REPRESENTATIVE OPINIONS

E. Poulin, Professeur agrégé au Lycée de Bordeaux , France: " The mechanism of pronunciation as set forth in this work becomes not only intelligible and practical, but exceedingly interesting. Before reading this book I never clearly understood the fundamental difference between the two languages as regards rhythm."

Prof. H. P. Williamson, University of Chicago: " This little book is valuable because it is clear and direct and has stood the test of use and close scrutiny."

Prof. D. H. Camahan, University of Illinois: " A very clear and concise statement of the essential rules of French pronunciation arranged in logical form. Its best feature is its simplicity and avoidance of useless details."

J. W. Atkinson, Wimbledon College, England: " It should be used not only by every teacher of French, but by every student of that language."

Anna C. Blunt, High School, Schenectady, N.Y.: "We have decided to put it into every class we have in French."

Annie J. Earle, Limestone College: " The most helpful work on pronunciation that I have found."

Rachel Allard, Professeur au Lycée de Jeunes Filles de Grenoble: " In the year 1911, as representative of the University of Paris, I visited many schools in different parts of the United States. While in Chicago, I had the pleasure of visiting one of the classes conducted according to the Knowles-Favard Method. Although the pupils were tally in their first year of French, they were capable of pronouncing every word correctly and of giving to their sentences the right rhythm and intonation. Might I ask if you will send me a copy of the little book? I think it will be very useful to teachers wishing to correct the pronunciation of English students of French at the University of Grenoble."

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