That some three thousand new définitions hâve been added

4. That numerous définitions and constructions are elucidated by gram* matical remarks and illustrative clauses and sentences.

5. That several thousand new phrases and idioms are embodied.

6. That upward of twelve hundred synonymous tenus are explained," oy pointing out their distinctive shades of meaning.

T. That the parts of ail the irregular verbs are inserted in alphabetical order, so that one référence gives the mood, ten&e, person, and number.

8. That some some four thousand new French words, connected with science, art, and literature, hâve been added.

9. That every French word is accompanied by as exact a pronunclation as can be represented by corresponding English sounds, and vice versa.

10. That it contains a full vocabulary of the names of persons and places, mythological and classical, ancient and modem.

11. That the arrangement is the most convenient for reterence that can œ adopted.

12. That it is the most complète, aecurate, and reliable dictionary cl these languages published.

From Washtrotok Iavnro.

** Ai fur as I hâve had tlme to examine it, it appears to me that Mr. Quackenboe, }# ils rerision, corrections, and additions, has rendered the Paris Edition, alraaây so ex aaua&t, the most oomrtote and yalnable lexlcon now in print*

From Wm. H. Pbxsootk, ■ la the eopionsness of lts voeabnlary and lts définitions, and in the grait varUty ti âlomatic phrases and synonymes, H far exoeeds an y ether French and Engttifc Dl.tUonarr with whieh I am aoouainted."

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Bpiers and Surenne's Frencli and English and English and French Pronomi cing Dictionary.

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Worda in common use;

Terme connectée! wlth science ; Terme belonging to the fine arts ;

Four thonaand historiés! namea ; Four thonaand geographical namea ;

Upward of eleren thonaand worda of récent origin ;

The prononciation of every word aooordlng to the French Academy and fbe nuH minent leadcographera and grammariana; aleo,

More than aeven hnndred crltlcal remarka, in which the Tariona méthode of pro oouncing employed by différent anthora are inveatigated and compared.

The Second Fart containa: A copiera* vocabnlary of Engllah worda, wlth theii proper pronnneiation. The whole ia preceded by a critlcal treatlae on French pronimciation.

M It embraeea ail the worda in common use, and those in science and the fine trta, biatorical and georaphical namea, etc^ wlth the pronnneiation of eyery word aooordmg to the French Academy, together with anch critlcal remarka aa wUl be naeral to eyery learner. It containa ao mil a compilation of worda, définitions, eto, aa aoareely ta. leaye any thing to be desired."— -Yets York Observer.

Pronouncing French Dictionary

By GABRIEL SURENNE, F. A. S. E. 16mo, 556 pages