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PETIT TABLEAU LITTÉRAIRE DE LA FRANCE;
Contenant un Essai sur la Littérature Française;
DEPUIS SON ORIGINE JUSQU ’EN 1832,
Et de nombreux extraits des meilleurs auteurs; suivis de notes sur
quelques Difficultés. Servant de Suite au “Traducteur.”
Par P. F. MERLET.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
By P. F. MERLET,
Teacher of the French Language in the University of London.
∵ To those who have already gone through the French Grammar, this little work will be of infinite service, as it will enable them, at one view, to refresh their memory, by means of Tables representing the verbs, and the most essential rules concisely expressed, and each accompanied by an example, so arranged as to make the whole a Tabular View of French Grammar.
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∵ Such is the confidence of the Publisher in the decided superiority of the Works of Professor Merlet, which have already been adopted at the University of London, and many of the most respectable Seminaries of Education, that he offers to the Heads of Schools and to Teachers, who may become purchasers of them, to return the money for any of which they may not approve.
School Prize and Christmas Present.
TALES FROM CHAUCER, IN PROSE:
DESIGNED CHIEFLY FOR THE USE OF YOUNG PERSONS.
By CHARLES COWDEN CLARKE.
“Mr. Clarke may, we think, be assured of realizing the wish he has expressed in his preface, of adding to the number of those who read and relish Chaucer in the original. The book is altogether an extremely pretty and delightful one, and certainly far exceeds what our reminiscences of the Canterbury Tales would have given us reason to expect of Chaucer turned into prose.”—Atlas.
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