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Iittré^EJ Dictionnaire de la Langue Française»
contenant : la nomenclature la plus étendue, la prononciation et les difficultés grammaticales, la sigm£cdtion des mots avec de nombreux exemples et les synonymes, l'histoire des mots députe les premiers temps de la langue ifrançaise jvsqutau seizième siècle et l'étymologie comparée.
Uns grtot wafk is now complète, and sells ai the following priées .— \
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Priée, VoL II t , 22s. éd., dkto ditto 2*js. 6d.
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ïn an article on the "French Academy" the Saiwâay J&p^of thfioihof April, 1870, states: —
41 OnginaHy coinmïssioned to produce the ClasncTi«nék1)ictiouRty t <it 'ha^anrived, we belàwe, at the sûcth letter of die Alphabet in thettamnwof *wo Centuries and a ôuarter, and at a fifth édition ef a.Bictionary of comanon use, composed uader its auspices ; while in the course of a single life devoted to science and consumed in the se v e r es t aaily and nignuy studios, M. Ltttré, who is ngt a member of the Academy, is «teadily and sureiy agcamptislmig by fais own unassisted exertkms a rtanairtff and JMiraseological Dictionaty of the French langimgc, unmaîlcd iaconapreliea&iveness and completeness."'-"
Hov cornes itthat M. Littre*. whose réputation for learmng «ndaeàmee-is ILuropean, and whose siagle-minded self-dévotion bas Bswoeen surpassed in a : Bénédictine monastsry, remains one of the*most conspicuous among the rejectecLof the Academy? Siinply because 'M. Littnfs pélitical and ptûlo- .sophical.ieptaions are distasteful to the «lexical aad politisai coterie
eedojninant in the Palais Mazarin. To tbethe aathorof the amplest^md tst french dictionaryts no atonement in the eyes of a ntajorifcy of thèse -guardiâns and censors of the national literature for the ofience of betagan Marpeanderot Posktvism aad a Republioan. The absence of > M. Ltaréftam
the Aoadeny is even more remarkabJe than that of many historians, essay- 4*ts, and 'humourists whose Works are the common possession of the whole •civifised woHd,*ince it is to M. Littréalone that France wiU oweïfae falfilmeat {if happUy his lilie is spared a tew years longe*) of, that. great antional
enterprise with which the Academy was charged more than two centuries
ago.
