Mon cher ami."^ . . . Bien à toi

4. Cher père, chère mère, sœur, frère, etc. . . . Je t'embrasse de tout mon cœur. Ton fils (Ta fille, etc.) qui t'aime- .*

1 ' Mark.'

2 Other expressions necessary for the conduct of the lesson will be found in the Exercises. The Editor vvould be glad to hâve omissions notified to him. Thèse phrases are best learnt when required for immédiate use.

3 Thèse are given, as the written exercises may well Iake the form of a letter, and aiso in view of international correspondence.

^ The name of sender hère.

S Not ' ma chère madame,' which would be like saying ' my dear my lady. ' « Same as in 2. It is in the tutoiement of the ending that the greater intimacy finds expression.