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... DIFFER- ERCES joased upon the verb, pronoun, mid idiom) between French and English, the Student is enabled from the comet to SPEAK and WRITE colloqubel and idiossatic Frenll. For a Fee or FIVE GUINEAS the Student is entitled to amend Professor MEUNIERI'S ...

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... , HAG.LEY ROAD. Branches in all the principal cities of Europe and Amerina. From the very fret lesson the papil hears and speaks only the language he is studying. Classes from tbree to five mehbers beginning at-van time. Twenty lessons Zila Private Lessons ...

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... DIFFEF- ENCES tbased upom the vesth pronoun, and iliom; betst : French and Erglish, the Student its en.bled from the Cazliz to SPEAK and WBEFE collocui3a and ?? Frereb. For a Fee of FIVE GULNEAS the Student is entitied -, attend Professor MEUNIERS Classes ...

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