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AUiot. See Compends of Literature, below.

Aabert*s Col loquial French Dnll. i6mo. Part I. 66pp 48

Fart II. 1x8 p 6s

Bronson^s Exercises in Every-day French. Composition. x6mo 60

Flcury's Ancient History. Told to Children. Arranged for translation

baclt into Freoch by Susan M. Lane. xamo. xxa pp 70

Gasc^s TheTranslator. English into French. x3mo. 333 pp x 00

Jeu des Anteurs. ^cardsinaboz 80

Parles-voas Français ? A Pocket Phrase-book, with hints for pronun-

ciatioB. x8mo. xii pp. Boards 40

Riodu*s Lucie. Familiar Conversations in French and English. xsmo.

X38pp 4o

8adler*s Translating English into French. x3mo. 385 pp i 00

Witcomb ft Bellenger's French Conversation. Followed by the Sum-

mary of French Grammar, by Delillc. x8mo. 359 pp 50

DICTIONARIES.

BellowV French and English Dictionary for the PockeL Frencb anc English divisions are carried on concurrently on the same

ne. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes said : ** I consid^r the e lezicon the very gem of my library.** 33mo. 600 pp.

(Morocco, $3.10^ Roan tuck 355

Cheaper Edition. Laiver Print. x3mo. 600 pp z 00

Qasc*s Library Frencb and Engiuh Dictionary. Probabljr as complète and convenient as any French and English Dictionary estant.

956 pp. (^columns) laurge 8vo -400

Students* Dictionau7 of the French and English Languages. It defines thousands of French words found in no otner French aad English dictionary. It is modem, accurate, and remarkably full on idioms. xamo. xx86 pp. one volume. Cheaper

Ed. Retail x 50

Improved Modem Pocket-Dictionary. French-English part, aôt

pp. English-French part, 387 pp. One volume x 50

Pricet net. Postag* 8>#r cent a€lditicneU, DtKriptive Lùt/ree,

III 1900 a

Henry Holt Sr Co/s Frencb Text-Books.

s COMPENDS AND HISTORIES OF LITERATURE.]

O ( rhe Critical and Biographical portions as well as the

•>< Sélections are entirely in French.)

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S Allions Les Auteurs Contemporains. Sélections from About, Claretie,

îa Daudet, Dumas, Erckmann-Chatrian, Feuillet, Gambetta,

,W Gautier, Guizot, Hugo, Sand, Sarcey, Taine, Verne, and

^ others, with notes and brief biographies, lamo. 371 PP qpx ao

Q Contes et Nouvelles. Suivis de Conversations et d'Exercices de

•^« Grammaire. lamo. 307 pp i 00

gS Aubert'a Littérature Française. First Séries, Through XVII, Century,

^ Sélections from Froissant, Rabelais, Montaigne, Calvin,

^fi Descartes, Corneille, Pascal, Molière, La Fontame, Boileau,

t5 Racine, Fénelon, La Bruyère, etc., etc. With foot-notes,

ij biographies, and critical estimâtes. i6mo. 338 pp 100

55 Littérature Française. Second Séries, XVIII, and XIX. Cen-

J> turies. Voltaire, Rousseau, Mme. Roland, Balzac, George

#S Sand, Coppée, etc. i6mo. 290 pp . .•• 100

'•k Fortier*8 Histoire de la Littérature Française. A Compact and Com-

^ prehensive Account, up to the présent day. t6mo. 362 pp. x 00

tu Pylodet's La Littérature Française Classique. Biographical and Crit-

}: ical. Langue d'Œil, AbéIard,HéloIse, Fabliaux, Mystères,

îî Joinville, Froissart, Villon, Rabelais, Montaigne, Ronsard.

> Richelieu, Corneille, etc. lamo. 393 pp •• » 3°

2^ Théâtre Français Classique. From the above. T14 pp. Paper ao

7^ La Littérature Française Contemporaine. XIX* Siècle. P«»e

^ and Verse from 100 authors, including About, Augier. Bal-

»*tl zac. Béranger. Chateaubriand, Cherbuliez, Gautier, Hugo,

Lamartine, Mérimée, De Musset, Sainte-Beuve, Sand, Sardou, Mme. de Staël, Taine. Toepfer, De Vigny. With

^ selected biographical and literary notices, zamo. 310 pp... i 10

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