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The Sounds of Spoken English. A Manual of Ear Training for English Students. By WALTER RIPPMANN, 1s.6d.net, Fifth Edition.

” The subject is treated in a pleasant and sympathetic manner quite without pedantry. Many usef‘1l hints are introduced on breathing, voice- uction, and the elements of elocution, Mr. Rippmann is to be congratulated on the production of a fresh and interesting little work." —The Guardian.

An excellent manual that was much required.''—Schoo! World.

Specimens of English, Read, Spoken, and Recited. By WALTER RiIPPMANN. 1s. net [Second Edition The First Part of this companion volume to The Sounds of Spoken English consists of a number of res À pre passages in prose and verse, in phonetic transcription, with exercises. e same pieces appear in the ordinary spelling in the Second Part, with numerous parallel passages for practice. These to works may be had in one volume at 2s. net, Dent’s First English Book. By WALTER RIPPMANN. Well Illustrated. 2s. net. [Sixth Edition.

‘The nawe of the author and his wide experience in teaching modern languages are guarantees of the excellence of his work. —Schooëmistress. Dent's Second English Book. A Sequel to the ‘First English Book." Bythesame Author. 25. net.

The Teaching of English Composition. By Miss E. E. COVERNTON, English Mistress at St. Mary's College, Paddington. 1s. 6d. net. Miss Covernton is evidently an enthusiast on her subject, and this book is pleasantly written and very suggestive. . Those who are still novices will

gain many hints and avoid many pitfalls if they read this volume.''—Moaern Language Teaching.

The Teaching of English Analysis. By Miss E. M. Dougs.

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