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THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE.
''his Day is Published, in 12mo. the Fourth Edition, Revised, Im-
proved. and Enlarged, price 7s. bound,
ACOMPLETE GRAMMAR of the ITALIAN
LA NGUA GE ; comprising all the Rules and Peculiarities
of the said Language, explained in the best and simplest manner;
with Notes and Otwervatons, and illustrated by numerous and
1• appropriate Examples from the most celebrated Writers.
By M. SA NTAGNELLO.
Printed for Whittaker and Co. Longman and Co. 11. Colburn ;
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
PRACTICAL EXERCISES upon all the Parts of Speech in
the lialLn Language with References to the Grammar. . Third
&Bann, illustrated with English Notes and Explanations. 12mo.
Price 3s• 6d. bound.
A DICTIONARY of the PECULIARriIF.S of the 'TA.
LI A N LANGUAGE, being a Collection of Sentences from the
most approved Italian Authors, particularising those Verbs' Pre-
proitions, &c.. which govern different Mood+ and Cases, and form.
lug a Supplement to all other Italian Dictionaries. Bvo. Price 93.6 d.
ELISA BETTA, coda gli Esiliati nella Siberia, tradotta dal
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.6# boards.

A NEW SET of EXERCISES, consisting of a Collection of
ilbtestaining liiitories, Anecdotes, Description, of some Noted
Countries, calculated for the Amusement as well as for the
Instruction of the Student in the Italian Language. Illustrated
l Notes, Explanations: and Directions for their Translation. Se-
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A KEY to the NEW SET of EXERCISIS, being a faith-
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diode obstinate complaints. Being combined In the form of Crpo-
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