LEARNING TO READ, WRITE, AND SPEAK THE SPANISH LANGUAGE

With an Appendix, containing a brief, but comprehensive Recapitulation of the Rules as well ae of all the Verbs, both Regular and Irregular, so as to render thei use easy and familiar to the most ordinary capacity.

TOGETHER WiTH PRACTICAL RULES FOR SPANISH PRONUNCIATION, AND MODELS OF SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The whole designed for young learners and persons who are their own instructars. By M. VELAZQUEZ and T. SIMONNE, Professors of the Spanish and French Languages One volume, 12mo. of 560 pages. Price $1 50.

A KEY TO THE SAME IN A SEPARATE VOLUME, 75 crs.

“OLLENDORFF’S SPANISH GRAMMAR.—This is another umber of the admirable series a elementary books of instruction in the language of Modern Europe, for which the public is in debted tothe Appletons. Ollendorff’s method of teaching languages, especially living languages is now in universal use, and enjoys a very decided pre-eminence over any other now in use, inasmuch as it combines the merits, and avoids the faults of all others, and has, besides. many very marked and admirable peculiarities. No other books are now in general use, and his elementary treatises have won a unanimous favor not often accorded to any work in any department of hu man knowledge. Their chief peculiarity consists in this, that they lead the learner, by gradual steps, each perfectly simple and easy, from the first elements even to the nicest idioms of the various languages, comprehending, in the process, a complete mastery of Grammatical rules and colloquial phrases. They are in common use, not only in this country, but throughout Europe, and are likely to supersede, every where, all similar books.

“This method of learning SPANISH, which has just been issued, is likely to be even more widely useful, especially in this country, than those which have preceded it, since recent events have rendered a knowledge of Spanish more than usually important to all classes of our people. The editors of the work are widely known as accomplished scholars and distinguished teachers, and the book derives still higher authority from their connection with x. We commend it with great confidence to all who desire to become acquainted with the Castilian tongue.” —New- York Courier and Enquirer.

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