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ELEMENTARY

Jules Verne. — Le Tour du Monde en auATRE vingts JOURS. Edited by L. Barbé, Glasgow Academy. Globe 8vo., zs.

EDUCAJIONAL tIMES. — " This is a volume in the same séries, and also deserves praise. The taie is well known, and will be eagerly read, for there is enoujîh action to satisfy the most high-spirited boy. He will be gratefnl that the editor has written brief notes and supplied a vocabulary, from which he can get ail the help he is likely to reqviire."

Daudet. — La Tour des Maures. Edited by A. H. Wall, Mariborough Collège. Globe 8vo., 2s.

EDUCÀtlOSAL SEIVS.—" Intelligently used, this work cannot fail to leavc the pupil with a very considérable knowledge of French, as well as some ability to write and speak it. This tastefuUy.bound little volume deserves thehighest commendation."

Normand. — L'Émeraude des Ivcas. Edited by the late F. Aston Binns, Sherborne School. Globe 8vo., 2s.

fHE Cy/^RD/.-IJV.—" A text which boys will find of tlirilling interest. . . . We hâve been disappointed in no single instance in either notes or vocabulary, and the extensive aids to the acquisition of a stock of words and of facility 'n composition, which characterise this séries, seem quite up to the usiial level of excellence."

Pierre Cœur. — -L'Ame de Beethoven. Edited by de V. Payen-Payne, Kensington Coaching Collège,

EDUCAtlONAL 2^ElVS.—"As an elementary French classic for use inThird and Fourth Class forms, few Readers are so fully furnished with practical aids and helps to progress in French."

Lamy. — Voyage du Novice Jean-Paul, Edited by D. Devaux, St. Paul's School. 2i-.

Laurie. — Une Année de Collège à Paris. Edited by F. Ware, late of Bradford Grammar School, and