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ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
QIGNOR ZANDOTTI, M.A., of Roine, late Professor of
is Italian in the University of Dublin, has the honour to
announce that, on the 22d instant, he will RESUME his
Profeisional Dutiei in LivnitPoorwiitig.galguwrxx-

Letters addressed to Signor ZA;Dorrr, at Mirs.'Wood's
Foreign Library, 62, BOLD-STREET, and at the Academy,
62, Grosvenor-street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Manchester,
will receive immediate attention.
ZANDOTTI'S TABLE OF THE ITALIAN VERBS,
Second Edition, London, may be had as above.

Ready for the press, and w

11 be published as soon as the List

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ANALYSE GENERALE DES VERBES ITALIENS
AVEC UN TRAITE TOUT PARTICULIER SUR LA SYNTAX

DES PARTICIPES DES V,ERDES QUI SE CONJUGUENT AVEC
AVERE, AVOIR.

Besides the great advantage this Work presents by its
Synoptical Tables, in which all the Auxiliary, Regular, and
Irregular Verbs are arranged according to their respective
classifications, and divested of all difficulty, S. Z. flatters him-
self that he has rendered some service to Professors and Stu-
dents by having reduced the SYNTAX OF PARTICIPLES, the
most intricate part of the Italian Language, to easy acquire-
ment, by means of a SINGLE RULE, which will be found in
strict accordance with the most approved Writers, and put
an end to the numberless differences between Grammarians
upon the subject.
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ELEMENTS OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE. In
this Work, which begins with some „general remarks on Pro-
nunciation, and on the proper Method of Teaching Living
Languages, all the Parts of. Speech, and especially the Pro-
nouns, which are perhaps more intricate in the Italian than
in any other Language, are also arranged in a Synoptical
Form, which, by converting the Multum into Parvo, removes
every difficulty, and precludes the necessity of a constant
reference to the endless pages of Grammars.
LISTS OF SUBSCRIBERS are open in the Library at the
LYCEUM ; at Mrs. WOOD'S, Bold-street, Liverpool ; and
at Messrs. lIImE and BE ALE'S, St. Ann's-square, Man-
chester; where a Prospectus of both Works may be had
gratis.

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