Andromaque. ByJ. RACINE. 72 pp

Tragédie en cinq actes. Notes by F. 0. de Sumichrast. 6.— Athalle. By JEAN RACINE. 86 pp.

Tragédie en cinq actes tirée de V Ecriture Sainte. Wiih Bïbli-

oal références and notes by 0. Fontaine B.L., L. B. 7.— Les Précieuses Ridicules. By J.B. PoQUELlN DE MOLIÈBE.

Oomédie en un acte. With a biographical memoir and notes

bv 0. Fontaine, B.L+, L.D, 60 pp.

(Xhers in préparation*

8 French Publications of William B. Jenkins.

VICTOR HUGO'S WORKS Les Misérables.

This édition of Victor Hugo1» masterpiece is not onlv the handsomest but the " cheapest" édition ofthe work that can be obtained in the original French. Its publication in America has been attendedwith great care, and it is offered to aïl readers of French as the best library édition of (he work to be obtained. Volume I, " Faniine," 468 pages ; Volume 11, "(Josette." 416 pages ; Volume III, "Marius," 878 pages; Volume IV. "Idylle rue Plumet ," 512 page»; Volume V. "Jean Valjean," 437 pages.

*5 Volumes, llmo Paper, $4,50; Oloth, $6.50; Ealf-calf $13.60.

* Single volume sold separately, in paper, $1.00; cloth, $1.60. Les Misérables.

One volume édition. The whole story intact ; épisodes and detailed descriptions only omittea. Arranged by A. de Bougemont, A.M. $1.25.

Notre-Dame de Paris.

The handsomest and cheapest édition to be had, with nearly 200 illustrations, by Bieler, Hyrbach and Bossi.

2 volumes, llmo, Paper, $2.00; Cloth, $3.00; Half-calf, $6.00.

Haute (Edition de Grand Luxe). But 100 copies published. It contains, with the illustrations as in the ordinary édition. 12 fac-similé water colors, and is printed on Impérial Japan paper. The set, 2 volumes, each volume numbered. signed, and in a satin portfolio, $10.00.

Saine (Edition de Luxe). But MO copies published. With illustrations as in the "Edition de Grand Luxe," and printed on fine satin paper. The set, 2 volumes, numbered, signed and bound half-morocco Boxbourgh style, gilt top. $6.00.

Quatre vingt-Treize. 507 pp.

One ofthe most graphie and powerful of Hugo' s romances, and one quite suitablefor ctass study. 12mo. Paper, $1.00; Cloth, $1.50; Half-calf, $3.00.

Quatrevlngt-Treize. 595 pp.

With an historical introduction and Engligh notes by Benjamin Duryea Woodward, B.-ès-L., Ph.D., Instructor in the Bomance Languages and Literatures at Columbia Vniversity and Barnard Collège, New York. 12rao. Cloth. $1.26. Les Travailleurs de la Mer.

This celebrated work, which is one of the most notable examples of Victor Hugo's genïus, uniform in style with the above, 12rao. Paper. $1.00: Cloth. $1.60; Half-calf. $3.00. also No. 16, "Th4âtr$ Contemporain."

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