L'Exilé Chateaubriand

S. Les Souvenirs du peuple . . - Béranger 67

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PREFATORY NOTE

This Reader consists of the Sélections prescribed by the University of Toronto for the matriculation examination, arranged as nearly as possible in the order of their difficulty.

Ail explanations necessary for the clear understanding of the text hâve been placed in the vocabulary, under the more important words of every difficult sentence or phrase. The principal parts of the irregular verbs hâve been given — the présent and past participles, the first person singular présent and past definite of the indicative mood, and the first person singular of the présent subjunctive ; the future tense being also given whenever irregular in form, The numbers of the sections quoted are those in the High School French Grammar. The vocabulary bas been made ample for even the most elementary classes.

Teachers who are interested in the use of the alphabet of the International Phonetic Association will find the foUowing sélections printed in phonetic transcription in the ChrestomatKie Française, published by Henry Holt & Co., New York: Un Oiseau intelligent, le Corbeau et le Renard, les Souvenirs du peuple, l'Exilé.

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