris's German Lessons.= =Hastings' Studies in German Words.= =Heath's German Dictionary.= =Hewitt's Practical German Composition.= =Holzwarth's Gruss aus Deutschland.= =Huebsch-Smith's Progressive Lessons in German.= =Huebsch-Smith's Progressive Lessons in German.= Rev. =Huss's German Reader.= =Jones's Des Kindes erstes Lesebuch.= =Joynes-Meissner German Grammar.= =Joynes and Wesselhoeft's German Grammar.= =Krüger and Smith's Conversation Book.= =Manfred's Ein praktischer Anfang.= =Méras' Ein Wortschatz.= =Mosher and Jenney's Lern- und Lesebuch.= =Pattou's An American in Germany= A conversation book. =Schmidhofer's Lese-Übungen für Kinder.= =Schmidhofer's Erstes Lesebuch.= =Schmidhofer's Zweites Lesebuch.= =Spanhoofd's Elementarbuch der deutschen Sprache.= =Spanhoofd's Erstes deutsches Lesebuch.= =Spanhoofd's Lehrbuch der deutschen Sprache.= =Wallentin's Grundzüge der Naturlehre= (Palmer). =Wesselhoeft's Elementary German Grammar.= =Wesselhoeft's Exercises.= Conversation and composition. =Wesselhoeft's German Composition.= =Zinnecker's Deutsch für Anfänger.=