II. F. BZiÔUËT, B.A.f

Lait French Muster, 8i. PauVt Scltool^ - London,

6tli Bdltlon* X ▼ol.» small Sto, olotb. Prioe 2s. 6d«

Tlie compiler has chosen anmsing and interesting pièce» by English Authors, and gi^en ail the niles of Prench Grammar that refer to each sentence to be translated into Prench. The compiler has aimed at writing a claas-book which may enable a young pupil to learn his grammar^ or an advanced one to revise it, whiUt i/ranalating.

The increasing success of the "Class-Book of Prench Composition" clearly shows that the method of teaching Prench Con^position by giving hints to pupils, instead of giving them whole sentences translated, is being well appreciated.

" This book deserves to take rank with Mr. Sidgwick's * Greek Composition/ and a higher compliment we cannot pay it " — Journal of

Education, May, 1880.

'' Blouët's * Class-Book of Frenoh Composition ' wiU be found a most valuable guide tp the idiomatic rendering of EngHsli into Frenoh. The tfstracts given for translation are most amnsing and interesting, and th» pupil Teho goes through the exercises caref ully, using the assistance given in the notes and références, will learn much ^ehich he could pick up nowhere but fromthe conversation of acultivated Frenchman." — Literaty Ckwrchman, Aug. 20, 1880.

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