FIRST LATIN LESSONS

This book is much fuller than Initia Latina, and while it is not less simple, it will carry a boy a good deal further in the study of elementary Latin. The Exercises are more numerous, some easy translation adapted from Caesar has becn added, and a few easy Examination Papers will afford a useful test of a boy's knowledge of his grammar. The book is intended to form a companion book to the Shorter Latin Primer.

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FIRST FRENCH LESSONS. Nintk ,•..'.■ Crown 8?v. is.

[Spécimen Pago] Initia Latina.

I. Show which of the foliowing "Verbs are Transitive, and which are Intransitive —

The girî stands, The boys love the mother. The dog runs. The master teaches the boy. The girl sings. The queen praises the boy. Nauta stat Puer canit Puer Juliam amat Julia currit

II. Point out the Subject. Object, and Prédicat e in each of the foliowing, writing the proper letters over each word —

The queen loves the boy, The boy fears the dog. The slave loves the girl, Puella servum timet Servus canem terret. Homo reginam amat.