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FRENCH COMPOSITION AND TRANSLATION

The Children's Own Book of Freneh Composition. Easy ExeroûM

in Idionuitio (yonstruotion for the Use of Young People : — ENGLISH PART, by the Eev. B. 0. D'AuauiER, M. A., with Préface by J. BxtA, Hon. M.A. (Ozon.), Taylorian Teacher of Freneh, Oxford. 190 pages, Crown Svo., doth. Is. 6d.

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Primer of Freneh Composition. Anecdotes, Fables, etc., specially written in easy Englisn, with Grammatical Notes and a Complète Vocabulary, by P. Blouët, B.A., Officier d'Académie, formerly Head Freneh Master of St. Paul's School. 80 pages, Small Svo., cloth. Is.

Introduetory Lessons in Freneh Composition, by F. Julien,

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