OE, THE CKELD'S FIRST FRENCH LESSONS

EDITED BY HENRI BITÉ, B.-ès-L., /VmeA Master ai MerchœU Tatfîort' School^ London.

The eamest introduction to the study of French, with numerous Wood Engrarings. Vew and Cbeaper Bdltlon. 1 toI., small B-vo, elotli. Vrice la. 6d.

"In 'Hachette's Dlustrated French Primer' we hâve a capital little introduction to the msrsteries of the French luiguage intended for very young childxen, and really adapted to their compreh^sion. The pronunciation of the letten !■ flrst explâined and exemplified, and then the young pupU is led on to masteiy cl woras, sininle sentences, and idiomatic phrases. There is no inculcation of formai nues : the eye, ear, and memory are alone appealed to and by the proper use of tnis book teadiers will be able to lay an excellen foundation lor me future more systematic study of French." Seotnnan.

'* l^ere is scarcely a page witnout a deverly-executed engraving, and a ehild eould certdnly leam French from no bettor devised or more interesting manuaL" — Literary Churchman,

Syllabaire Régimbeau.

MBW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD OF TEAOHINa TO BBAD FBENOB BT THB DECOMPOSITION OF THB LANOTTAaE INTO PUBB AND ARTXOULATE 80T7NDS.

By P. RÉaiMBEAU,

Ancien IntHiuteur primaire; Inspecteur principal du Matériel dei Écoia

Communales de la ViUe de Paris.

Twna WoBK m disobibkd on the List of Books oratuttouslt supflied

TO ITB SCHOOUB BT THB TOWN OF PARIS.

X TOl. small 8to» illustrated* elotli. Vrioe la.

In order to make this excellent Syllabâiri more acceptable to English Schools, an Edition has been prepared in which the Modes of Application and the Principles and Rules of the Method are explâined in Knglish.

Early French Lessons.

By HENRI BUE, B-ès-L.,

V«w Bdltlon. 64b pares* elotli. Vrlee 8d.

The compiler of this little book has had in yiew to teach the young beginnei M many Irendi words as possible in the least tedious manner. He bas f ound by expérience that what children dislike most to leam are lists of words, however useful and well ehosen, and that they very soon get weary of di» oonnected sentences, but commit to memory most readuy a Bh<Nrt nursery rfayn^ anecdote, or fable. Hence the sélection he has made.

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