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Si puedes leelo y dale un abraso muy apretado de mi parte. Dales celo ardiente por las almas y fuego divino para que abrasen los corazones. Nos gusta disfrutar, comunicarlo, nos dejamos abrasar por esas situaciones, sin ofrecer resistencia. Todo lo que toca lo consume, todo lo abrasa y transforma. Me besa y lo alargo un poco mientras lo abraso fuerte. Un abraso amigos, y paren de llorar. A fuerza de amor humano me abraso en amor divino.

Cuando tocas y abrasas reafirmas la confianza en tus propios sentimientos. Feliz aniversario mi querido Mones un abraso grande a todos. Bajo un sol que abrasa, las ruinas se hacen presencia desde la historia. What do they call French toast in France? Those adjectives which terminate in, o, an, or on, are made feminine by the changing of o into a; and by the addition of a, to those that end in an or on.

The plural of words is formed in Spanish by the addition of s to those which end in a vowel, and es to those that end in a consonant, or ac- cented vowel; as, lifrro-s, amor-es, alholi-es. Those ending in z, change the z into ces, as almirez, a mortar, ahm- reces, mortars. Those ending in i, change it into yes, as rei, king; reyes, kings. A, prep, to, in, at, for, under, on. A, or Ah, inter, ah, alas. A lo lejos, ad. Abeja, sf a bee. Abertura, sf aperture, way, com- mencement.

Abismado, part, and a. Aborrecer, part, ha- ted, disliked, abhorred. Abrazara, or Abrazaria, F. Abuela, sf grandmother; abuelo, sm. Ss abounds, Abundar, inf. Is, I conclude or end. Ac atari, F, JLcatar, ind. Accion, sf action, act, share. Sp they impute, say that he was. Adam, the first man created. Adarga, sfi shield, target. Adelante, inter, go on, proceed, come on.

Ademas, or Ademas de que, prep besides, independently of. Adios, ad adieu, farewell, good Adivinar, inf. Admitir, part, ad mitted, received, acknowledged. Adonis, a fabulous god.

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Adornar, part, adorn- ed, embellished. Adriatic Sea, or Gulf of Venice. Adrianus, the 15th emperor of Rome. Afabilidad, sf affability, easy man- ners, freedom of action.

Afeminacion, sf effeminacy, soft- ness, delicacy, effemination. Aflijir, pari, afflicted, tormented. Africa, one of the five great divisions of the globe. Agricultura, sf agriculture, hus- bandry. Agustino, sm, Augustinian, monk of the order of St. Al, contraction of a el, prep, and art. Alabado-a, part, praised, hallowed, flattered. Alborozado-a, part, exhilarated, merry, rejoiced, gladdened. Alcanzar, part, ob- tained, acquired, reached. I reach, or comprehend. In Latin Quercus suber.

Alcibiades, an an- cient personage, distinguished for his personal attractions, and ver- satility of genius. Germany, a country in Europe. Algeciras, a city in the South of Spain. Alibeg, a Moor of great integrity. I shall or will mitigate. Alma, sf soul, courage, spirit, life, mind, disposition. Ama, sf mistress, tutoress, gover- ness. I, should, may love. Amida, the name of an idol in Japan. Amida, a person who worships Amida. Amintas, a personage in the anecdotes of Corpas. Andar, part, gone, walked, marched. Andrenius,, a man's name. Angustia, sf grief, affliction, an- guish.

Annibal, an an- cient Carthagenian chief of great renown. Ante, prep, before previous to. Antecedente, sf antecedent, prece- dent. Antes, antes de, antes que, prep. Antes, antes bien, ad. Anthony, a man's name. Apestar, part, infected with the plague. Apollo, a fa- bulous deity. Apurar, part, ex- hausted. Arragon, a province of Spain. Arbitrariedad, sf arbitrariness, ty- ranny. Argus, a my thological personage, supposed to have a hundred eyes. Aristio, a so- phist of Athens, and also a man's name.

