ELEMENT ARY FRENCH TEXTS
Mairèt's La Tâche du Petit Pierre. Notes, vocabulary, and English exercises by l'rofessor Super, Dickinson Collège. 35 cts.
Bruno's Tour de la France par deux Enfants. Notes and vocabulary by C. Fontaine, lligh .~>chools, W asliington, D.C. 45 cts.
Jules Veme's L'Expédition de la Jeune Hardie. With notes, vocabulary, and appendixes by \V. S. Lyon. 25 cts.
Gervais's Un Cas de Conscience. With notes, vocabulary, and appendixes by K. P. Horsley. 25 cts.
Génin's Le Petit Tailleur Bouton. With notes, vocabulary, and appendixes by W. S. Lyon. 25 cts.
Assolant's Une Aventure du Célèbre Pierrot. With notes, vocabulary, and appendixes by K. E. Pain. 25 cts.
Muller's Les Grandes Découvertes Modernes. Photography and Telegraphy. With notes, vocabulary, and appendixes by F. E, B. Wale. 25 cts.
Récits de Guerre et de Révolution. Selected and edited, witli notes, vocabulary, and appendixes by B. Minssen. 25 cts.
Bruno's Les Enfants Patriotes. With notes, vocabulary, and appendixes by W. S. Lyon. 25 cts.
Bedollière's La Mère Michel et son Chat. With notes, vocabulary, and appendixes by W. S. Lyon. 25 cts.
Legouvé and Labiche's La Cigale chez les Fourmis. A comedy in one act, with notes by W. II. Witherby. 20 cts.
Labiche and Maxtin's Le Voyage de M. Perrichon. A comedy ; notes and vocabulary by Professer Wells of the University of thc .South. 30 cts.
Labiche and Martin's La Poudre aux Yeux. Comedy ; notes and vocabulary by Professer Wells of the University of the South. 30 cts.
Dumas's L'Evasion du Duc de Beaufort. Notes by D. B. Kitchen. 21; cts.
Dumas's Monte-Cristo. With notes by I. H. B. Spiers, Wm. Penn Charter School, Philadc'lpbia. 30 cts.
AssoUant's Récits de la Vieille France. With notes by E. B. Wauton. 25 cts.
Berthet's Le Pacte de Famine. With notes by P.. B. Dickinson. 25 cts,
Erckmann-Chatrian's L'Histoire d'un Paysjm. With notes by W. S. Lyon. 25 cts.
France's Abeille, \\ith notes by C. P. Lebon of the Boston English High School. 25 cts.
La Main Malheureuse. W^ith complète and detailed vocabulary, by H. A. Guerber, Nyack, N. Y. 25 cts.
Enault's Le Chien du Capitaine. Notes and vocabulary, by C. Fontaine, Director of French, Iligh .'^chools, Washington. D. C. 3^ cts.
Trois Contes Choisis par Daudet. {Le Siège de Bcrhn, La demilre Classe, La Mule du Pape.) With notes by Professor Sanderson. 15 cts.
Erckmann-Chatrian's Le Conscrit de 1813. Notes and vocabulary, by Professor Super, Dickinson Collège. 45 cts.
Sélections for Sight Translation. Fifty fifteen-line extracts compiled by Miss Bruce of the High School, Newton, Mass. 15 cts
Laboulaye's Contes Bleus. With notes and vocabulary by C. Fontaine, Central High School, Washington, D. C. 3; cts.
Malot's Sans Famille. With notes and vocabulary by I. H. B. Spiers of the Wm. l'enn Charter School, Philadelphia 40 cts.
Ibeatb's /iboDeni XauGuaoe Séries.
IKTERMEDIATE FRENCH TEXTS. (Partial List.) Dumas'S La Tulipe Noire. With notes by Prolessor C. fontaine, Central
High School, Washington, D. C. 40 cts. With vocabulary,
50 cts.
Erckmann-Chatrian's Waterloo. Abridged and annotated by Professor
O. B. Super of Dickinson Collège. 35 cts. About's Le Roi des Montagnes. Edited by Professer Thomas Logie. 40 cts. Pailleron's Le Monde où l'on s'ennuie. A comedy with notes by Professor
Pendleton of Bethany Collège, W. Va. 30 cts. Souvestre's Le Mari de Mme de Solange. With notes by Professor Super
of Dickinson Collège. 20 cts.
