“Potage Parmentier,” pōˈtäg pär-monˈte-ā. Parmentier’s soup.
GLIMPSES OF ANCIENT GREEK LIFE.
P. 13, c. 1.—“Daphnis and Chloe,” daphˈnis, klō.
P. 13, c. 2.—“Tiryns,” tiˈryns; “Acrocorinthus,” acˌro-co-rinˈthus.
TEMPERANCE TEACHINGS OF SCIENCE.
P. 17, c. 2.—“Condorcet,” konˌdorˈsaˌ. (1743-1794.) French metaphysician.
P. 18, c. 2.—“Rousseau,” rooˈsōˌ. (1670-1741.) A French lyric poet.
“Hasheesh,” hăshˈeesh. A gum-resin in hemp. It is produced by boiling the leaves and flowers of the common hemp with a little butter.