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For the Richmond Dispatch
To Ny Darling.
BY VI 4.

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READY IL SEPTEMBER:
GRAMMAR IN FRENCH.
BYN. sCHELg Dgv WE'RE,
Professor OF Modern Languages in the University
of Virginia.
This work will be divided into two parts:
The FIRST PART will contain the Elementary
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in conc ise form illustrated By number OF plain,
practical sentences, such are wanted in the COM
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msthod N Pestaioszi, With drst Lessons In Written
ss 's222gs sns
In which the fundamental operations on Abstract
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Of schools ami Coissssln This wo,k ne h fea
INV % aete VII any fYiuslra6d by greater
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H.; SERIES OF HIGHER TENT BOOKS IN
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university students.
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th.orems in elementary geometry.
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A FRENCH READER,
POR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

gYM. scHcLC DE- WERE,
Professor OF Modern Languages ~ the University
OF Virginia.
Containing brief essay on French literature,
followed by selection Of extracts from the best
French writer's. They IRE arranged according to
the subjects OF which they treat, in history,
d.scriulpus oratury, thoughts end uaxims, let
lcr~ characters, tales, md dramatic compositions
IN prose, with extract. from every branch Of
poetry Brief notices Of ;ie authors are given,
and The whole Will form = fair outline Of French
literature from the earliest iiUcs 10 cur day.