COMPLETE COURSE OF THE FRENCH LAN-
GUAGE. By P. F. MERLET, Professor of French
in University College, London.
FRENCH GRAMMAR, divided into Three Parts;
the Pronunciation, the Accidence, and the Syntax.
New Edition. 12mo, bound, 5s. 6d.
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common intercourse of life, and are made familiar by exercises of
a similar kind. The tables of declensions and conjugations are
also admirably clear It is almost impossible to represent sound
to the eye; yet the rules of pronunciation laid down in this book
are so systematic and precise, as to render them a great help to
those who have had some oral instruction."-Monthly Review.
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LE TRADUCTEUR; or, Historical, Dramatic,
and Miscellaneous Selections from the best French
Writers; on a plan calculated to render Reading
and Translation peculiarly serviceable in acquiring
the Speaking and Writing of the French Language;
accompanied by explanatory Notes: a selection of
Idioms, and concise Tables of the Parts of Speech
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plification of the rules of grammar, by appropriate remarks, and
numerous notes on those peculiarities which form the most diffi-
cult parts of the French language."-Gentleman's Magazine
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