LE PAGE'S COMPLETE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION

IN THE

FRENCH LANGUAGE.

Obviating entirely all necessity for leaving England to learn French. NEW FRENCH SCHOOL, BY M. LE PAGE,

PROFESSOR OF FRENCH IN LONDON.

The sale of many thousands, and the almost universal adoption of these clever little books by M. LE PAGE, sufficiently prove the public approbation of his plan of teaching French, which is in accordance with the natural operation of a child learning its native language.

In One Volume, 12mo. cloth,

PETIT LECTEUR DES COLLÉGES;

OR, THE FRENCH READER FOR BEGINNERS AND ELDER CLASSES. A Sequel to "L'Echo de Paris."

Consisting of Short Selections of various kinds.

With the Pronunciation, the meaning of the Words and Idioms which may not be yet familiar to a young reader, and occasional Questions adapted for Practice in French Conversation.

By MONS. LE PAGE.

Thirty-fourth Edition, with Additions and numerous Woodcuts, in 12mo., neatly bound in cloth, price 3s. 6d.,

LE PAGE'S FRENCH SCHOOL-PART I.

LE PAGE'S L'ECHO DE PARIS.

Being a Selection of Familiar Phrases which a Person would hear daily if living in France. With a vocabulary of the Words and Idioms.

"Mons. Le Page's excellent work has, we are happy to perceive, run through several cditions with all the celerity it deserved. His book is decidedly the best we have seen for aiding the instruction of

| English children in the rudiments of the French language; inasmuch as it approaches nearest to that best of all possible methods, familiar conversation."— Morning Post.

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NER.

LE PAGE'S WORKS (continued).

Sixteenth Edition, with Additions, 12mo., neatly bound in cloth, 2s. G.,

LE

PAGE'S

FRENCH SCHOOL-PART II.

LE PAGE'S GIFT OF FLUENCY IN FRENCH CONVERSATION.

A Set of Exercises for the learner of the French Language, calculated to enable him, by means of practice, to express himself fluently on the ordinary topics of life. With Notes.

"Mons. Le Page's Elementary works are already well known and highly appreciated; no books are better adapted to give the pupil a complete command of

words and phrases, and a correct knowledge of the language; the arrangement is natural and judicious."—Atlas.

Eighth Edition, 12mo., neatly bound in cloth, price 2s. 6d.,
LE PAGE'S FRENCH SCHOOL PART III.
LE PAGE'S LAST STEP TO FRENCH;

Or, the Principles of French Grammar displayed in a series of short lessons, each of which is followed by questions and exercises:

WITH THE VERSIFICATION.

"To schools and private teachers these | lucid and scholarlike, and his Exercises volumes must be invaluable."-Monthly are well graduated, and likely to exercise Review. the student's mind with his memory." Gent.'s Mag.

"M. Le Page's tabulation of the verbs | is as complete as it is good; his syntax is

MONS. LE PAGE HAS ALSO PUBLISHED, FOR THE USE OF JUNIOR CLASSES,

Royal 18mo. neatly bound, price 2s. 6d.,

LE PAGE'S FRENCH MASTER FOR BEGINNERS;

OR, EASY LESSONS IN FRENCH.

New and Improved Edition, with additions.

VIRTUE BROTHERS & CO., 1, AMEN CORNER.