CLASS-BOOK OF COMPARATIVE IDIOMS

ENGLISH PART. By Jules Bué, Honorary M. A. of Oxford ; Taylorian Teacher of French, Oxford '; Examiner in the Oxford Local Examinations from ISôS ; and, W. Collett Saxdahs, Taylorian Exhibitioner, Oxford. New Edition. 1 vol., small 8vo, cloth, 23.

FRENCH PART. Exercices sur les Formes Idiomatiques Comparées. New Edition. Cloth, 23.

■GERMAN PART. Ey Profesaor 'R. Lennheim, late German Master to H.R.H. the Prince Impérial, and Dr. Wiîhe, Fii'st German Master, Dulwich Collège. Cloth, price 23.

" A gjeat improvement upon the old-fashioned conversation bocks which hâve trîed the patience of prenerations of students. Tho idiomatic expressions in which the French and English lai.truages abound are freely introduccd into the dialogues, and the student bas thus the opportunity of hecommî; easily acquainted with the principal points of différence between the two toTiKues."—PiMic Opinion.

" As a means for perfeoting one's acquaintance with the idiomatic pecnliarities both of English and French, and the différence of construction bet-^veen them, the above Tolumes are the very best that could possibly be contrived. The rules are so simply Btated that a mère chîild will easily comprehend them, and by fiïing them, no less than the Idioms themselves, in the memory, become thoroughly au fait as to conversation." — BelVs Wetkly Messenger.

" The • Class-Book of Comparative Idioms ' recently issned by Messrs. Hachette la Intended to supersede the ordinary dialogrues ■which are so extensively used in schools at the présent day. The French phrases and their Enjlish équivalents beiug printed in Beparate voliimes, the reader Trill be able to employ with great advantage the materialj thus placed within his reach, either for viva voce instruction or as subjects for written translations ; and particular care has been taken to exclude obsolète, unusual, or slang expressions."— .S'a/«r</a> Revitw.