VOL. I

The Zllastrated Oerman Frimer.

Beiiig the Easiest Introdaotion to the Stady of German for ail

Beginnem. Prioe la.

VOL. n.

The ChUdren's Own Oerman Book.

▲ Séleotion of Amasiag and Instmotive Stories in Prose. Edited by

Dr. A. L- MËISSNER, Professor of Modem Languages in the Qneeo's UnÎTersitj in Ireland. Small post 8yo, oloth, 1b. 6d. New Edition.

** We hâve nnt the sli^htest heiitttion in wjring tbtt tbis is one of the yery b«8t •ducational workA uf the t'la»8 to which it belongi, that bas erer been publithed. It Ut a thort aiid eany readini^ book, mott dererly adapted hoth for youni^ and old beginner8,<'Oiisisiiii(( oi' most excellent German sélections, y et so adapted as to be ■ouedto piipilsof the simplest compréhension. The first chapters contain subjects and words thut are in everyday use, and the anecdotes those with whi<'h every Saclish child bein» well acquainted, woulU .eonseqaently take double interest in diacoTerio}; in a fon ij^n tondue. The Vocabulary is rery complète, and free from ail perplezinsr ablireviaiions of ip-ammatical définitions, 'ihere is one point of the ttfcmost importHnt'econiiected with this ' Oerman Book * which Kives it amust espectal Talne, ami shouM nut by any roeans be orerlooked, that its sélections, from the first to thelast pâtre, are s» ciererly made as to insure a roost easy and comprehensire a^eans of leamini; words and phrases that are prévalent in conversation ; so that, ao soon as their meMiiinii^ >^nd use are ascertained, ooth young and old will find Ihe uitt of ■peaking in German fitcilitated to an extent that has nerer yet been obtaiued. W'9 can taerefora recommeod the use of this book mo»t irwxinij,**—BelV» Weeklp Muienger,

VOL. m.

The First Oerman Reader.

▲ Sélection of Episodes from German History, etc., eto. Edited by

Dr. A. L. MËISSNËB. SmaU post 8vo, oloth, Is. 6d.

"The TOlume con'^ains varions extracts, arranged, asmuehas possible, prngressively aocordin' to their difficulty. The first part containa a Heries of épisodes from Oerman histury ; the secjnd, short stories and legends. This volume, moreover, haa the espçcial ai'lvantutçe that whilst It instructs beiçinners by givin;^ them au insight Into the lan;{uat;e, it camiot fail also fo raake them wishto become further acquainted wiûi German literature."— i8«UV Weekly Meuengar,