THE MT OF QUESTIONING AND MSWEKING IN FRENCH

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The foUowing ExtraetSy takenfrom a consideraNe number o/Letters addressed to the Author, will give an idea of the opwions /ornud of the Book by those entiUed tobethe heatjudges; viz, ihe moat eminerU Teachers in Londonf Edinburghf Dublinj and other principal towna : —

^' Having pemsed yonr excellent little Work, I am now prepared tp give my candid opinion as to its mérita. The positions of the Personal and snpplying prononns nsnally form a serions drawback to the French Student's adrancement, and although ail the French Grammars treat more or less fally upon this knotty subject, still you are the first who has hnndled it in a tmly perspicuous and masterly style. The élégant and judicious sélection of your Phraseology is of itself highly recommendatory of the Volume, as a Recueil de Phrases; but, coupled irith the important and principal object of the Work, and the admirably lucid and pleasingly progressive manner in which you establish your Rules and lead the pQpil step by step throughoutthe whole range of this indispensable though somewhat intricate portion of the French Syntax, the performance reflects the higheât crédit upon your judgment and skill, and you hâve, by mo valuable a production, conferred a great benefit upon Teachers and Students of the French langniage.

" J. L. MAZZONI, '* Teacher of French.— Lately of the High School, Leith."

*' I hâve had the pleasnre of recelvlug the book you bave sent me. I bave examined it with care, and I congratulate you sincerely. Your Exercises fill up a deficiency. Public approbation ought to be your reward.

" C. DELILLE, " Professor of the French Language at Christ's Uospital, &c. &c.''

" Of your little book on the philosophical and practical mode of teaching the French language, I do not profess to be a good judge ; but I admire its cleamess, its principles, and its arrangement, and I am certain that a man of your talent cannot handle a subject with which you are Bo familiar, without throwing some new light upon it.

"ADAM SEDGWICK, " Trinity Collège, Cambridge.''

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