A key to the French language; or, pocket-companion for those who wish to speak, spell, write, and translate, with ease, expedition, and correctness. : In three parts. Part I. containing 108 examples of the different modes of rendering the most familiart English words (alphabetically arranged) into French; after a new manner, in the nature of school-copies. Part II. containing rules or explanations of those examples. Part III. containing a short view of the eight parts of speech, with references to the examples; which renders the whole clear, comprehensive, and pleasent to the learner. Calculated no less for the use of schools and private pupils, than for the public at large, as a short road to the knowledge of grammar, and a certain guide to the acquaintance with authors. Dedicated to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester..
London: : Printed for J. Bew, no. 28, Pater-Noster-Row.,
MDCCLXXXII.. [1782]
Folded plate contains: Table of the formation of regular verbs.
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Alston, R.C.  Engl. language,
French language