THE SECOND BOOK OF FSENCH COMPOSITION

Materials for Translating English into "French,

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" Much as we liked M. Koulier's First Book of French Composition, thîa second instajment pleases us perhaps still more. It opens with a short but lucid récapitulation at the rules explained minutely in the previous volume, and thus two purpoaes are answered ; •cholars, in the first place, need not go to the expansé of purchasing the introductory book ; whilst those who hâve used it, and are desirous of refeiring to some of the rule», can do so at once. Tho volume itself is divided into two sections ; we hâve first a •ene» of chapters containing a theoretical part, illustrated by short exercises; and. •econdly, a collection of extracts arranged in progressive difficulty, without rules, but itill, in the case jf the first twelve pièces, accompanied by a minimum of notes. The concluding fragments, taken from the examination papers rict in the University oi London and e'sewhere, are meant to test the pupils in vanous degrees of proficiency." — Schûol Board ChronicU.