LA N CLASSICS
Edited for Scho .ndidates preparing for Examinations, by
J. F. DAVIS, D.Lii (Lond.); Assistant Examiner In the Unl-
versity of London ; Examiner of Schools for the same University, etc.
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Théâtre Français J!
A Sélection of Popular French Playsi
With Summaries of the Plots in English, and Explanatory Notes y
of the most distinguished and experienced French Masters in Enii
General Editor: Professer HENRI TESTARD, B.A., ]|
Officier de rinsiruction Pnhlique ; Membre de la Société des Gens de Lettres d'-and Senior French Instructor ai the Royal Naval Collège, GrectiwV,
The Collection is divided into two Séries : — j'
The First Séries coneists of élever and humorous plays, ada. thcir purity of tone and expression, for reading in Schools and F"aniilit of the main objects of this Séries is to enable young students to acquii; most interesting way, a sound knowledge of coUoquial and idiomatics! The lively dialogues with their amusing witticisms, that occur in a i;; are calculated to impress both words and constructions more forcibly : sentences of eut and dried Conversations. !,
The plays of the Second. Séries are suited only for adult studi; are less restricted in the choice of subject and dialogue. This Se'l include some of the best spécimens of the French stage in its various-; A careful study of thèse plays, abounding in wit and humour, will •. student the readiest means of mastering those subtleties of the langua it generally requires a long stay in France to appreciate thoroughly. ;•
FIRST SERIES. — For Schools and Families. :' {The figures dénote the munber ofcharacters : — yi. = male, 'F=/einai\
Priée pep Volume, in Paper eovers, 9d. ) Vol. I. — Labiche et Jolly. — Le Baron de Fourchevif. (:•
en un Acte, en Prose. {Aut/iorised Edition.) Characters : M.;: With Notes, etc., by H. Testard, B.A., B.D., etc. j'
Vol. 2.— Scribe, E. — La Camaraderie, ou La courte E ' Comédie en cinq Actes, en Prose. [Authorised Edition.) Ch M. 13, F. 3. With Notes, etc., by H. BuÉ, B. es 1-. ; d'Académie ; Principal French Master, Christ's Hospital, Loiidu
Vol. 3. — Legouvé et Labiche. — La Cigale chez les Fo
Comédie en un Acte, en Prose. [Authorised Edition.) Cli;
; M. 3, F. 2. With Notes, etc., by H. Testa^rd, B.A., B.D.. et(
Vol. 4. — Raymond et Ordonneau. — Maître Corbeau. 1 en deux Actes, en Prose. [A?ithorised Edition.) Characters; M With Notes, etc., by F. Julien, Officier d'Académie, French A the King Edward's School, Five Ways, Birmingham.
Vol. 5. — Labiche, Lefranc et Jessé. — Le Major Crav Comédie- Vaudeville en un Acte, en Prose. [AuthoriirJ . Characters : M. 4, F. 2. With Notes, etc., by Francls Tai:^ ^ Oxon. ; Assistant Master at Eton Collège.
Vol. 6. — Gréville, H. — Ma Tante. Comédie de pam^ 1 Acte, en Prose. [Authorised Edition.') Characters: M. i, F'. Notes, etc., by Ch. Delhavé, B.A. ;.
Vol. 7. — Bisson, A. — Le Sanglier. — Comédie en un Acte, egi [Authorised Edition.') Characters: M. 3, F. 2. With NotesB Professer H. Attwell, K.O.C. ■
Vol. 8.— Legouvé, E.— Ma Fille et mon Bien. ComédB Acte, en Prose. [Authorjscd Edition.) Characters: M, 4.1 La Matinée d'une Etoile. Comédie en un Acte, el .iiithorised Edition.) Characters: M. i, F. 2. With NotesB T. Sft?s. B. es L. . French Master at Wellington CoUeee. I
PQ Molière, Jean Baptiste
1839 Poquelin
A3D8 Les précieuses ridicule
1896 New éd.
