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This collection of excellent French novels are ail bright romances, and can be put into the hands of a class for reading aloud, as well as be recommended to the gênerai reader on the score of excellence and interest. The list now comprises

No.l.-"DOSIA," by Mme. Henry GbéviijIjE. One of the brightest and most amusing of this popular author's stories.

No, 2.—" L'ABBÉ CONSTANTIN," by Ludovic HAiiÉvr, whose délicate oharm and beauty of story has won its author the coveted chair in the Académie Française.

No. 3.— " LE MABIAGE DE GÉBABD," by Andbé Thetjbiet. A delightful story of French provincial life by one of the most élégant of French writers.

No. 4.— "LE BOI DES MONTAGNES," by Edmond Aboxtt, Which is one of the cleverest. most amusing and brilliant of this iamented authors romances.

No. 5.— "LE MABIAGE DE GABBIELLE, by Daniet, Lesueub. An interesting story of Parisian life, written so cleverly that it has been crowned by the French Academy,

No. 6.—" L'AMI FBITZ," by Ebckmànn-Ch atbi an .

IN PRBPARATION No. 7.—" LE MAITBE DES FOBGE8," by Geobges Ohnet.

The séries will be continued with stories of Jules Sandeau, Ohnet, Jules Verne and other well known writers. The second séries is the