CLASS-BOOK OF COMFABATIYE IDIOMS

8MGLISH PABT. By Julxb Butf, Hononzy M. A., oi Oxford ; TayloriâB

Teaoher of Frenoh, Oxford ; Examiner in the Oxford Local Exami-

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Oxford. New Edition. 1 vol., small 8yo. eloth, 2s.

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"A great improvement npon the old-fashioned conyersation hooka whioh haye trled the patience of générations of stndents. The idiomatie expressions in which the French and English langnages abound are freely introduced into the dialogues, and the student has thus the opportoni^ of beooming easily acqnainted wiih the principal points of differenoe between the two tongnes.*' — PttbUe Opinion,

«As a means for perfecting one*B acqoaintanoe with the idiomatio peouliarities hoth of English and French, and the différence of constmotion between them, the above volumes are the very best that conld possibly be contrived. The mies are bo simply stated that a mère child will easily comprehend them, and by fixing them, no less than the idioms themselyes, in the memory, become thoronghiy a/ufaii as to conyersation.'* -— JBtf/'l*< Weekly Messenger,

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