LUCIEN OUDIN, A.M

Instrueter of the FreHck Langttagt^ N. Y. Free Aeademif,

I bave used " Otto's German Grammar." I consîder it a very good book; its abundant vocabularies, and its fulness in idioms, are especially useful. The appendix, also, is very yaluable, containlng, as it does, some of the most popular and characteristtc German poems, which ma}*^ be tumed to many uses. Feb. 1, 1866. ADOLPH WERNER,

Profeuor <if Otrman^ New "York Free Academff»

Washikgton Uniyebsitt St. Louis^ Jàn, 2, 1866.

Mr. S. R. Ubbiko,

DsAR Sir, — It gives me great pleasure to inform you that I hâve introduced your édition of " Otto's German Grammar " in my classes in this University, and that I regard it as the very best German grammar, for school purposes, that bas thus far corne to my notice. Your German éditions of the "Immensee," " Vergissmeinnicht/' and " Irrlichter/' are great Êivorites among my pupils ; «nd your " Collège Séries of Modem French Plays/' edited by Mr. Ferdinand Bôcher of Harvard Collège, I regard as very usefùl for the recitation-room, and for prirate reading.

Tours very truly,

B. L. TAFEL, PA- D.

JFVq/'MMr ^ Modem Languages and Gm^Murative FkUol^gy t» Wa^ngtem Uàiv$rsHf.

I use " Otto's French and Gennan Grammar " at our Collège and the Collegiate School, and can confldently recommend it to ail aimilar inatitutionB.

OCTOBER, 1864. H. STIEFELHâGEN,

Prtifeiscr Modem Languages eU King^s Collège, Windior, Nova Seotim,

1 hare ezamined manj works designed for pupila stadjing tlie French Language, and among them consider " Otto's Frencli Con- Tersation Grammar/' revised hy Bôcher, superior to any other. I use it in my classes, and take pleasure in recommending it aa admirablj adapted for the purpose.

A. WEBTHEIM, Brofeêim ^f Modem Languages at the Umversitjf, LomsvQUi Reatuctg*

Among many works designed for pupils studying the German langiiage, I consider "Otto's German Conversation Grammar" superior to any other. I use it in my classes, and take great pleasure in recommending it as the best work which has yet been published for the use of schools.

A. WEBTHEIM, Fnfnsof t^ Modem Languages, LouisvHU, M9.

B08TOH, March, 186ft.

Mr. Ubbino, Boston.

Mt dbab Sib, — '* Otto's French Grammar" revised by Fro£ F. Bôcher, is the best Instructor ever published ; at présent, it surpasses Fasquelle and the OUendorf System, by its siinplicity. It has the advantageof telling, in one page, what the others require three or four to express. The rules for the pronuncîation do honor to the reviser; besides, the lessons are so well placed, and so progressive, that they bnng the student into the difSiculties of our hmguage with very little exertion. At last, permit me to thank you for taking, by this publication, the most tedious part of our labor as teacher. It is so dear, that any one could teach the French Language without difficulty.

I remain, Sûr, yours,

P. J. BOBia, FnfessoT of French Language,

IBs BoyUton Ftace, Boslûn,

Mablbobo', Mass , April 9, 1866 S. B. Urbino, E6<i.

Dbab Sir, — lused Otto's Grammar in two classes nt Edgar* town Hlgh School, — one class qnite adyanced. The testimonial of Mr. Hunt and others expresses mj sentiments, and 70U may lue my name if 70U choose.

Yours truly,

A. H. WENZEL, Principal qf Marlborà* Hîgh Schooi, late Principal qf Edgartown High SckooL

WoBUEN, April 12, 1866.

llr. Urbino.

Bear Sib, — The opinion of Messrs. Hunt and others with

respect to ihe merits of Otto's French Grammar, I indorse in

fùU.

Yours trulr.