OPINIONS

* The best Grammar of the French lan^a^e that has been published in England."— Pbofbssor Attwell.

** It is certainly the fullest and most elaborate, and repeated revision seems to hav« made it one of the most accurate and scbolarlv of ail English-French gramman~a elass of book net too frequently distinguished by theee qualities." — iSaturday lieview, July 28, 1883.

** We haye nothing but praise for the new édition of thia excellent Grammar, whioh giyes, as it professes to do, ail the latest résulta of modem philology, and whioh ii remarkably ciear and attractive in its arrangement.'* — The TaHet^ June 23, 1888.

** I bave much pleasure in bein^ able to compliment you on the publication of snob an excellent work. The histoncal portion of the work is clearfy brought ont, and contains much valuable information. To ail those accustomed to the préparation of our bip^her Examinations such information is of the greatest importance. The transition from the Latin to the French of the présent day is so dearly shown, that it reads more like a pleasmg story than an exi>08ition of grammar. The auUior has a happy knack of putting bis détails in a most interesting form ; and he has certainly succeeded in proving that Fïench Grammar is not so répulsive as some of the <>ld eutand-dried books make it. . . ."—F. Gabsidb, M.A., Head Master, St. Luké'ê àtiddlê Class School, Torguay,

** C'est bien certainement l'ouvrage le plus complet et le plus sérieux de oe genrt écrit en anglais.'* — Dr. L. Parrot, Cppingham ikkool.

" The last and most scientific French Grammar we know has just been published fty Hachett« A Co. The Etymology and the Syntax are specially good, and tbe entii« Tolume is admirable." — 7'he Freeman.

** lÂke the greut work on whooe Unes it is built, the Publie School Latin Grammar^ It not merely giyea the latent outcome of philological research, but it reduceaittoa mtem with aeânite cûoplemles and pnndplM, lot \3i« tax^ xxxActc^audin^ ol th« ftudtttt, MBd for réÊtdy appll<«.tion in th« gen«aca\ i«iAàXi« «1 "^^ vxKbioxC^^T^a Stamiard, Fëbnarr i6, 1876,