Aristotle, a great ancient philosopher. Algiers, the name of the capitol of one of the Barhary states, in N. It now belongs to France. Arjensola, Bartolome Leonardo de sm. Arjensola, a classic prose and poetic writer of Spain. Born in Barbastro, Arragon, in , died Arrebatado-a, part, snatched, seized, wrested, led away. Ascargorta, a living Spanish writer of some celebrity.

Asolar, part, deso- lated. Aspereza, sf rugged steep, rugged- ness. Asturias, a province in the north of Spain. Attick, Greek, poig- nant, keen. Audacia, sf audacity, boldness, courage. Augustus Csesar, the second emperor of Rome. Aurora, sf the dawn. Austrian, or a native of Austria. Autorizado-a, part, authorized, ap- proved. Avisado, part, and a. Balde de, gratis, for nothing, also written, de valde. Balthasar, a man's christian name. Barca, sf vessel, boat. Bartholo- mew, a man's name.

Baucio, a man's name. Beneficoncia, sf beneficence, good- ness, benevolence. Bias, a man's name. Bootes, a northern constellation. I effaced, or expunged. Brahmins, the first caste or class among the Hindoos in India. Bravo, inter, excellent, good. Budaeus, a writer of note. Ca, prep, because, for. It is obso lete now. Cabeza, sf head ; talents, a person, a commander.

Cabida, sf place, entrance. Sales, has been published in this country; sub. Caida, sf fall, descent, overthrow. Caer, pari, fallen, being overthrown. Calamidad, sf calamity, misfortune, devastation. Calderon, one of the greatest, if not the greatest dramatic writer, that Spain has produced. Born at Madrid, in ; died Callar, part, concealed, hushed ; taciturn. I do not say. Camara, sf chamber, room, hall. Campanal, a personage in Gil Bias. Candia, a Greek, eminent for his genero- sity.

Capacidad, sf, capacity, talents, abilities. Capet, the celebrated Hugh Capet. Cardinal a dignitary of the Catholic Church. Carrera, sf field; race, course, ca- reer. Casiindo, or casandose con, F.

Casar, or casarse con, inf. Cassius, a hero of antiquity. Casualidad, sf casualty, chance, unforeseen event. Ceniza, sf ashes, dust. I eat at supper. Cerca, prep, concerning, with re- gard. Cercano, prep, near, approaching. Ceremonia, sf ceremony, rite, Cerrado, a.

Ccrrar, part shut, con- cealed. Cecil, a man's christian name. Ceder, part granted, ceded. Cedulilla, sf ticket, card, slip of paper ; dim. Ceguera, or ceguedad, sf blindness, hallucination. Ceja and Junto, sm. Cervantes, the greatest Span- ish novelist, and a very distin- guished dramatist.

He is re- nowned over the world for his inimitable Don Quijote, or Don Quixote. Born in Alcali de He- nares, in , died in Caesar, a title given to the first twelve Roman emperors. In this Spanish trans- lator, it generally means Julius Caesar, the greatest of all Roman generals. Chinchilla, a fictitious character in Gil Bias. Cingalese, a native of Ceylon. Siberia, a country in Asia.

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Cicero, the greatest of all Roman orators. Circunstancia, sf circumstance, oc- currence, event. Citado-a, part, appointed, quoted, cited, summoned. Cythera, the Venus worshipped in the island of that name. Clara, a woman's name. Cochin, a city in Hindostan, India. Cojida, sf asylum, protection, roof. Colgaba, F, Colgar, ind. Colin, the name of a fictitious character. Heap, summit Colocan, F.

Columbus, the immortal discoverer of America. Comenzar, ind, fut Sp. Come ti do, F. Comer, part, dined, eaten. Comorin, a cape in Hindostan Companero-a, s. Compania, sf, company, partner- ship. Compadecen, P, Compadecer, ind. I may divide, share. Compasion, sf compassion, com- miseration, pity. Comprar, part- bought, betrayed. Con, prep, with, by, for ; con todo, yet, notwithstanding.

