FRENCH COMPOSITION, CONVERSATION, AND DICTIONARIES

Allen's First French Composition. By P. S. Allen of the

University of Chicago. {In prcss.) Bronson's Exercises in Every-day French. By Thomas

B. Bronson of the Lawrenceville School.

Cameron's Eléments of French Prose Composition. By

J. H. Cameron of the University of Toronto.

Hill and Smith's Advanced French Composition. By R. T. Hill and H, E. Smith of Yale University.

Koren's French Composition. By William Koren ot Princeton Uaiversity.

Levi's French Composition. By Moritz Levi of the University of Michigan.

Vreeland and Koren's French Syntax and Composition. By W. U. Vreeland and William Koren of Princeton University.

Cerfs French Pronunciation. By Barry Cerf of the University of Wisconsin.

Matzke's Primer of French Pronunciation. By John E. Matzke.

Nitze and Wilkins's Handbook of French Phonetics. By W. A. Nitze and E. H. Wilkins of the University of Chicago.

Bellows's Dictionary for the Pocket. French and English, English and French divisions on same page. By John Bellows. Roan tuck, Morocco,

French and English Dictionary. Revised Edition.

Revised by William Bellows.

Edgren and Burnet's French and English Dictionary. With Pronunciation, Etymologies, etc. By Hjalmar Edgren and Percy B. Burnet.

Gasc's Concise Dictionary of the French and English Languages. By F. E. A. Gasc.

Library French and English Dictionary. By Ferdinand E. A. Gasc.

Little Gem French and English Dictionary. By

Ferdinand E. A. Gasc. Cloth,

Students' French and English Dictionary. By Ferdinand E. A. Gasc.

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