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... , and leading , gradually , to the practice of original composition and conversation . I . O [ Continued overleaf . 306 French Grammars , Primers , etc. ( continued ) . LONDON : 18 King William Street , Charing Cross . 7.
... , and leading , gradually , to the practice of original composition and conversation . I . O [ Continued overleaf . 306 French Grammars , Primers , etc. ( continued ) . LONDON : 18 King William Street , Charing Cross . 7.
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... original in conception . points in the Method are ( 1 ) reading aloud , ( 2 ) learning by heart specially chosen words , ( 3 ) avoidance of oral translation . " - University Correspondent . Cossard and Laurent , Méthode Directe pour l ...
... original in conception . points in the Method are ( 1 ) reading aloud , ( 2 ) learning by heart specially chosen words , ( 3 ) avoidance of oral translation . " - University Correspondent . Cossard and Laurent , Méthode Directe pour l ...
Side 33
... original feature saves the student the trouble of searching his gram . mar , and enables him to compare at a glance the moods and tenses , as well as the irregularities of roots and endings of the verbs and conjugations . The Syntax ...
... original feature saves the student the trouble of searching his gram . mar , and enables him to compare at a glance the moods and tenses , as well as the irregularities of roots and endings of the verbs and conjugations . The Syntax ...
Side 63
... original . On the other hand , a scrupulous fidelity to that sense is imperative , and should never be supplanted by an indulgence of the translator's own conceits . It is hoped that these twin conditions of a satis factory rendering ...
... original . On the other hand , a scrupulous fidelity to that sense is imperative , and should never be supplanted by an indulgence of the translator's own conceits . It is hoped that these twin conditions of a satis factory rendering ...
Side 65
... original Latin form has been retained in brackets , even where the word is derived directly from the low Latin . The derivations are the generally accepted ones ( Alternatives are given in the Notes ) . A few have been included which ...
... original Latin form has been retained in brackets , even where the word is derived directly from the low Latin . The derivations are the generally accepted ones ( Alternatives are given in the Notes ) . A few have been included which ...
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Side 5 - The compiler of this little book has had in view to teach the young beginner as many French words as possible in the least tedious manner. He has found by experience that what children dislike most to learn are lists of words, however useful and well chosen, and that they very soon get weary of disconnected sentences, but commit to memory most readily a short nursery rhyme, anecdote, or fable. Hence the selection he baa made. THE FIRST FRENCH BOOK. By HENKI BUÉ, B.-es-L., French Master at Merchant...
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