ROMANS CHOISIS
12mo, Paper, 60 Cents. Cloth, 85 Cents.
No. l.-DOSIA, by Mme. Heney Geévilde. One of the brightest and most amusing of this popular author's stories. With a préface and explanatory notes by A. De Rougemont, A. M., Prof essor at University of Chautauqua. 214 pages,
$To. 2.— L'ABBÉ CONSTANTIN, by Ludovic HAliÉVY, whose délicate charm and beauty of story has won its author the coveted chair in the Académie Française. With English notes by F. C. de Sumicheast, Assistant Professor of French in Harvard University. 193 pages.
No. 3.— LE MARIAGE DE GÉRARD, by Andeé Theueiet. A delightful story of French provincial life by one of the most élégant of French writers. 234 pages.
No. 4.— LE ROI DES MONTAGNES, by Edmond About, Which is one of the cleverest, most amusing and brilliant of this lamented author's romances. With a biographical notice and explanatory notes in English by F. C. de Sumicheast, Assistant Professor of French in Harvard University. 297 pages.
:No. 5.— LE MARIAGE DE GABRIELLE, by Danieii Lesueue. An interesting story of Parisian life, written so cleverly that it has been crowned by the French Academy. 257 pages .
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No. 6.— L'AMI FRITZ, by Erckmann-Chatrian. One of the most delightful ana humorous of thèse élever authors' romances. With notes by Prof. C. Fontaine, B.L., L.D.. Director of French in Washington's High Schools. 303 pages .
No. 7. — L'OMBRA, by A. Gennevrate. A roraantic story of Italian and English society. 216 pages.
No. 8.— LE MAITRE DE FORGES, by Georges Ohnet. One of the most powerf ul and interesting of contemporaneous novels. 34=1 pages.
No. 9.— LA NETJVAINE DE COLETTE, by * * * reprinted from the "Revue des Deux Mondes." A bright, amusing and original romance of a young girl. 236 pages.
No. 10.— PERDUE, by M$ïe. Henry Gréville. 359 pages.
No. 11.— Mlle. SOLANGE. (Terre de France), by François de Julliot. Ouvrage couronné par l'Académie Française. With explanatory notes in English by C, Fontaine, B.L. ; L.D. : Director of French in Washington^ High Schools. 359 pages.
No. 12.— VAILLANTE, ou Ce que femme veut, by Jacques Vincent. (Montyon prize.) 227 pages.
No. 13— LE TOUR DU MONDE EN QUATRE-VINGT JOURS. By Jules Verne. 358 pages.
No. 14.— LE ROMAN D'UN JEUNE HOMME PAUVRE, by Octave Feuillet. An excellent édition of this popular romance. 204 pages.
No. 15.— LA MAISON DE PENARVAN, by Jules Sandeau. One of this author's best written and most interesting works . 292 pages .
No. 16.— L'HOMME A L'OREILLE CASSÉE, par Edmond A*bout. A fascinating story f ull of humorous situations.
No. 17.— SANS FAMILLE, par Hector Malot, abridged and arranged for school use by Prof. P. Bercy, B.L., L.D. 430 pages.
No. 18.— COSIA, by André Michel Durand. 165 pages.
No. 19.— MON ONCLE ET MON CURÉ, by Jean de la Brète. Ouvrage couronné par l'Académie Française. A pleasant and pure bit of fiction well adapted for use in schools. With explanatory notes in English by F. C, de Sumichrast, Assistant Professor in French at Harvard University. 257 pages.
No. 20.— LA LIZARDIÈRE, by Henri de Bornier. 247 pages.
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No. 21. — NANON, by George Sand. A simply told story in which countless détails of the French Révolution are interviewed. George Sand's life of study and interest in history, poîitics and literature, niade lier particularly fitted for this work. With introduction and explanatory English notes by B. D. Woodwaed, Ph.D. ; Tutor in the Romance Languages at Columbia Collège. 431 pages.
No. 22.— LE PETIT CHOSE, by Alphonse Daudet, with explanatory notes in English by Prof, C. Fontaine, B.L., L.D., Director of French in Washington High Schools.
WThe séries will be eontinued with stories of other well-known
writers.
MISCELLANEOTJS.
GRAZIELLA. By A. De Lamartine. A new and tasteful édition of this charming idyl of Italian life. With explanatory English notes by 0. Fontaine, B.L., L.D., Director of French in Washington's High Schools. 12mo, paper, 173 pages 45e.
CINQ-MARS. Cy Alfred de Vigny. A new and handsome édition of this well-known historical French novel has been published, and arrangement has been made for its issue hère, with explanatory notes in English. 12mo, cloth, $1.25
LA TULIPE JSTOIRE. By Alexandre Dumas. A very pretty and cheap édition of this interesting and popular historical romance, which is excellentiy adapted for classes. 12mo, paper, 304 pages 45c,
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