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Cone e den, F. Concertar, part, ad- justed, settled, turned. Conciliando, F, Conciliar, ger. Concurrencia, sf frequentation, society, assembly, meeting, com- pany. Condescend encia, sf condescend- ence, submission, yielding. Condescender, ind impf I or 3s.

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Confiado-a, part, and a. Confianza, sf confidence, boldness, assurance. Confiirar, part, con- jured, conspired, exorcised. Conrmgo, prep, and pron. Conquistar, ind, impf Sp. Conseguir, part obtained, accomplished, attained Conseguir, inf. Consider -or, ind pres. Considerando, F, Consider ar, ger. Consigo, prep, and pron. Conspiracion, sf conspiracy, plot, cabal. Sp, appear, are evident. Constancia, sf constancy, immuta- bility. Consulta, sf consultation, advice. Contigo, prep, and pron, with thee, with thyself. Continente, STTujcountenance, absti- nent person, the main.

Contra, prep, against, contrary to. Conturbar, inf va, to disturb, to agitate, to disquiet. Cordovian, a native of Cordova, a city in Spain. Corinth, an ancient city in Greece. Corinthian, an order of architecture. Cornelius, a man's name. Corpas, Cecilio de sub. Corpas, a translator of the very few pieces, that are not origi- nally Spanish, inserted in this work. His version from the French has so much the cast of originality, that we have placed his name under the few of his translated small stories we have selected. Cortes, the first conqueror of New Spain. Cortes or Congress the National Assembly of Spain.

Cortes i a, sub. This word should always be spelled cobarde. I be- lieve, I think. I created, or brought up. Christopher, a man's name. Critilius, a fictitious character in Gracian. Cual, el, la, los or las pron. Bs may fulfil, accomplish. Cupid, a fab- ulous deity. Czar, the Em- peror of Russia. Bar, part, given, granted; conj. I shall or will give. De, prep, of, in, from, at, with, to, off, by. Debajo, prep, under, below. I must, ought, owe. Decaer, pari, decayed, fallen, low-spirited. Defensa, sf defence, shelter. Dejar, part, left; per- mitted ; s. I left, or relinquished.

Dejenerando, F, Dejenerar, ger. Del, prep, and art. Delphi, a pagan temple, erected by Delphus, and dedicated to Apollo, his father. Delicadeza, sf delicacy, tenderness, effeminacy, perspicacity. Delineado, part, delineated, pour- trayed, sketched, described. Demas, los, or las demas pron. Demas, prep, independently, be- sides. Denominacion, sf denomination, distinct appellation. Dentro, or dentro de, prep, in, with- in, inside of; far into. Desarmar, part, dis- armed. Desarreglado, part, disordered, dis- composed, confounded. Desautorizado, part, unauthorized ; not respected.

Descansar, ind impf 3s. Desconcertado-a, part, being con- fused, perplexed. Descripcion, sf description, de- lineation. Desenvolver, a part, forward, lively; unfolded Deseo, sm. Despreciar, part, despised, condemned. Despues, or despues de, prep, and ad. Destreza, sf dexterity, address, skill. Desventura, sf misfortune, calam- ity, misery. Detener, part, stopped, detained, arrested. Dicha, sf happiness, felicity, luck. Decir, part, said, being said. Dictar, part, dictated, ordered. James, a man's christian name.

I or it, he or she may say. Dignar, part, deigned, been pleased. Diogenes, a cynic of antiquity. Discordia, sf discord, opposition. Disgustar, part, dis- gusted, offended, displeased. Distante, prep, distant, remote. Divertir, pari, di- verted, amused. Divulgar, part, di- vulged, published. Dominations, the heavenly spirits of the fourth choir. Don, a title of respect. Donna, a title given to a lady: Durar, part, lasted, continued. Echado, part, thrown, cast, being- expelled from. I, it, he, or she demanded. Ed ad, sf age, time. Egloga, sf eclogue, a pastoral dia- logue.

