CONTAINING

nu. A Vocabulary of Useful Words intended for Exercises in Pronunciation. — 2. A few simple Rules of Grammar.—#8. Easy Exercises both in French and English.—4@. Familiar Conversations on ordinary topics. —&. A selection of easy and entertaining Pieces in French for reading and translation.

Fifth Edition, 12mo. price 2s. 6d. bound,

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

‘6 As a judicious First Book, or Introduction to the French Grammar, we have no hesitation in recommending it to our readers. The vocabulary is well selected ; the grammatical rules are concise, clear, and set forth in a manner to become impressed on the mind of the student; the series of exercises are admirably graduated ; and the extracts chosen for practice and commitment to memory are of the most suitable kind.”’ CIVIL SERVICE GAZETTE.

“There exists no better Elementary Guide within our knowledge.” SPECTATOR. ‘6 The clear and logical arrangement, and the eminently practical character of

the work, are apparent on every page.’’ EDUCATIONAL TIMES. ‘“ It is a long time since we have seen such an encouraging introduction toa foreign tongue.” JOHN Bust.

The whole arranged and executed in masterly style.” ATHEN SUM.

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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

6 From a careful inspection of the rules, examples, and mode idioms, peculiarities, and difficulties of the language, we feel co mending this Modern French Grammar to all learners. We kn of the kind which conveys the instruction required so concisely, and s0 judiciously.” Civit SERV

The number of modern French Grammars is legion, and th very few good, most of thein bad, and a considerable portion Contanseau’s must be reckoned as amongst the very best of t] since it is not only elaborate, but also simple, the Author’s : puzzle and bewilder, but to make the road to the acquirement o foreign language as easy as possible. The exercises are alone su this French manual an invaluable means of instruction.’’

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