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Deatb's Modern Language Series,
Introduction prices are quoted unless otherwise stated. GERMAN GRAMMARS AND READERS.
Joynes-Meissner German Grammar. A avrking Grammar, sufficiently element ary for the beginner, and sufficiently complete for the advanced student. Half leathez,
Alternative Exercises. Can be used, for the sake of change, instead of those in the Joynes-Moissner itself. 54pages. 15 cts.
Joynes’s Shorter German Grammar. Part I. of the above. Half leather. 80 cts.
Harris’s German Lessons. Elementary Grammar and Exercises for a short course, or as introductory to advanced grammar. Cloth. 6o cts.
Sheldon’s Short German Grammar. For those who want to begin reading as soon as possible and have had training in some other languages Cloth. 6o cts.
Babbitt’s German at Sight. A syllabus of elementary grammar, with suggestions and practice work for reading at sight. Paper. xo cts.
Faulhaber’s One Year Course in German. A brief synopsis of elementary grammar, with exercises for translation. (Cloth. 6o cts.
Meissner’s German Conversation. Not a #érase book nor a e74od book, but a scheme of rational conversation. (Cloth. 75 cts.
Harris’s German Composition. Elementary, progressive, and varied seleetions, with full notes and vocabulary. Cloth. so cts.
Hatfield’s Materials for German Composition. Based on /mmwensee and on Hôüker als die Kirche. Paper. 33 pages. Each 12 cts.
Stuven’s Praktische Anfangsgründe. A conversational beginning book with vocabulary and grammatical appendix. (Cloth. 203 pages. 7o cts.
Guerber’s Märchen und Erzählungen, I. With vocabulary and questions in German on the text. Especially adapted to young beginners. Cloth. 162 pages. 60 cts.
Guerber’s Märchen und Erzählungen, II. With vocabulary. Follows the above or serves as independent reader. Cloth. 202 pages. 65 cts-
Joynes’s German Reader. Begins very easy, is progressive both in text and notes, contains complete selections in prose and verse, and has a complete vocabulary, with appendixes, also English Exercises based on the text. Half leather. go cts.
Deutsch’s Colloquial German Reader. Anecdotes as a basis for colloquial work, followed by tables of phrases and idioms, and a select reader of prose and verse, notes and vocabulary. (Cloth. go cts.
Boisen’s German Prose Reader. Easy, correct, and interesting selections of graded prose, with copious notes, and an Index to the nutes which serves as a vocabulary. loth. go cts.
Grimm’s Märchen and Schiller’s Der Taucher (Van der Smissen). Bound in one volume. Notes and vocabulary. The Märchen in Roman type; Der Taucher in German type. 65 cts.
Andersen’s Märchen (Super). Easy Germau, free from antiquated and dialectical expressions. With notes and vocabulary. Cloth. 7o cts.
Heath’s German-English and English-German Dictionary. Fully adequate for the ordinary wants of the student. (Cloth. Retail price, f1.50.
Deatb's Modern Language Series.
Introduction prices are quoted unless otherwise stated.