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The présent work cannot fail to be generally adopted for pupils who, baying already a sufficient knowledge of Greek and Latin, are able to begin the studj oi Fi^nch through the mediam of comparative grammar.

Departing from .'*.e old routine of putting before childrena xnert séries of mies of an av|>arently arbitrary character, and which can neither be explained nor juslifiod, M. Bbachbt shows that historioal philology aooonnts for every graiumatical fact, whether mie or exception, and tlutt eTeû lingoistio bizarrét^enf as we would deem them, haye their rauom éPêtr$^ if we only traoe u^ oiodem French to its origins.

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