LATIN

The BegflTfter's JLatln. By W. M^Dowell BAlLSBY, PH.D. '-■

An elementaryytork in Latin, ndmirably adapted for begin- ;ier& in the. language, and.the resuit ofinany years' teaching ontheparto/Jbe author, \2ino, Board,50c. t Driver5* Blanks fer the Conjugatlon of Latin Verbs.

ètets, 25 e.

t Browr>ing's- Blanks ior Latin Verbs. Put in ta&Zeis, 25c. t Slauks for the Eléments ©f tHe Latin Veïb.

Pui . ihc. : \

L».îli: Paradigms at a Glancef 25c.

Engllsh-l.ft.tl «^Vocabulary for «se with Scuîïder's Latin Reader, By Miss E. Wendell. Pcr'ér,25c.

QREEK

Browning'* Bïanlâs for Greek Verbs. -f*ut in table&S, 25c. *

tBlanksfor i!i6 Coiejugntlou or Syïï. {Mes of-4«reek Verbs. By

H. G. HkrÈNS. Fer tablel. 25e.

t Miss Wilson 's ^pclling Blanks Arrangea in Book-form, 86c.

t Thèse blanks sâ% more thatçhalf the time otherwise necessary g or in corrtcting. They insure uniformity in the class work. ând gioe the leamer a clearer understanding of what he is de