CENTS EACH
No. ï.— LE VOYAGE DE M. PERRICHON. By E. Labiche.
With notes in English by Schele de Veee, Prof, of modem languages at the University of Virginia. 78 pp., 25c.
No. 2.— VENT D'OUEST, 20 pages, ) By E. d'HEEViLLY.
LA SOUPIÈRE. 18 pages, f 1 vol 25c.
No. 3.— LA GRAMMAIRE. By E. Labiche. With notes in English by Schele de Veee, Prof, of modem languages at the University of Virginia. 43 pages 25c.
No. 4.— LE GENTILHOMME PAUVRE. ' By Dumanoie & Lafabgue. With English notes by Casimie Zdanowicz, la»e Professor of Modem Languages, at the Vanderbilt University. 82 pages 25c.
No. 5.— LA PLUIE ET LE BEAU TEMPS, By Léon Gozlan.
AUTOUR D'UN BERCEAU, By E. Legouvé.
No. 6.— LA FÉE, 43 pages. By Octave Feuillet 25c.
No. 7.— BERTRAND ET RATON. ByE. Sceibe. 108 pp., 25c.
No. 8.— LA PERLE NOIRE. By Victoeien Saedou . 72 pp„ 25c.
No. 9.— LES DEUX SOURDS. By Jules Motnaux. 37 pp., 25c.
No. 10.— LE MAITRE DE FORGES. By Geoeges Ohnet. With English notes by Peof. C. Fontaine, B.L,,L.D., of the High School of Washington, 112 pages 25c.
No. IL— LE TESTAMENT DE CESAR G1RODOT. By Adolphe Belot and E Villetaed, with English notes by Peof. Geo. Castegnier. 98 pages 25c.
No. 12.— LE GENDRE DE M. POIRIER. By Emile Augier and Jules Sandeau, with English notes by Peof. T. Sumicheast, of the Harvard University. 111 pages. .25c.
45 pages. .25c.
4 French Publications of William R. Jenkins.
No. 13.— LE MONDE OU L'ON S'ENNUIE. By Edouard Pailleron, with English Notes by Prof. Alfred Hennequin, of the University of Michigan. 124 pages 25e.
No. 14.— LA LETTRE CHARGEE. By E. Labiche; with Annotations, by Prof. V. F. Bernard. 23 pages 25e.
No . 15— LA FILLE DE ROLAND . By Henri de Bornier. 96 pages 25c.
No. 16.— HERNANI. By Victor Hugo, with English notes by Gustave Masson. 151 pages 25c
No. 17.— MINE ET CONTRE-MINE. By Prof. A. Guillet, with English notes by the Author. 97 pages 25c,
No. 18— L'AMI FRITZ, with English notes, by Prof. A. Hennequin, of the University of Michigan. 96 pages. .25c,
No. 19.— L'HONNEUR ET L'ARGENT. By F. Ponsard, with English notes by F. C. Sumichrast, Asst. Professor in French in Harvard University. 135 pages 25c,
No. 20— "LA DUCHESSE COUTURIÈRE," by Mme. E. Vaillant Goodman, adapted especially for the use of young ladies' schools and seminaries 25c.
The third séries comprises some of the very best short stories, nouvelles of French authors. They are very prettily printed, of convenient size, and are issued under the title of
