An Easy First French Reader, With Exercises Based On the Text

Syms, L. C. (Louis Charles), 1857-1931, Comp

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d§barquer, to land.
dSbarrasser, to rid ; se — , to get rid.
dibat, tw., discussion, contest.
debout, standing.
debris, m., broken parts, debris.
decembre, m., December.
dichirer, to tear, rend, tatter, bite, dechirure, f., tear, rent, break.
decide, -e, decided, determined.
decidement, decidedly, really.
decider, to decide; il se d§cida, he made up his mind, declarer, to declare.
deconcerte, -e, disconcerted.
decor, m., decoration ; — theatral, stage scenery.
dicorer, to decorate, confer a med...al.
dScouvert, -e, uncovered ; la tete — e, with his hat off.
decouvrir, to uncover, discover; se dScouvrit, took off his cap.
decrire, to describe.
decToissant, pres. part, of de- croitre.
decroitre, to decrease.
dedaigneu-x, -se, disdainful, care- less. . • dedans, in it.
dgfaut, m., defect, fault.
dgfendre, to defend, forbid.
dSfier, to defy.
d^gottter, to disgust, degr§, w., degree.
d^guiser, to disguise ; se — , to dis- guise one's self ; je me suis de- gnisee, I disguised myself.

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