POUVILLON

School, London.

GUARDIAN. — 4 Mr, Barlet has contribute 1 an enthusiastic introductory notice of the writer and his work: i : notes. Advanced stud

— Petites Âmes.

Edited by &, BARLET, Globe 8vo. 98, 6d.

Mercers’

ATHENÆUM.—« Petites Ames js &00d readi Form, and Mr. Barlet’s notes

ng for intelligent boys in the Fifth are excellent,”

aCs et Parcherains. Edited by Evcexe PELLIssrER, Lycée Le Havre. Globe Svo, 35. 6d,

UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT. — « The texts are interesting, well printed Merely intended to save trouble to SCHOOLMASTER.«

S found in the books nd is marked by th

the perfection and thoronghnege which Works entrusted ta MM. Si

iepMann and Pellissier, ”

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THEURIET,-—L'Abbé Daniel, Edited by Pauz Desaces, Cheltenham College, Globe 8vo. 2s, 6d,

EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. Such a charming story by one of the foremost French writers of the Century cannot long remain unnotiecd. The above edition should be in great request as a reader for upper forms.”

SCHOOLMASTER.—"To many English students of French literature Theuriet comes as a revelation, He is unexcelled in his word-paintings of natural scenery, and he takes for his themes only what is most noble and elevating in human life aud character, M. Desages’ notes are admirable, "

VIGNY.—Cinq Mars (Abridged). Edited by G. G. Loaxr, St. Paul's School. Globe 8vo, 28, 6d.

SATURDAY REVIEW." Maintains the high standard of excellence already set by other volumes in the series to which it belongs. The notes are good and to

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SCHOOLMASTER.—" The book is got up in the most thorough fashion, besides the usual notes, schemes of Words and phrases, of idioms and exercises in syntax, have been prepared, and suitable extracts translated into English ready to be used as test re-translations into French. The text thus supplies in itself a pleasant reading book and a course of words, grammar, and Composition, all got, as they should be, in and from the reading itself.”

school text should be.”

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