ROMANS CHOISIS

Sold at 60C3nt8 each, or les» than half the prlce of

the Paris éditions Itère,

T1Ù8 collection of excellent French ijiovels, of which four hâve already been published and of which more will be issued froin time to time, 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

''DOSIA," By Henry Gréville,

one of the brightest and most amusing of this popular author's stories.

^^ L'ABBÉ CONSTANTIN," by Ludovic Halévy,

Whose délicate charm and beauty of story has won its aiithor the coveted chair in the Académie Française.

'' LE MARIAGE DE GÉRARD," by André Theuriet.

A delightful story of French provincial life by one of the most élégant of French writers.

-LE ROI DES MONTAGNES," by Edmond About,

Which is one of the cleverest, most amusing and brilliant of this lamented author's romances.

The séries will be continued with stories of Jules Sandeau, Erckmann-Chatrian , Jules Verne and other well known writers.

French Publi4Mtion8 of William R. Jenkinê.

The second séries is the

THiiÂTRE CONTEMPORAIN

comprising some of the best and most brilliant of contemporaneous French dramatic literature, and of invaluable use to the student in coUoquial French, as the authors are ail well known, and several of them are members of the Académie Française. This séries has been received with great favor by teachers everywhere, and many of the principal collèges — notably Harvard, Yale and Columbia — hâve taken up the books for their French classes.

They are well printed in good clear type, and.are«old at the unifoi-m price of

LE VOYAGE DE M. PERRICHON By E. Labiche.