THE FIRST FRENCH BOOE

By HENEI BUÉ, B.-ks-L.,

Frêneh MoêUr ût Mer§hant Taylort? Sehool, LondoH, 1 YoL 180 Paffes. Oloth, priée lOd. Tenth Edition. Sevised*

Tliis small book, drawn up aocording to the leqnirements of the uni ■tage, will pxoT6 of the mort Taluable aarirtanoe to ail beginnen.

JdopUd by th€ Sekooi Boardfar Londan, ih$ MinigUr of Public Itutruetim

in Canada, etâ., §U,

It oontains Ghrammar, Exercises, Conyersatioii, aad Yocabiilarv. Every lesscm is followed by a short dialogue for oonTersatioiial pnotioes. The Tolnme comprises the whole Accidenoe. The mies are stated in the clearert possible mamier. A chapter on the Fhilology of the langoage, >nd some for reading and translatioa, a complète index, and two complète Vocabnlarîes, foUow the grammatiôil portion, lis moderato price and its completeness will make it one of the best books for use in onr Middledass and National Bchools and other laige establishments.

THE SECOND FRENGH BOOE.

OBAMMAS, OONYEBSATION, AND TRANSLATION.

Drawn np aooording to the leqnirements of the second stage, with Tire complète Yocabalaries, and a set of Ezaminatica Papers.

1 Vol. 808 Pages. Thizd Edition. Oloth, prioo la.

Thê êàU of moTê than 8000 eopUi of th$ abovê PHmer in Uê$ thon iix wkmthê

iê perhapë thê best proof of Ui utefulnesê.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

One of <' Her Majesty's Inspectors of Schoola * writes : ** Thanks for jour admirable Firtt Freneh Éook, which seems to me rematkably well adapted, in respect of both scope and arrangement, for school use. It ought to be, and I think will be, largely adopted. I leel no hésitation U State that of ail the elementary Freneh books I haye used and perosed it ii Uie one most judiciouslv compiled and edited."

** Only an ezperienced teacher could so well antîcipate the preliminary difficnlties and remove them from the path of a yoang linguist as M. Bv4 has done in his primer." — Fublic Opinion, Noy. 10, 1877.

"Tliig little lx>ok is a modél bofh of cheapn^ss aixl of oompleteiM In 180 pages it gives begionera the principal raies of Uie Freuch aooîdenoe^ Uma enabling tbain to piactiae o(m¥flr«atiuii after a yeiy lew leMoiiB, M. Bné eommenoea by a lirt of easy and oiibtai woida to ba leamed by heart; the elementazy grammar eomes nezt^ each ehapler beiiig followed by a vooabulaiy and two exerdaes. The xeading lesBons whiâ tenninate the Tolame are amnning anecdotes of giadnated difficolty, and the Tocabularies are so eompiled as to preâade tha necesBÎty of a separate dictionary. The pnpil bas thns in a Tery small duodecimo ail the help he reqnires towaids a qoick and easy maateiy ol tha olamonts of tibe Frenoh langoage."— AIsAm; Bomrd CkrmiâU^

**1L Bn^s 'FSist French Book' ismnoh to be oommended» Th« tessons an very graduai, and the rdles are ezplained wiih a simplicity tfaat mnst greaUy help both teacher and pnpU. At the end of each lessoa a short vocabolary, a modd exercise^ and a conversation are given. At the end of the Terbs is a ' short chaptsr for the inquisitive^' whioh is weU worth getting up, even by more aoTanced pupils. The chief mexit of elementary boolû of this kind lies in their arrangement, and in thia respect we haTe seen no bettar book than M. 'Bvé*fL**'Sch9él Otmriim^ KoT. lOth, 1877.

is one of thebest first-books to French that bas ew been pnb* lished. The dl£Qcalties of the langoage are presented in a séries of eaercises and lassons, throngh which the stadent is led bel(»e he leaJiBea that he bas reall^ had genuine difficolties presented to him. The vocabnlaries contained in the book baye been seleoted yery skilfally. A ' ^ort chapter for the inq^nisitiire ' is excellent. There is a French-Englisk Vocabulary containing nearly 1500 words in aost ftequent usa." — Tkê Wukl^ nmeê, Oct 14, 1877.

*'This is a yery excellent little work, and wîll be weloomed both in schools and for private teaching." — lie ZondoH §md Chma S»pr$êê^ Oct 12, 1877.

** Thii is a book, small aa regards siae and prioe, bat oontaining in qnality at least matter which would fhmiflh forth fiur larger and mora prétentions Tolumea M. Bué's method and treatment are excellent : to any person nnacqnainted with French, but wishing to stndy that tangnags^ or to any teacher wishing to fonn classes K>r its stndy, we can oordially reoommend bis work. Books for use in sohool or dass are often oompiled by others than teaohers. and the resuit is not always satialftctory. M. Bué Î9 a teacher himeel^ and bis lessons show that he understands tha difficolties bis brethren may labour under, and the best means by which they can be surmounted. We are glad to leam that the volame undar notice bas been adopted by tbe London School Board." — Tk$ Iritk TêMcJkêr^ê /sflfriMi/, Feb. Snd, 1878.

BRA.CIIET'

FUBUO SOHOOIi

ELEMMTART FRENCH GEAMMAS,

WITH EXEECISES.

! Sy ▲. BBA.CHET, Laniéat de l'Institut de franee.

And adapted for Engliah Schools

By ihe lier. P. B. S. Breit^i B.D., anil ChutaT» Kanoa, 8. A^'

Offidnr» éP Académie i Tait and ItêHid Examinen in thê Umv$rHtp of london.

TENTH EDITION, BEYISED AND COBBEOTED.

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With Ezamination Questions and Exercises. Cloth, 176 pagoa^ Bmall Svo, With a complète French-English and Engliah* ïrench Yocabnlarj. Frice Is. 6d.

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With Ezamination Questions and Exercises, and a complète French-Englisli and English-French Yocabulary. Pric^ la. 6d.

EEY TO THE EXERCISES. By E. Jàskv.

For teachers only, price Is. 6d*