SPANISH
Fontaine's Doce Cuentos Escogidos 50 .75
Valdes' Los Puritanos y Otros Cuentos 50 .75
ENGLISH
Randall's Choice Readings — .75
Review — FRENCH
Bernard's Les Fautes de Langage — .50
Clarke's Common Difficulties in Reading Trench — 1.00
DuCroquet's Collège Preparatory French Grammar — 1.25
French Yerbs — .35
Julien's Un Peu de Tout — .75
Rougemont's Drill Book "A" — .75
Manuel de la Littérature Française — 1.25
G E RM AN
Beiley's Der Praktische Deutsche — 1.00
Cutting's A Glance at the Difficulties of German
Grammar 30 —
Deutsch's Drillmaster in German — 1.25
LATIN
Halsey's Beginner's Latin Boards, .40 — —
Latin Paradigms at a Glance 25 — •
"RIDDELL," Fireside Francies Boards, .75 — —
RIGAL. Ardel's Près du Bonheur 25 .40
Daudet's Le Siège de Berlin et autres Contes 25 .40
RIPPE, W. Des Kindes Erstes Buch Boards, .40 — —
ROBINSON. German Verb Form, size 9x12.... Boards, .50 — —
ROBIQUE, M. M. Historiettes et Poésies.... Boards, .60 — —
ROJAS, J. Valera's El Pajaro Verde 35 .50
Romans Choisis—
Interesting as stories, représentative of the authors, of high literary value and pure n morallty. They are tastefully printed, cheap and suitable for the class-room or library. Many hâve English. notes by compétent authorities.
Paper, GOc. 12mo. Cloth, 85c.
1.— Dosia, by Mme. Henry Gréville 2.— L'Abbé Constantin, by Ludovic Halévy 3.— Le Mariage de Gérard, by André Theuriet 4.— Le Roi des Montagnes, by Edmond About 5.— Le Mariage de Gabrielle, by Daniel Lesueur 6.— L'Ami Fritz, by Erckmann-Chatrian 7.— L'Ombra, by A. Gennevraye 8.— Le Maître de Forges, by Georges Ohnet 9.— La Neuvaine de Colette, by Jeanne SchultZ .TQ.— Perdue, by Mme. Henry Gréville
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Romans Choisis (continuée!) —
11.— Mlle Solange (Terre de France), by F. de Juîliot 12.— Vaillante, ou Ce que femme veut, by J. Vincent 13.— Le Tour du Monde en Quatre-vingts Jours. By Jules
Verne 14.— Le Roman d'un Jeune Homme Pauvre, by Octave
Feuillet 15.— La Maison de Penarvan, by Jules Sandeau 16.— L'Homme à L'Oreille Cassée, by Ed. About 17.— Sans Famille, par Hector Malot, abridged by Prof.
P. Bercy, B.L., L.D.