HACHETTE'S GRADÏÏATED FRENCH READERS

HACHETTE'S CHILDREN'S OWN FRENCH BOOK. A Sélection of

amusing and instructive Stories in Prose, adapted to the use of very young people (5 to 10). Edited liy the Rev. P. H. E. Brette, B.D., and Gustave Masson, Esq., of Harrow. Fourth Editioa. 1 vol., small 8vo, 216 pages, cloth, Is. 6d.

(Adopted by the ScJiool Board for London.') HACHETTE'S FIRST FRENCH READER. Adapted to the use of

young people (10 to 15). Fourteenth Edition. 1 vol., small 8vo, 360 pages, cloth, 2s. Edited by the Rev. P. H. E. Brettk, B.D., and Gustave Masson, Esq., of Harrow. *'One of the most popular educational works in this country." — Weekly Review. (^Adopted hy the School Board for London.)

HACHETTE'S SECOND FRENCH READER. Edited by Henry Tarveb, Esq., of Eton Collège. 1 vol., small 8vo, cloth, price Is. 6d.

(^Adopted hy the School Board for London.)

HACHETTE'S THIRD FRENCH READER. 1 vol., small 8vo, cloth, Is. 6d. Edited by B. Buissox, Esq., M.A., first French Alaster at Charterhouse.

The two first Readers are supplemented by a vocabulary ; the two laat by elucidatory notes.

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