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and are published at the uniform price of
Paper, 25 cents; Cloth, 40 cents each.
No. 1.— LA MÈEE DE LA MABQUISE. By Edmond About. A most delightful and aniusing story. With expianatory notes in English by G. Fontaine, B.L.,L.D., Director of French in Washington's High Schools. 135 pages.
NO. 2.— LE SIÈGE DE BEELIN ET AUTEES CONTES. By Alphonse Daudet. Cornprising six of this briiiiant author's charming short stories. With expianatory notes in English by Prof. E. Eigad, B.-ès S. ; B.-ès L. 73 pages.
No. 3.— UN MAEIAGE D'AMOUB. By Ludovic Halevy. A delightful little love romance, pure, bright and delicious. 73 pages.
No. 4.— LA MAEE AU DIABLE. By George Sand. A charming idyl of French country life. With expianatory notes in English by C. L. Fontaine, B.L., L.D., Director of French in Washington's High Schools. 142 pages.
No. 5.— PEPPINO, by L. D. Ventura, is a story of Italian Life in New York, written by a well-known professor of languages. 65 pages.
No. 6.— IDYLLES, by Mme. Henry Gré ville, eontains six stories, full of sentiment and poetry, and in this delightful author's most élégant style. 110 pages.
No. 7. — CAEINE. By Louis Énault. An entertaining love story, 01 which the scène is laid in Sweden. 181 pages.
N0.8.— LES FIANCÉS DE GEINEEEWALD. By Eeck-
mann-Chatrian. Containing, besides this amusing little romance, the characteristic one of " Les Amoureux de Catherine." 104 pages.
No. 9.— LES FEÈEES COLOMBE. By Georges de Peyrebrune. One of the most exquisitely written stories of the séries. With English notes by F. C. de Sumichrast, Assistant Professor in French at Harvard University. 136 pages .
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No. 10.— LE BUSTE. By Edmond About. An entertaining story of Parisian life, full of the author's bright humor, and in his well-known style. 145 pages.
No. 11.— LA BELLE-NIVERNAISE. By Alphonse Daudet. A charming idyl of life on the Seine. With English notes by Peof. Geo. Castegnier, B.-ès S. ; B.-ès L. 111 pages.
No. 12.— LE CHIEN DU CAPITAINE. By Louis Enault. A delightfully humorous story, with a dog hero, — charmingly narrated. With English notes by F. C. de Sumicheast, Asst. Professor in French at Harvard University. 158 pages.
No. 13.— BOUM-BOUM. By Jules Claretie, with other exquisite little stories. With explanatory notes in English by C. Fontaine, B.L., L.D. Director of French in Washington's High Schools. 104 pages.
No. 14.— L'ATTELAGE DE LA MARQUISE, by Léon de Tinseau, and UNE DOT, by E. Legouvé. With English Notes by F. C. de Sumicheast, Assistant Professor of French at Harvard University. 111 pages.
No. 15.— DEUX ARTISTES EN VOYAGE, by Comte de Veevins, with two other stories.
No. 16.— CONTES ET NOUVELLES, with a préface by A. Beisson, by Guy de Maupassant. 105 pages.
No. 17.— LE CHANT DU CYGNE, by Geo. Ohnet. With explanatory notes in English by F. C. de Sumicheast, Assistant Professor in French at Harvard University. 91 pages.
No. 18. -PRÈS DU BONHEUR, par Henri Ardel, with English notes, by E. Rigal, B.-ès S.; B.-ès L.
