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THE FC B had from ant

st À Collection ofOjke Hundred Fables, rwwii tv

s j. One for the literal and free translation, and the other he pronunciation of the French text.

Les Aventures de Télcmaqûe vu A a Key for the and free translation of the first eight books, and b 1 as a Sequel to the Fables,

A Collection of Colloquial Pj rases, on every ï necessary to maintain conversation; arranged under different heads ; with numerous remarks on the peculiar pre- Eunciation and use of various words. The whole so disposed as considerabt) to facilitate the acquisition of a correct pronunciation g." the French.

Lh« A Complete Treatise on the Genders of French rxs.; in a small pamphlet of 14 pages. This little work, wnich is the most complete of the kind, is the fruit of great labour, and will prove of immense service to every learner.

tb, AH the French Verbs, loth Regular and Irregun a small volume.

e verbs être to be, avoir to hn.ve, parlai* to speak, finir to finish- „z> x> r?cei to sell, se lever to rise, se bien porter to bt

s'en aller to go away, are there all conjugated throughout— aft -ntively — interrogatively — and negatively and inter* an arrangement which will greatly facilitate the scholar in his le French verbs, and which will save the master the trouble of expia over and over again what may be much more easily learned from f

leaving him more time to give his pupil, during the lesson, that h> strut, ion which cannot be found in booka, and which must be learned from a master.

The Institutes of Morality, for the instruction c Youth, with numerous Scriptural References, by questions ers. Translated by Eli K. Price and A. Bolmar.

little book on Morality will soon be published for the use of French Scholars, in the form of French and English rues.

N. 1Î. The above Treatise on the Genders, ana the volume of JV' / be had separately, are to form part of a French (> new pian, and whkh will soon be published. Like tly Telemackus, the French Grammar will be calculated c acbooi and self instruction.