... The SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR. BY J. V. DOCVILLE, PROFESSOR OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE S, R— The very flattering reception which the first Edition of my French Grammar has met with has induced me to revise the work with care and attention, and publish it in ...

... and publish it in one volume, under the title of The Speaking French Grammar. As French is generally learnt with a view to conversation,. my efforts have chiefly a imediat rendering the speaking of this fascinating language easy to English persons. ...

... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR. By J. V. Douville, Professor of the French Language, 2, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, and 6, Coventry-street, Haymarket, London, 1527. MR. ED I TOR,—The success which has attended the first edi-' tion . of this French Grammar ...

... The FRIACIL LANGUAGE rendered LASY to SPEAK, B, .1. V. OOU VI LLIi, PROFESSOR OF THE FREMH LANGUAGE. TO 1111. EDITOR Ol' THE MORNING POST. Sir — A greater number of works to facilitate the acquire- ment of the French Language has emanated from the Press ...

... THE FRENCH LANGUAGE RENDERED EASY TO SPEAK. BT MR. J. V. DOI:VILLE, PROFESSOR OF THE FRENCH LAMOVAUE. TWJZIIirBULL. SIR-A greater number of wot ks to facilitate the acquirement of the French Language has emanated from the press within the last two years ...

... publijo new work, on the same sobject, in one volume, intitled SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR.—As French is generally leT er , with a view to conversation, my efforts have chiefly aimed at log the speaking of this fascinating language easy to English perl w a ys ...

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... work, on the same subject. in one volume, intitled THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAM 3IAR.—As French is generally learnt with a view to conversation, my efforts have chiefly aimed at rendering the speaking of this fascinating language easy to English persons. ...

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... work, on the same subject, in one volume, intitled THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMA R.—As French is generally learnt with a view to conversation, my efforts have chiefly aimed at render. log the speaking of this fascinating language easy to English persons. ...

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... MORAL SKETCHES. THE DUELLIST. 0 that nature and truth would live in the heart, and speak from the lips of man! pride and false honor are the favorites of his soulvanity and presumption are ever on his tongue. The DUELLIST spurns the dearest claims of ...