Historiettes Modernes, Vol. L Short modem stories, selected and edited, .^ with notes, by C. Fontaine, Director of French in the High
Schools of Washington, D. C. 60 cts. Historiettes Modernes, Vol. II. Short stories as above. 60 cts. Fleurs de France. A collection of short and choice French stories of récent
date with notes by C. Fontaine, Washington. D. C. 60 cts. Scindeau's Mlle de la Seiglière. With introduction and notes by Professor
Warren of Adelbert Collège. 30 cts.
Souvestre's Un Philosophe sous les Toits. With notes, by Professor
Fraser of the University of Toronto. 50 cts. \\ ith vocabulary.
80 cts.
Souvestre's Les Confessions d'un Ouvrier. With notes by Professor Super
of Dickinson Collège. 30 cts.
Augier's Le Gendre de M. Poirier. One of the masterpieces of modem
comedy. Edited by Professor Wells of the University of the
South. 25 cts.
Scribe's Bataille de Dames Edited by Professor B. W. Wells. 30 cts. Scribe's Le Verre d'eau. Edited by Professor C. A. Eggert. 30 cts. Mérimée's Colomba. With notes by Professor J. A. Fontaine of Bryn
Mawr Collège. 35 cts. \Vith vocabulary, 45 cts. Mérimée's Chronique du Règne de Charles IX. With notes by Professor
P. Desages, Cheltenham Collège, England. 25 cts. Musset's Pierre et Camille. Edited by Professor O. B. Super. 20 cts. Jules Veme's Tour du Monde en quatre vingts jours. Notes by Professor
Edgren, University of Nebraska. 35 cts. Jules Veme's Vingt mille lieues sous la mer. Notes by C. Fontaine,
High School, Washington, D.C. 00 cts. Sand's La Mare au Diable. With notes by Professor F. C. de Sumichrast
of Harvard. 25 cts.
Sand's La Petite Fadette. With notes by F. Aston-Binns, Balliol Collège,
Oxford, England. 30 cts.
De Vigny's Le Cachet Rouge. With notes by Professor Fortier of Tulane
llniversity. 20 cts.
De Vigny's Le Canne de Jonc. Edited by Professor Spiers, with Introduction by Professor Cohn of Columbia University. 40 cts. Halévy's L'Abbé Constantin. Edited with notes, by Professor Thomas
Logie. 30 cts. With vocabulary, 40 cts. Thiers's Expéditioii de Bonaparte en Egypte. With notes by Professor
C. Fabregou, Collège of the City of New York. 25 cts. Gautier's Jettatura. With introduction and notes by A. Schinz, Ph.D.
of Bryn Mawr Collège. 30 cts.
Guerber's Marie-Louise With vocabulary. 00 cts.
iîDcatb's /iftoDcni Xanouaoc Séries.
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH TEXTS. (Partial List.)
Lamartine's Scènes de la Révolution Française. Witli Notes by Professer
Supur of Dickiiisoii Collège. 35'cts.
Lamartine's Graziella. Witli introduction and notes by Professer F. M.
Warren of Adeltert Collège. 35 cts.
Lamartine's Jeanne d'Arc. Edited by Professor Barrère, Royal Military
Acadeniy, W'oohvich, England. 30 cts.
Michelet's Sélections. \Vith notes by Dr. C. H. C. Wright, Harvard
University. 00 cts.
Victor Hugo's La Chute. From Les Misérables. Edited with notes by
Professor Huss of Princeton. 25 cts.
Victor Hugo's Bug Jargal. With notes by Professor Boïelle of Dulwich
Collège, England. 40 cts.
Champfleury's Le Violon de Faïence. With notes by Professor Clovis
Bévenot, Mason Collège, England. 25 cts.
Gautier's Voyage en Espagne. With notes by H. C. Steel. 25 cts. Balzac's Le Curé de Tours. With notes by Professor C. R. Carter, Wellington Collège, England. 2-; cts.
Balzac's Cinq Scènes de la Comédie Humaine. With notes by Professor
B. W. Wells. 40 cts.
Daudet's La Belle-Nivemaise. With notes by Professor Boïelle of Dulwich
Collège, England. 25 cts.
Theuriet's Bigarreau. With notes by C. Fontaine, Washington, D. C.
25 cts.
Maupassant's Huit Contes Choisis. With notes by E. M. White, High
School, Worcester, Mass. 25 cts.
