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LE DROIT NATUREL DOIT L'EMPORTER SUR TOUTES LES CONVENTIONS QUI LUI SONT CONTRAIRES.-Grotius.

DIEU COURONNE EN SECRET L'INNOCENCE DES JUSTES.-Port-Royal.

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GENERAL COLLECTION

OF THE TERMINATIONS BELONGING TO ALL THE REGULAR AND
IRREGULAR VERBS IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

Consult the following LINES OF Reference for the Small Numerical Figures at the side of each termination; as in; âmes19, ant2, ât47, etc.

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23 2d p.s.

24 3d p. S.

LA VOIE LA PLUS SÛRE D'ÉVITER LE DANGER, C'EST DE NE PAS LE CRAINDRE.-Homère.

p.s.

19 1st p.pl 20 2d p.pl. 21 3d p.pl. FUTURE.

30 3d p.s.

25 1st p. pl. 26 2d p. pl. 27 3d. p.pl. CONDITIONAL M. 26 1st p. s. 29 2d p. s. 31 1st p. pl. 322d p. pl. 33 3d p. pl. IMPERATIVE M. 34 2d p. s. 35 3d 36 1st p. pl. 37 2d p. pl. 38 3d p.pl. SUBJUNCTIVE M.

p.s.

39 1st p.s. 45 1st p.s.

PRESENT T.

46 2d p.s.

40 2d p. S.
47 3d p.s.

41 3d p.s. 42 1st p.pl.

43 2d p.pl. 443d p.pl. IMPERFECT.

49 2d p.pl. 50 3d p.pl.

48 1st p.pl.

**Figures enclosed thus, A18[6.34] belong to Irregular verbs only: il vao,

défais4.5.34, etc.

Terminations printed in Small Capitals, as AIS, AIT, etc. are Perfect Verbal Terminations. They may belong also to Irregular verbs. are printed in Italics belong exclusively to Irregular verbs, as ins, tes, etc.

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All such as

eons7.36

teois 10.11
eoit12

eoient15

eâmes 19 teasse45

ERA 24

ERAS 23

13311

A817[4.5.34]

ASSE45[39.41]
ASSES 46[40]
ASSENT50[44]
ASSIEZ49[43]
ASSIONS 48[42]
ÂTES 20

drions31

drois28.29

droient33

droit30 dront27 drons25

4.6.34.35.39.41

3.4[45.39]*

ea 18

easses46 eassions48 eassiez 19 eassent50 eâtes 20

eas17

eât47+

ENT9.38.44

ERA122

ERAIS 28.29
ERAIENT33

ERAIT30

ÈRENT218

EREZ26

ERIEZ32
ERION831

EROIENT33

EROIS 28.29

* É1, in parlé-je, do I speak; aimé-je, do I love; and verbs used in this way. É45.39, in dussé-je, were I under the necessity of; puissé-je, may I be able to. †These terminations always follow a g: mangeai, changeas : change them into ER. MANGER, to eat, CHANGER, to change; etc.

Some verbs, ending in this way, must be referred to e and es: supplées, publie, habitue, etc. are verbs of that kind; the roots being SUPPLÉ, PUBLI, HABITU. § Some verbs, ending thus, must be referred to ento: ils espèrento, they hope.

ON NE SURMONTE Jamais de PÉRILS SANS EN COURIR.-P. Syrus.

QUE LE FIDÈLE RÉFLÉCHISSE SUR L'ANCIENNETÉ ET LA PERPÉTUITÉ DE SON CULTE.-Le père Elisée.

TOUT LE SECRET de l'art oRATOIRE EST D'ÊTRE PASSIONNÉ.—Mirabeau.

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†These terminations must be changed into ENIR: tînmes, vinssions, will

thereby make TENIR, VENIR.

Terminations such as these may generally be changed into IR: aboutiront,
remplissait, will thus make ABOUTIR, REMPLIR.

LES MALHEURS QUE L'ON S'ATTIRE SONT LES PLUS CRUELS.-Mlle. Aissé,

OH! LE CŒUR D'UNE MÈRE EST UN TRÉSOR! PAUVRE OU RICHE, ELLE EST TOUJOURS MÈRE.-Jules Janin.

LA MÉDECINE, SANS LA PHILOSOPHIE, N'EST QU'UN ART IMPOSTEUR.-F. Bacon.

ON EST IMPÉRIEUX PAR IMPUISSANCE.-De Lévis.

LE PETIT FACTEUR FRANÇAIS.

GUIDE ÉPISTOLAIRE

ET

RECUEIL DE FORMULES ET D'EXEMPLES DE

LETTRES, DE BILLETS

etc. etc. etc.

L'HOMME D'ÉTAT DOIT PRÉVOIR LES CAS IMPRÉVUS.—Gallant.

NOTRE VIE EST UN MYSTÈRE IMPÉNÉTRABLE À NOS YEUX.-Anacréon.

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