CHILDREN'S OWN FRENCH BOOK

With a Préface by Jules Bué, M. A., &o. 1 Tol-. small 8vo, cloth. 200 pagres. Frice Is. 6d.

"The words imitation and variation indicate the writer*» method of teachinit hie younger pupils. He sets bffore them a geries of French phrase» and sentences, then refera to rules and gives aid in inaking variations and putting them into French. W« hâve often used the same plan and found it good. When connected with a narrativ» Interest (as in this case) this method give» pleasure tO young students." — Th, Athencdum, April 2lBt.

NEW AND EEVISED EDITION, WITH A VOOABULAKY.

Ciass-Book of Frsnch Composition,

By L. P. BLOTJET, B.A.,

French Master, St. PauFs Sckool, London.

l vol-> Binall 8vo, cloth. Frice 2s. 6d.

The compiler has chosen amusing and interesting pièces by English authors, and given ail the rules of French Grammar that refer to oach sentence to be translated into French. The compiler has aimed at writing a class-book which may enable a young pupil to leam hia grammar, or an advanced one to revise it, whilat translating.

♦' This bock deserves to take rank with Mr. Sidgwick's ' Greek Composition,' and a blgher compliment we cannot pay it " — Journal of Education, May, 1880.

" Blouet's 'Class-Book of French Composition' wUl Ve found a most valuable guide to the idiomatic rendering of English into French. The extracts given for translation «.re most amusmg and interesting, and the pupil who goes through the exercises carefully, using the assistance given in the notes and références, will leam much which ho couiti pick up nowhere but Irom the conversation of a cuiuvated Frenchman." — LiUrar^ Çkwchwan, Aug. UO, 1880.

Key to tho Ëame.

1 ToL, small 8vo, olotli. Priée 2s. 6(1.