PRINCIPALLY INTENDED FOU SELF-INSTRUCTION

*,* To Studenta who use DeWIé's French Grammur and Key 1o the Etercisea without ihe assistance of a Master. — In order to raake the use of the Key subservient to its propor objfct, it should be consulted only en dernier ressort, and not till tbe same care bas been takeuin tbe préparation of the exercise aswlien întended for theexaminationcf the tutor. The student sbould first carefully reconsider and correct every sentence of bis essay, after an attentive perusal of the niles, vith tbeir accompanying examples, in hia Gramtnar, particuiarly applicable to it; and if, by thèse means, he fpel convinced that everytbing in his power bas been donc to ascertaiu tbe accuraey of bis own version, be may tben either verify or correct, if nccessary, by referrins to the présent Key. After such référence, the student, on discovering any errors, sbould a^ain consult the Grammar, and endeavour to find out whence the mistalies arise; by so doins, be will make tbe Rrcatest progress that can be etfected in private study, be will acquire tbe knowletisje of an intinite number of words and familiar phrases, and he will moreover obtain the facility »o désirable of writing french with tiuency and correctnesa.

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