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Patrice. — Au Pôle en Ballon. Edited by P. S. Jeffrey, Clifton Collège. 2*-.

ADVANCED.

About. — Le Roi des Montagnes. Adapted and Edited by Ernest Weekley, M.A. Globe 8vo., 2s. 6d.

GUARDIA.W.—'' Ahout's Le Roi des Montagnes is the most advanced of the prose stories before us, and Professer Weekley has provided it with a good set of the sort of exercises which hâve made the earlier numbers of Siepmaiin's s-eries so wel!-known ard popular. His notes show the hand of the !>cholar and the teacher, and his introduction is commendably brief and to the point."

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Bernard. — L'Anneau D'Argent. Edited by Louis Sers, Wellington Collège. Globe 8vo., 2s. 6d.

EDUCAtlONAL T/AfSS.—" A brief Introduction tells us ail that we require to know about the author. The text is clearly and correctly printed, The notes are excellent; just the right length, well expressed, and trustworthy."

CoppÉE. — Contes Choisis. Edited by Miss F. M. Skeat, Royal Holloway Collège, Egham. Gtobe

8vo., 25. 6d.

SCHOOL H'ORLD.— "Miss Skeat has taken very great pains to make this édition helpfiU in every way. The short biography, the notes and the vocabulary (a new feature in tlie séries), ail givc évidence of great care and a good knowledge of what is likely to présent difficulty to the >oung reader."

Daudet. — Tartarin de Tarascon. Edited by Otto SiEPMANN, Clifton Collège. 2s. 6d.

GUARDIAN. — "The work is too well known to need description, and Mr. Siepmann's efforts to provide suitable aids make criticism superfluous."

La Brète. — Mon Oncle bt Mon Curé. Edited by E. Goldberg, Tonbridge School. Globe 8vo., 2s. 6d.

yiCADEMY. — "The notes are good, and the system of exercises, oral and written, based on the text, makes the édition a valuable school book."

Michaud. — La Première Croisade. Edited by V. HouGHTON, Khedivieh Collège, Cairo. Globe Svo., 2s. 6d.

EDUCATION AL flMES.—" An excellent reader. Prefaced by a Life of Michaud and a.n exposé oi his literary work, together with a good historical Introduction, furnished with valuable historical and grammatical notes, the book présents a tout ensemble calculated to render it attractive and uscful."

PouviLLON. — Petites Âmes. Edited by S. Barlet, Mercers' School, London. Globe 8vo., 25. 6d.

GUARDIAN.—" Mr. Harlet has contributed an enthnsiastic introdnctory notice of the writer and his works, with capable notes. Advanced students will be unanimoiis in thanking Mr. Barlet for bringing to their notice a collection of short stories full of racy wit and robiist understanding of human nature."

Sandeau.— Sacs et Parchemins. Edited by Eugène Pfllissier, Lycée Le Havre. Globe 8vo., 35. 6d.

SCH00LMAS7ER.-~"The édition contains the usual helps found in the books belonging to this séries, and is marked by the perfection and thoroughness which hâve distinguished other works entrusted to MM. Sicpmann and Pelissier."

Theuri ET.— L'Abbé Daniel. Edited by Paul Dbsages, Cheltenham Collège. Globe 8vo., 2s. 6d.

EDUCATIONAL KEVlEIt'.—" Siich a charming story by one of the foremcM French writer» of the ccntury cannot long remain unnoticcd. The abovc édition should be in great reque*t a* a reader for npper form»."

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Vigny. — Cin» Mars (Abridged). Edited by G. G. LoANE, St. Paul's School. Globe 8vo., 2s. 6d.

SArURDAY REHEir.-" Maintains the high standard of excellcHce already set by other volumes in the séries to which it belongs. The notes are good and tothe point, and the story in its shortened and abbreviated form loses but little in interest."

Vogué. — Cœurs Russes. Edited by E. Pellissikr, Lycée Le Havre. Globe 8vo, 2^. 6d.

SCHOOL M ASTER. — "The book is got up in the most thorough fashion, besides the usual notes, schemesof wordsand phrases, of idioms and exercises in svntax, hâve been prepared, and suitable extracts translated into English ready to be used as test re-translations into French. The text thus supplies in itself a pleasant reading book and a course of words, grammar, and composition, ail got, as they snould be, in and from the reading itself."

Word- and Phrase- Books, for each volume, with French translation, for Home IVork. 6d. each.

The following Volumes will be added to the Séries.

Note.— Those marked t are in the Press, and the others are in préparation.

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tBiART. — Monsieur Pinson. Edited by Otto Siep- MANN, Clifton Collège.

fDESNOYERs. — Jean- Paul Choppart. Edited by L. von Glehn, Merchant Taylors' School.

tDuMAS. — Napoléon. Edited by W. W. Vaughan, Clifton Collège.

Gennevray. — Marchand d'Allumettes. Edited by Miss Alice A. James, Queen's Collège, Barbados.

Souvestre. — Le Chasseur de Chamois. Edited by F. Vogelsang, Seafield Technical Collège.

ADVANCED.

Hugo.— RuY Blas. Edited by Prof. C. Bévenot, Birmingham University.

SIEPMANN'S GERMAN SERIES.