OF ALL THE WORDS, TRANSLATED IXTO ENGLISH

By M. De Fi vas, Member of several Literary Societies. One neat Volume, limo. Price 50 cents.

This work has passed thrnngh five édition* in England, and rapidly found its wty as a classbo- k intothe mo<t eminent public and p-ïvate semira

The pièces contained in liii- volume comprehend a great vanety of subjects, and are £«nerally of a livelv and familia"- style, the phrases will serve as éléments of conversation, and tnable the Student to rea;| with facility Otber French hooks.

Jn the Dictionary at the end, i> ejîveil the m^anins of every word contained in the hook.

The explanatory arorda arc placed at the pn I of the book, in>tead of at ihe foot of tl.e page; by rhia metnod learners uiil dérive considérable benefit.

Iliongh this work i< designedty for the ose of schooU, the anthor bas borne in mind.th; many of the learners of French arc adnls. th' refore while it i> ada[)ted fof youtnful studants, endeavor has also been ni-îde to snake it neeeptable to those of more advanced âge.

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