Useless and extraneous matter is excluded

3. It is prepared from the standpoint of the American pupil, and is therefore clear in statement and terminology and easy enough to be understood by any one who has had a grammar-school course.

4. It is System atically arranged, and the subjects most important for the beginner are taken up first.

5. Scientific but easily intelligible help is given on pronunciation.

6. The lessons and exercises are in a separate pamphlet, and as there are to be one or more similar sets, the teacher will not be obliged to use the same exercises with successive classes.

French Lessons and Exercises.

First Year*s Course for Grammar Schools, No. 1. (Limp cloth, 25 c.)

AYEAR'S work for classes not yet ready for the formai study of Grammar. Suited for private as well as public schools.

First Yeafs Course for High Schools. No 1. (Limp cloth, 15 cts.)

ONE hundred lessons and twenty exercises to accompany Grandgent's Short French Grammar. The work is laid out for three recitations a week, during forty weeks, but can easily be adjusted to any other arrangement of time.

The Lessons consist of références to the Grammar. The Exercises, which illustrate the grammatical points discussed in the preceding lesson, are based on a French story contained in this pamphlet — a sélection from Sur VEau, by Guy de Maupassant.

First Year*s Course for Collège^. No. 1. (Limp cloth, 15 cts.)

BASED on the same text, and can also be used in Schools as supplementary to the First Year's Courses for Schools, or to follow it.

t>eatb'a flDobern XatiQuaae Séries.

Introduction priées are quoted unless otherwise stated.