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SYNONYMES.

This Day was published, price 6s. in boards, in one closely-
. printed Volume,

F\ICTIONNAIRE UNIVERSEL. des Syno-
nymes de la Lague Francoise.
Par M. L'ABBE DE LEVIZAC.

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MISS OWENSON's POEMS.
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THE LAY of. or, an IRISH HARP • METRI-
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NATURA.L HISTORY.
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THE.. HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of, the
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-AN IMPROVED AND RATIONAL SERIES OF
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GUAGE IN SCHOOLS.
The First Book. .
rTHE'FIit NCH AND ENGLISH PRIMMER ;
consisting of a brief Vocabulary of the most common
Nouns, AdjeCtive.s, and Verbs ; printed in a large Type, on
.good Paper, price 9d. sewed.
The Second Book: •
The FIRST FRENCH GRAMMAR; consisting-of the.
Accidence of that Language, biietly expressed, and perspicu-
ously displayed ; cont,nung every thing essential, and nothing
superfluous'.' by M. L'Abbe Bossut ; printed-in a large Type,
and on good Paper, price is. 6d. bound iu cloth.
The Third Book._
A KEY ..TO FRENCH CONVERSATION AND
-FR EN CH IDIOM; consisting of easy a:ai familiar Phrases
and Dialogues, English and French,
.adapted to the Memory
of Childien at an early Age; by L'Abbe Bossut ; print-
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The Fourth Book. ,
The-FRENCH SYNTAX ; with illustrations and numer-
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the Student-in all the peculiarities of the Language; by M.
L'Abbe Bossur, price-as, 6d. bound in cloth. • •
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A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH end ENG-LISII,
and EN.G LISN and FRENCH LANGUAGES • including
many Hundred Words not to be found in other Diaiitaries,
,and excluding. others unknown to, modern: French Literature.
The whole revised, prepared, and compiled-by M. L'Abhe
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Tho Sixth .Book. r • .
DICTIONNAIRE UNIVERSEL.DESSYNONYMES
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