suivre, to follow, attend. sujet, m., subject, cause. superbe, haughty, magnificent. superflu, superfluous, idle. supplice, m., punishment, penalty. suprême, supreme. sur, on, upon, over. surprendre, to take by surprise, unawares. surtout, above all, especially. Suse, Susa, (_in the Bible_: Shushan the palace). suspendre, to keep in suspense, delay, interrupt. T taire (se), to keep silence, be silent; faire --, to silence. tandis que, while, so long as. tant, so much; -- de, so much, so many. tard, late. tarder, to delay. teint, m., complexion, cheeks. tel, such; -- que, such as. témoin, m., witness. tempête, f., tempest, storm. temps, m., time; en même --, at the same time. tendre, to aim; stretch, extend, hold out. tendre, tender, loving. tendresse, f., affection, love. ténèbres, f. pl., darkness. tenir, to hold, keep; -- lieu de, to fill the place of. terminer, to put an end to. terre, f., earth. terreur, f., terror. terrible, terrible, dreadful, frightful. tête, f., head. théâtre, m., theater, stage. tigre, m., tiger. timide, timid. tirer, to draw. toi, thou, thee. tombeau, m., tomb, grave. tomber, to fall. ton, ta, tes, thy. tonnerre, m., thunder. tôt, soon. toucher, to touch, move. toujours, always, ever, still. tour, m., turn, round. tour, f., tower. tourment, m., torture. tourmenter, to torment. tourner, to turn. tous, pl., all. tout, all, whole; everything; only, quite. toutefois, however. tracer, to trace, write, enter. trahir, to betray. traîner, to drag. trait, m., shaft, arrow, traiter, to treat; -- de, to consider as, call. traître, m., traitor. trame, f., plot. tranquille, tranquil, calm. transplanter, to transplant. transport, m., rage, temper. trembler, to tremble. trépas, m., death. trésor, m., treasure, treasury. tribu, f., tribe. triomphe, m., triumph, achievement. triste, sad. tristesse, f., sadness. trois, three. troisième, third. tromper, to deceive, disappoint; se --, to be in error. trompeu-r, -se, deceitful, deceptive, treacherous. tronc, m., (_tree_) trunk. trône, m., throne. trop, too, too much, over. trouble, m., agitation. troubler, to disturb. troupe, f., band. troupeau, m., flock, herd. trouver, to find; se --, to be found. tumulte, m., tumult, bustle, 'madding crowd.' tumultueux, tumultuous, multitudinous. tyrannie, f., tyranny. U un, a, one. unir (s'), to unite. univers, m., universe, the whole universe. usage, m., use, custom, precedent. usure, f., usury, usurious interest; payer avec --, to pay heavily for. V