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Chapter Four. A Mischief-Maker. MOLESTUS. VOCABULARIA. Troublesome, annoying. SEMPER. VOCABULARIA. always. VEXAT. VOCABULARIA. annoys. IGITUR. VOCABULARIA. therefore. AMAT. VOCABULARIA. Likes, loves. DORMIT. VOCABULARIA. sleeps. CONSPICIT. VOCABULARIA. Catches sight of.
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Chapter Four A Mischief-Maker
MOLESTUS VOCABULARIA Troublesome, annoying
SEMPER VOCABULARIA always
VEXAT VOCABULARIA annoys
IGITUR VOCABULARIA therefore
AMAT VOCABULARIA Likes, loves
DORMIT VOCABULARIA sleeps
CONSPICIT VOCABULARIA Catches sight of
FURTIM VOCABULARIA stealthily
APPROPINQUAT VOCABULARIA approaches
ASCENDIT VOCABULARIA climbs
MAGNUS VOCABULARIA magna voce-in a loud voice Big, great
AUDIT VOCABULARIA Hears, listens to
videt VOCABULARIA sees
VOX VOCABULARIA voice
TERRET VOCABULARIA frightens
SOLLICITA VOCABULARIA anxious., worried
TUM VOCABULARIA then
DESCENDE, SEXTE! VOCABULARIA Come down, Sextus!
TU VOCABULARIA You (subject)
NIHIL VOCABULARIA nothing
TE VOCABULARIA You (direct object)
CAVE! VOCABULARIA Be careful!
RAMUS VOCABULARIA branch
INFIRMUS VOCABULARIA Weak, shaky
FRAGOR VOCABULARIA Crash, noise
Vocab List Adverbs semper-always • furtim-stealthily • tum-then Verbs vexo, vexare, vexavi, vexatus-to annoy amo, amare, amavi, amatus-to love dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitus-to sleep conspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectus-to catch sight of appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatus-to approach ascendo, ascendere, ascendi, ascensus-to climb audio, audire, audivi, auditus-to hear video, videre, vidi, viditus-to see terreo, terrere, terrui, territus-to frighten Pronouns tu-you (subject) • te-you (direct object) Conjunction igitur-therefore Adjectives magnus, magna, magnum-big, great • sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum-anxious, worried • infirmus, infirma, infirmum-weak Noun Phrase magna voce-in a loud voice Nouns vox,vocis, f.-voice • nihil-nothing • ramus, rami, m.-branch • fragor, fragoris, m.-noise Imperative Descende,Sexte! Come down, Sextus! • Cave! Be careful!
FABULA Sextusestpuermolestus qui semperCorneliamvexat. Cornelia igiturSextum non amat. Hodie sub arboredormit Cornelia. Sextuspuellamconspicit et furtimappropinquat. Arboremascendit et subito magna voce clamat. Vocem Cornelia audit sedSextum non videt. Magna voxCorneliamterret. Sollicita est.
FABULA Tum Marcus ad arboremcurrit. Marcus puerummolestumconspicit et clamat, “Descende, Sexte!” Sextusclamat, “Marce, cur tu non arboremascendis? Nihil me terret. Quid teterret?” “Cave, Sexte!” clamat Marcus. “Ramisuntinfirmi.” Subito Marcus et Cornelia magnum fragoremaudiunt; Sextus ex arborecadit. Rident Marcus et Cornelia, sed non ridetSextus.