WILLIAM R. JENKINS

850 Sixth ÂTVnae, New York.

THÉÂTIÎ E CONTEMPOIÎAIN.

Thls séries comprises twelve of the brightest and purest. spécimens of wntemporaneous French drama by the most noted French dramatic writers, and as ttiey are entirely imobjectionaUe in their oharacter, they are amonpp the veiy best means of familiarizing students with colloquial French. They hâve met wiih a prompt and encouraging réception from teachers and students alike. They are well printed, tastef ully bound in paper, and are soM at

2B Oents ESaoli,

or considerably less than half the price of the Paris éditions. They are as follows:

No. 1.— LE VOYAGE DE M. PERRICHON, by E. Labichk.

iVENT D'OUEST, by E. d'Hkrvjlly.

LA SOUPIÈRE, by E. d'Hervilly.

No. 3.- LA GRAMMAIRE, by £. Labiche.

No. 4.— LE GENTILHOMME PAUVRE, by Dumanchr and Lapargvb,

iLA PLUIE ET LE BEAU TEMPS, by LéoN Gozlan.

AUTOUR D'UN BERCEAU, by E. L^aouvii.

No. 6.— LA FÉE, by Octave Feuiu.et.

No. 7.— BERTRAND ET RATON, by E. Scribe.

No. 8.— LA PERLE NOIRE, by Victorien Sardoo.

No. 9.— LES DEUX SOURDS, by Jules Moinaux.

No. 10.— LE MAITRE DE FORGES, by Georges OhneL

No. II.— LE TESTAMENT DE CÉSAR GIRODOT, by Adolphe" Belot suid EL Villetard.

No. 19.— LE GENDRE DE M. POIRIER, by Emile Augiek and Jules Sandsau.

Also (for children) —

LES DEUX ÉCOLIERS, by A. Laurent de Vflleroy.

To be obtained from ail booksellers, or will be sent, post paid» on reoeipt of price, by

WILLIAM B. JENfcmS, Publisher, Importer and Bookseller,

No. 850 SixTH Avenue, NEW TOEK.

This book shoiild be retumed to the Library on or before the last date stamped below.

A fine of five oents a day is inourred by retaining it beyond the speoified time.

Flease return promptly.

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