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“ The appearance of a seventh édition of M. Baumes well-known grammar speaks for itself. It possesses distinctly a praiseworthy character of its o\vn, marked chiefly by a just prominence given to ‘practice,’ a clear direct style of exposition, and a refreshing freedom from technicalities. Itis amply fumished with carefully graduated exercises, bestows due attention on the irrégularité of the verb, and contains many well-seleeted lists of nouns. . . . Altogether tbis grammar is an admirable work of the kind, essentially designed for use, devoid of pedantic phraseology, systematic, and therefore simple. It ma3r also be commended on the score of cheapness, and of beautiful typography.” — Educational News.

“The attractiveness of Syntax is fully givep. effect to by M. Baume, who illustrâtes the idiomatic peculiarities of Gallic construction in 1000 racy colloquialisms. The rules, winch form the basis of his work, are simple and comprehensive, and their operation is unmistakably exhibited in 100 reading, parsing, and translating lessons. Some 40 of its 154 pages are taken up with preliminary rules of accidence and construction, alist of irregular verbs, &c., so as to obviate the necessity of referring to preliminary books, and to give to his présent work a character of completeness. Its more extensive use in the schools would certainly be productive of excellent fruits.” — Educational News.