Eje, sm, axle-tree, axis, centre. Ejecutar, part, exe- cuted, accomplished, performed. Elevar, part, raised, exalted, elevated. JElian, an ancient Greek writer. Embargar, part, ar- rested, sequestered, seized. Embeber, part im- bibed, drenched, enraptured. Embriaguez, sf drunkenness, in- toxication.

Em brute ce, se F. Empresa, sf undertaking, attempt. En, prep, in, at, on ; en cuanto a, a9 for. Encanto, or Encantamiento, sm. Encender, part, burnt, kindled, set on fire. Encerrar, part, shut up, confined, secluded. Encontrar, ger meeting, finding. Enganado, part, deceived, cheated, mistaken, duped. Enigma, sf enigma, riddle. Enlazar, part tied, bound, united, connected. Enlutar, part, veiled, dressed in mourning. Enterar, part, in- formed, acquainted. Enterrado, part, buried, interred. Entretejer, part, in- twined, interwoven, intermixed.

I, or he, sent. Enviar, part, sent, transmitted. Envidia, sf envy, emulation, jealousy. Envidiar, part, en- vied. Envilecer, part, ren- dered vile, base, mean, or de- graded. Escandalizar , part, scandalized, offended, irri- tated. Escarcha, sf a frost Escargorta, sm. Escargorta, a living Spanish writer, of some distinction. E see da, F. Escelencia, sf excellence, emi- nence, excellency. Escelinus, a person's name. Scipio, a renowned Roman general.

Esclavitud, sf slavery, bondage, servitude. Escluir, part, ex- cluded. Escojer, part, chosen,, selected, preferred. Esconder, part, ab- sconded, hidden, concealed. Escuchando, F, Escuchar, ger. Espada, sf sword, steeh Espalda, sf. Espantar, part, sur- prised, astonished, terrified. Spain, a coun- try in Europe. Esperar em os, F. E stall i do, sm. I shall or will be.

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I, or he may be. Estenuar, part, ex- tenuated, diminished. Estopa, sf tow, oakum, coarse cloth. Estragar, part, de- based, destroyed, ruined, disfi- gured. Etre, a French Marshal. Eusebius, a man's name. Fabricado, part, built, constructed, manufactured. Facilidad, sf facility, ease, levity, licentiousness. Facultad, sf faculty, power, force, ftdtsnce.

Fatigar, part, fatigued, tired, molested, wearied. Favorecer, part, fa- voured, protected. Phoebus, or the sun. Feijoo, Frai Benito Jeroninio, a distinguished Spanish popular writer of the last century, styled sometimes, with great propriety, 'the Spanish Ad- dison. A selec- tion of his works has been trans lated into English.

Born ; died The same as Feliz. Felix, a man's name. Philip, a man's name.

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Phoenician, a native of Phoenicia. Ferdinand, a man's name. Fiado-a, part, trusting, relying; trusted ; on credit. Flora, the goddess of flowers and gardens. It means Fraile, monk. Francis, a man's name. Frente, sf front, forehead, counte- nance. Fuentes Conde de, sub. Fuera, prep, out, except, without ; fuera de, besides. Ser or Ir, subj. I was, I became. Galatea, a woman's name. Ganar, part, gained, won. Garcilaso, one of the most classic, elegant, and polished lyric poets of Spain. Born in ; died Glorieta, sf summer-house, bower.

Gnidus, an an- cient promontory. I, he, she or it may enjoy. Gozar, part, enjoyed, rejoiced. Retrieved 14 January Archived from the original on October 21, Retrieved October 21, Retrieved March 1, Lista Completa De Nominados" in Spanish. Retrieved February 24, Televisa telenovelas and series s. La doble vida de Estela Carrillo since Mi marido tiene familia since Por amar sin ley since Like since Sin miedo a la verdad since Amar a muerte since Complete —59 —69 —79 —89 —99 —09 —present.

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