Advanced Sélections for Sight Translation. Extracts, tventy to fifty lines
long, conipiled by Mme. T. F. Colin of Miss Baldwin's School,
Bryn Mawr, Pa. 15 cts.
Dumas's La Question d'Argent. Comedy edited by G. N. Henning,
Assistant in French, Harvard University. 30 cts.
Lesage's Gil Blas. Abbreviated and edited, with introduction and notes,
by Professor Cohn of Columbia University, and Professor San-
derson of Vale University. 40 cts.
Sarcey's Le Siège de Paris. With introduction and notes by Professor
I. H. B. Spiers of William l'enn Charter School, Philadelphia.
35 cts.
Loti's Pêcheur d'Islande. With notes by R. J. Morich. 30 cts. Beaumarchais's Le Barbier de Séville. Comedy with introduction and
notes by Professor Spiers of William l'enn Charter School. 25 cts.
Molière's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. With introduction and notes by
Professor Warren of Adelbert Collège. 30 cts. Molière's L'Avare, ^^'ith introduction and notes by Professor Levi of the
University of Micliigan. 35 cts.
Racine's Esther. With introduction, notes, and appendixes by Professor
I. H. B. Spiers of William Penn Charter School. 25 cts. Racine's Athalie. \\'ith introduction and notes by Professor Eggert of
A'nnderbilt University. ;5o cts.
Racine's Andromaque. With introduction nnd notes by Professor B. W.
Wells of the University of the South. 30 cts.
Ibeatb's /IDo&ern Xancjuaoe Séries,
Introduction priées ai'C quoted iiuiess ot/terwise stated. ADVANCED FRENCH TEXTS.
De Vigny's Cinq Mars. An abbreviated édition with introduction and notes by Professor Sankey of Ilarrow School, England. 70 cts.
Zola's La Débâcle. Abbreviated and annotated by Professor Wells, of the University of the South. 70 cts.
Choix d'Extraits de Daudet. Selected and edited with notes by William Price, Instructor in Yale University. 20 cts.
Sept Grands Auteurs. du XIXe Siècle. Lectures in easy French on Lamartine, Hugo, de Vigny, de Musset, Gautier, Mérimée, Coppée, by Professor Fortier ot Tulane University. 60 cts.
French Lyrics. Selected and edited with notes by Professor Bowen of the University of Oliio. 60 cts.
Lamartine's Méditations. Selected and edited by Professor Curme of Northwestern University. 75 cts.
Victor Hugo's Hemani. With introduction and notes by Professor Matzke of Leland Stanford University. 60 cts.
Victor Hugo's Ruy Blas. With introduction and notes by Professor Garner of the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. 65 cts.
Comeille's Le Cid. With introduction and notes by Professor Warren of Adelbert Collège. 164 pages. 30 cts.
Comeille's Polyeucte. With introduction and notes by Professor Fortier of Tulane University. 30 cts.
Molière's Le Misanthrope. With introduction and notes by Professor C. A. Eggert. 30 cts.
Molière's Les Femmes Savantes. With introduction and notes by Professor Fortier of Tulane University. 30 cts.
Molière's Le Tartuffe. With foot-notes by Professor Gasc, England. 25 cts.
Molière's Le Médecin Malgré Lui. With foot-notes by Professor Gasc, England. 15 cts.
Molière's Les Précieuses Ridicules. With introduction and notes by Professor Toy of the University of North Carolina. 25 cts.
Piron's La Métromanie. Comedy in verse, with notes by Professor Delbos, England. 40 cts.
Warren's Primer of French Literature. An historical handbook. 75 cts.
Taine's Introduction à l'Histoire de la Littérature Anglaise. With essny on Taine by Irving Babbitt, Harvard University. 20 cts.
Duval's Histoire de la Littérature Française. In easy French. From earliest times to the présent. :fi'.oo.
Voltaire's Prose. Selected and edited by Professors Cohn and Woodward of Columbia University. ï^i.oo.
French Prose of the XVIIth Century. Selected and edited by Professor Warren of Adelbert Collège, ^i.oo.
La Triade Française. Poems of Lamartine, Musset, and Hugo, with introductions and notes by L. Both-Hendriksen. 75 cts.
Co7»plete Catalogne of Modem Langiiage Texts sent on request.
Ibcatb'6 /lDo^crn Xanouaoe Séries.
