THE FIRST FRENCH BOOK

By HEKEI BTJÉ, B.-ès-L.,

French Master at Marchant Taylors* School, London. 1 Vol. 180 Pagres. Glofcfe, prioe lOd. New Edition, Revised.

*his small book, drawn up according to the requirements of the fixai étage, will prove of the most valuable assistance to ail beginners.

Adopted by the School Boardfor London, the Minister of Publie Instruction in Canada, etc., etc.

It contaîns Grammar, Exercises, Conversation and Vocabulary. Every lesson is followed by a short dialogue for conversational practices. The volume comprises the whole Accidence. The rules are stated in the clearest possible manner. A chapter on the Fhilology of the language, and some for reading and translation, a complète index, and two complété Yocabularies, follow the grammatical portion, lts moderate price and ks completeness will make it one of the best books for use in our Middle- Jflass and National Schools and other large establishments.

The taie ofmore than 8000 copies ofthe above Primer in lèse thon tix monthê

is perhaps the best proof of its usefulness.