THEATRE CONTEMPORAIN

This séries comprises some of the brightest and purest spécimens of contemporaneous French drama by the most noted French dramatic writers, and as they are entirely unobjectonable in their character, they are among the very best means of familiarizing students with colloquial French. They hâve met with a prompt and encouraging réception from teachers and students alike. They are well printed, tastefully bound in paper, and are sold at

25 Cents Each,

or considerably less than half the price of the Paris éditions. They are as follows : No. i.— LE VOYAGE DE M. PERRICHON, by E. Labiche. ~ 9 ( VENT D'OUEST, by E. d'Hervilly. ™0' 2- I LA SOUPIERE, by E. d'Hervilly. No. 3— LA GRAMMAIRE, by E. Labiche.

No. 4.— LE GENTILHOMME PAUVRE, bv Dumanoir and Lafargue.

M^ - ( LA PLUIE ET LE BEAU TEMPS, by Léon Gozlan.

iNO' 3'—( AUTOUR D'UN BERCEAU, by E. Legouvé.

No. 6, — LA FÉE, by Octave Feuillet.

No, y.— BERTRAND ET RATON, by E. Scribe.

No. 8.— LA PERLE NOIRE, by Victorien Sardou.

No. 9.— LES DEUX SOURDS, by Jules Mqinaux.

No. io— LE MAITRE DE FORGES, by Georges Ohnet.

No. il— LE TESTAMENT DE CÉSAR GIRODOT, by Adolphe Belot

ET E. VlLLETARD.

No. i2.— LE GENDRE DE M. POIRIER, by Emile Augier et Jules Sandeau.

No. 13.— LE MONDE OU L'ON S'ENNUIE, by Edouard Pailleron, de l'Académie Française.

No. 14.— LA LETTRE CHARGÉE, by E. Labiche de l'Académie Française ; with notes, by Prof. V. F. Bernard.

No. 15.— LA FILLE DE ROLAND, by Henri de Bornier.

No. 10.— HERNANI, by Victor Hugo; with English notes bv Gust. Masson,

No, 17.— MINE ET CONTRE-MINE, with notes, by Prof^ A. Guillet.