FOR _VIVA VOCE_ DRILL _Note_.—This Appendix gives primary and ordinary meaning of words, and therefore does not in every case supply the best term to be used in the translation of the text. Some words and phrases are intentionally inserted several times. It is suggested that the phrases should be said in different persons and tenses, to insure variety and practice. All nouns to be given with definite or indefinite article to show the gender. _Abbreviation_.—sg. =‘something.’ Page WORDS (=3) WORDS (=3) PHRASES (=3) 1 the silk handkerchief the dust comfortable a workshop grateful the factory at that time he was born on August the first to part with sg. 2 the cook (_f_) the strike the news to empty a workman the well to give the finishing stroke to get into the meshes of the law from that time onward 3 to own, confess to be present at the thunder the collapse nimble the anger with the help of this instrument everybody lives as he likes to lay the blame at some one’s door 4 to swear the pain to bleed the heel the sob to dare in an undertone he was scarcely two years older than his brother to frighten some one 5 unceasingly a tear to increase a downpour whole a church there is nothing the matter with me nobody takes any notice of him on the whole 6 a goose the mane wild a crew to roar the throat by turns I thought as much there was no one to compare with him 7 the oath henceforward to warn to soften to escape the parrot that broke his heart the more he roared, the more I laughed make him say it 8 to get rid of to chatter the hut a group the depth to move at the end of half-an-hour they were coming in my direction flat on his face 9 to smile the wheelbarrow the trunk, box the departure in future huge as soon as they had gone, we went out I have been here for a week I wonder what they have come to do 10 the umbrella the tail the whistle the crossing the step to wave he was raising himself as high as he could all the same _or_ none the less as one advanced the other retired 11 the bell the river-bank the willow to ford the fog the funnel to go with the stream to be overtaken by a squall to bend double 12 to slip to squeeze the happiness disconsolate to extricate to alleviate closely packed to grope one’s way forward you could hear him a mile off 13 damp dirty the shoemaker the drawer to crush to stuff, stop up with all his might on the fourth floor she gave a cry of distress 14 the quay the acme the basket to water, drench to enliven thestove, furnace I have got into the habit of doing it I was ashamed of it in the end he took a dislike to him