AFFORDING MATERIALS FOR TRANSLATION, GRAMMAR, AND CONVERSATION

Ey JX. EAEEÈRE, Professor of French at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ; and B. CIiARS, French Master at Kensinyton School.

In Three Parts, 4to interleaved, Price ls. each, stitched in Paper

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Each Part contains Twenty Papers, each Paper matter for a complété Lesson, which, however, may be divided according to the proficiency of Pupils. The object of the Editors has been to enable Tutors to place into the hands of their Pupils suitable papers to train them for tests which they may hâve to undergo at some future time. The translations are to be written on the blank pages.