L. SMONSON

I hâve used " Otto's French Grammar" revised by Prof. Bôcher, ever since it was publîshed. To say that it is superior to Ollendorf' s Method, and Fasquelle's, it is not to say much. But I think it is better than most Grammars introduced into this eoimtry, though coming to us with &r less daims and pretensions than them ail.

BosTOK, March 28. J. B. TOBRICELLL

Statb Nobmal Sohool,

Framinoham, Mass., March 25, 1866»

B. B. XlBBiNOsEsq.

Mt bbab Sib, — I bave used "Otto's German Grammar,"

and prefer it to any other book of the kind with which I am

4oquainted.

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