LASSICAL FRENCH TEXTS AND HISTORIES OF LITERATURE

leîlle: Cînna. Edited by Edward S. Joynes. •Le Cid. Edited by Edward S. Joynes. With vocabulary,

•Le Cid, Horace, and Polyeucte. Edited by W. A. NiTZE of the University of Chicago, and S. L. Galpin of Trinity Collège. Each of the plays bound

separately,

îage: Sélections from Gil Blas. Edited by W. U. Vreeland of Princeton University.

ière: L'Avare. Edited by Edward S. Joynes.

Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. Edited by Moritz Levi of the University of Michigan. Vocabulary.

Les Femmes Savantes and Les Précieuses Ridicules.

Edited by J. R. Effinger of the University of Michigan.

Tartuffe. Edited by John E. Matzke, late of the Leland Stanford Junior University.

ne: Andromaque, Britannicus, and Athalie. Edited by F. M. Warren of Yale University. Each of

the plays bound separately,

Athalie. Edited by Edward S. Joynes. :. With

vocabulary,

Esther. Edited by Edward S. Joynes. With

vocabulary,

nteenth Century French Readings. Edited by Albert ScHiNZ and Helen M. King of Smith Collège. Malherbe, Boileau, Perrault, LaFontaine, Descartes, Pascal, Bossuet, Fénelon, La Rochefoucauld, and others.

ier's Histoire de la Littérature Française. New Edition. By Alcee Fortier, late of the Tulane University, Louisiana.

ner and Atkins's Short History of French Literature. By L. E. Kastner and H. G. Atkins.